@solo said: @unknownuser said: Be warned people like Myself and Solo are fairly political... Hmmm, I'm just a rude insulting Liberal atheist bastard on Facebook, no point in friending me if you get offended easily, I use Face book to rant and rave, insult and troll...it's therapeutic. Yeah... noticed it

here's another one where there's talk of selling your space ship designs. But I'm funding the first one. I'll probably just buy or try this one as it already seems to be funded. http://www.robertsspaceindustries.com/star-citizen/

I tried that just now and I must have done something... I hit a few options so I can't know for sure what did it... But I lost all ability to print. I have like 4 different printers and it would not print to anything. kept saying I needed to add a printer. finally I just did a system restore back to this morning and fixed it. Now I'm gun shy. I'm going to go back now and do as you say and only as you say and then test.

My pleasure...

That looks damn fine!

[off:2me34y7u]@thomthom your icons and ui styling etc always stand out.. they're pretty [image: zoC2_tt.png][/off:2me34y7u]

25 right now... burrrrrr...

@krisidious said: Shouldn't you two be working on your tree models... instead of trying to figure out who's is longer? whose what? snake? i was just joking last night by the way.. there's no software capable of zooming like that i put an easter egg link in my last post but nobody found it.. anyway, i was just looking around for more views of the carving in hopes of finding something to make a heightfield out of.. http://www.custommade.com/carved-wall-artsculpture/by/chrysaliswoodworks/ didn't find anything regarding a heightfield but found the guy's site which has a decently interesting explanation of the piece..

Hi Guys, I would recommend using millimeters rounded to tens like 5890, witch is actually 589 centimeters. There are many advantages to using millimeters for architectural drawings. 1 - no fractions or decimal commas ... 2 - it is easily recognizable and unmistakable wit another units 3 - I don't use any shortcut for units like mm, cm ... 4 - I use only one unit and that is mm. That makes thinks simple. I use millimeters for dimensioning and structural drawings and use meters for modeling in sketch up (too much needless zeros).

@g7m1mina Bottom of first post https://community.sketchucation.com/post/1369247

Looks very intriguing. If it could become as ubiquitous as .pdf's, it looks like an ideal format for presenting product proposals, user guides and tutorials.

@roger said: @utiler said: Thanks Steve. I think I'll stick to ratio or degrees, percentages seem thwart with danger! Fraught with danger! -- a warning from Captain grammar. Apologies, Captain. you're quite rite...

Unfortunately even the phpBB forum software does not recognise those brackets either. In the future, there should be a better way to list and share plugins however. This forum listing, though it's a very smart way Jim "hacked" it, has its limitations.

Once you've registered and logged in there is a thumbnail at the end of all the thumbnails that says HDRI... that's your link for the whole set. I think they move the whole set over for unregistered so they can't see the link. workaround of some kind.

so I take it I'm covered with Your cleanup tools... kool.

no actually it's still not working as that installation page is on the old server and it's can't install because the system is incompatible with that host's server. but thanks for lookin out for me. only this link works. http://sketchup-house-plans.com/ this one is still broken,. http://www.sketchup-house-plans.com/ ok I think I might have it fixed now.

Liked, shared, tweeted and such. I invite all of you to do the same.

thank you kris! awesome bricks!

That with a bump map would look quality!