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I have posted a RPS 3D PDF model on my website; here is the link:
http://www.jaureguiconcepts.com/graphics/8_Waterfront_Ave.pdf
Is a good way to show clients your models and all you need is Acrobat Reader to see it.
I only wish that it had the option of displaying edges.
@bruell said:
Would you be able to describe in a few words, how you generate the 3D PDF out of SU?
I bought the software from:
http://wiki.renderplus.com/index.php?title=Main_Page
you can download a trial version
The first AutoCad version I used was Rel.9 DOS. Before that I used VersaCad. Many moons ago.
That looks pretty impressive Solo, just one comment. Shouldn't there be more space between each yellow line in the center stripe.
@solo said:
There are so many great ruby's available, however there are a few I use daily and others that I use specifically. I will say that 'Purge all' is my most used ruby for my day to day works and 'subsmooth', 'JPP', 'Surface tools' and 'FFD' used for all my freeform work (organics)
FFD 
which one is that?
There's some amazing stuff at that cgtalk forum. It blew me away.
Edit your style and turn off sky and ground.
I'm looking for the Purge All script. I've used it before but I don't know where I got it from.
Smustard doesn't have it and the Ruby Library Depot is down. I've searched this forum and can't find it here either.
Does anybody have it that can post it?
Thanks.
Good job Voder.
caliliving here is some roof tutorials:
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=616
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=10940&p=73957&hilit=Roof#p73957
That second one helped me a lot
That is nice work Richard, Congratulations.
Can you put that on a website?
Genpet
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genpet
Genpets are a mixed media installation art piece by artist Adam Brandejs.[1] It is considered a hoax of exposure. The project has been shown in multiple galleries in Canada and Europe and has garnered some attention in the mass media.
The creations were sculpted, automated creatures made of latex and plastic, and housed robotic circuitry to simulate slow respiration. They looked like small, baldskinned humanoids, and were intended to be displayed as living, but dormant, bioengineered creatures for purchase as pets. The fabricated packaging indicated a purchaser had a choice of colors, for different personalities and levels of activity,[2] and that the creatures had a limited vocal capacity. The sculptures and packaging, along with the professional-appearing hoax website, are so realistic that observers are often fooled.[3][4]
In 2006, Genpets were featured on the weblog for The Museum of Hoaxes in San Diego, California.[5] as well as broadcast on BBC news worldwide on a BBC program called 'click'[6] as well as the Times (UK), the New York times and G4TechTV.[7]
All the work was hand done by the artist Adam Brandejs, with assistance from makeup artist Crystal Pallister for the colouring of the creatures. The pictures show the actual 19 genpet units that display at art galleries. Genpets have been displayed at multiple Fine Art galleries and museum displays in both North America and Europe.[8]
@hfm said:
A good thing to remember is that autosave will not work correctly when working from a usb. At least it didn't work for me
I bet that's what happen to me because I have been taken my model home and sometimes I open it from the usb drive and forget to save it to my hard disk.
thanks, mistery solved.
Thanks Boofredlay, I did have an unexpected shut down but it didn't tell me that ther was an auto save version when I open the file again.
I don't know why. But I do see the auto save file now, I didn't know they disappered after you save the file.
I'm having trouble locating mt auto-save file, I have Aut-save turned on under Preferences/General (Every 5 Mins.)
but there is no Auto-save files in the folder where the original file is saved.
(From SketchUp User's Guide)
@unknownuser said:
Auto-Save
Click the Auto-Save checkbox to automatically save changes to your drawing into a temporary file at specific time interval. This temporary file is available on the file system should SketchUp abnormally exit. Type the auto-save interval, in minutes, into the minutes field.The temporary file's name will be a combination of the word "AutoSave" with the original filename, such as AutoSave_hotel.skp. This file is saved in the directory where the original .skp file exists.
I downloaded the whole set and I intend to use it on the pool deck of the house I'm designing right know.
Thanks, from Austin Texas.
