which is the main difference with google pages?

yes, you should copy the file "bez-patch.rb" from the "bez-patch" folder to the "plugins" folder.
then you should see the control in Draw -> Bezier Patch

@ngon said:

To use:
If you always want it available on startup, move the file bez-patch/bez-patch.rb up one folder so that it is in the base plugins/ directory.) After selecting Draw > Bezier Patch...

probably you know how to do this, but for those who don't, take a look here: http://www.brushes.obsidiandawn.com/tutorials/seamless-textures/index.htm a tutorial on how to make seamless textures with photoshop.

i think this is much more than "decent".

looks nice! maybe the legs could be bigger...

i think "to purr" in french is "ronronner".

@unknownuser said:

I found this brilliant little standalone app called Seamless Texture Generator. It comes in two flavours, Demo and Pro. The Demo version is pretty much like the Pro version, but can only create textures up to 512 x 512 resolution, Pro version does not have this ailment. It does not create textures from new, you load an image and manipulate it through the program.

Its easy to use and light weight. Pro version priced at $24.95 (USD). Currently I'm only using the Pro, but might be using it in conjunction with some other texturing apps.

I am curious though, what size do you (the people who generate textures) make your textures normally?

take a look at this pic: is this an error? i mean, the logo all over the texture...
i thought the resolution was the only reason for purchasing the pro version, but...

@ely862me said:

some upgrades but still wip

they look good, but they're too dark IMO.

if you push/pull a face and then double click on another one, it will be push/pulled with the same height

[flash=425,355:3aacx710]http://www.youtube.com/v/DVO1cpDLbrs[/flash:3aacx710]

you did a great job Coen!

@solo said:

one does not realise how dependant one is on this forums interactions until it's not available

you're really right!

@gio said:

Ci sono anch'io!

Gio(vanni)

quello nel tuo avatar è un modello che hai fatto tu?

great! this is very useful on not-curved-surfaces because you don't have to worry about intersecting with other lines!

fantastic pete! i'm really impressed of what you can achieve using SU.

@pichuneke said:

Fantastic!

By the way Julius, you are from Italy. I am from Spain.

What the... hell are we doing modelling in France?

ehe...

@julius said:

hi,
i found this tutorial on you tube.
i was wondering which version of photoshop is required: mine is 7.0.1 but it doesn't have "lens blur", it has four or five kinds of blur but not this one.

somebody's goning to answer? which version of photoshop is required to have "lens blur"

@pichuneke said:

Everything is fantastic!

Forgive me, when I upload a render, what I want is that people tell me what mistakes I have done. I don't want congratulations and things like that, and I forgive to say it to the people.

But is going to be one of the more visited models of 3D Warehouse. Congratulations

You must inform the owner of the group of UNESCO sites to add your model:

Error 404 (Not Found)!!1

(sketchup.google.com)

It's one of the most interesting collections I have seen in 3D Warehouse.

pichuneke, check out the UNESCO sites' collection!

hi,
i found this tutorial on you tube.
i was wondering which version of photoshop is required: mine is 7.0.1 but it doesn't have "lens blur", it has four or five kinds of blur but not this one.

if i may say so, the sky looks weird, it looks like it's reflected in water. i would try to insert an infinite plane with applied a water material so that it looks like the airplane is flying over the surface of the water.
anyway, tha airplane looks cool!

@pichuneke said:

Much better

There is a lost single line at the bottom of the model, under an arc.

i know: the purpose of that line is to rotate correctly the model when i import the google earth terrain, and then to rotate it back when i want to edit it so that it's aligned with the axis.

nice pics!

i edited the arch: check it out and tell me what you think.

@schreiberbike said:

I think the first one is plenty good and it looks to be relatively easy to construct. The others appear to be more complex and therefore more expensive. Unless your client has money to burn I'd go with number one.

What kind of cheese is it. I love cheese.

it's called "parmigiano-reggiano" or "grana". at least here in italy we call it that way.