The definition of art is:
@unknownuser said:
art[ahrt]–noun:
- the quality, production, expression, or realm, according to aesthetic principles, of what is beautiful, appealing, or of more than ordinary significance.
That is the definition, and in that definition it says "or of more than ordinary significance" which means a car can be art.
Unless someone objects this.
May I ask, where is this?
A bit more research on the building itself will prove powerful in the end.
And I have a bit of an idea of how it might turn out...
Here is a small and quick attempt and I want you to tell me if you like it, I don't want to waste your time with a tutorial that you don't need.
Spiral.skp
I'm sorry but the link you gave appears to be broken. I would love to help but uploading some pictures would be equally as helpful.
But in the end if it turns like a wheel, try using Proper Animation or Mover plugins. They are simple and easy to use.
If its a bit more complicated and requires physics, try Sketchy Physics but it isn't easy to use though.
@gaieus said:
It can be cool but you must be very careful to make sure the roof is waterproof and to let the rain flow away easily.
Hmm... I'll keep that in mind next time. The show I got this from was somewhere where they probably never seen winter before.
@olishea said:
stairs are very very wide!
Thank you, my next house I plan to do a more elaborate set of stairs. Don't worry it will be narrow. 
@chris fullmer said:
I'm not quite sure I follow. Are you asking if outside renderer's can use the flightpath created by this plugin?
If so, I think the answer is yes, since my flightpath can be exported as a series of scenes - 1 scene per frame of camera path. So as long as a renderer can be set to render one frame per SU scene, then it should be able to take advantage of the camera recorder path.
I asked if anyone would be interested in testing this back a while ago when I released the most recent version, so far no one has tested it to see if it works though....
Chris
No you got it wrong, Twilight is inside sketchup renderer. I won't mind being the first one to step my foot out to do so.
@prokrastinator said:
@ KXI System
I read a little about FOV but still can't quite understand the benefits. Would appreciate a quick run-down.Cheers
I'll give it to you how I learned it, basicly you see more or less depending on your FOV. And it also sometimes can avoid nasty cut through's, I'm not to familiar of it to give you a good explanation.
If you take photographs I can explain it more easier using lens, as in when you type in a lens value- as in 14mm -your modeling window will look like your looking through a 14mm lens.
In summary, a lower FOV will avoid cut through's. Higher FOV's will result in them when zoomed to near.
I would like to ask a very interesting question.
For renderer's like Twilight that can be used in SU simple scene animation, can your plugin tool adapt too?
This would benefit me before I decide to get a renderer.
Thanks,
KXI System
Are you trying to say that you want to take out/add into/rearrange the Large Tool Set?
If so not possible.
The large tool set is basicly (from left to right) the Principle, Drawing, Modification, Construction, Camera and Walk through toolbars all in one. So its possible to make the Large Tool Set without having it out, that means you can choose any of these sets and modify with some others-or just plainly re-arrange them to your bidding.
Mac users have the option to choose what tools they want in their sketchup, just so you know.
OK, I'll share a duh moment.
THE COMPONENT DIALOG BOX IS JUST A MINI 3-D WAREHOUSE WINDOW!
I found out by trying to search for a component and ended up with the same search results as the first page in the 3-D warehouse.
WARNING, THE FOLLOWING DUH MOMENT IS PROVEN TO DECREASE PRODUCTION BY 1000%!
OK, first I found one of the antics figures off the warehouse (not through the component dialog window). Now all antic models have a link to the same youtube video, so I clicked on it and next thing you know I have youtube fully working inside sketchup! 
I got nothing done that day...
@charly2008 said:
I would like to upload the model to bring it to disposal to the community but I do not know what free file hosting services to take. Can someone give me some advice. Which is best known?
Karlheinz
I'm not sure if you already know this but you can upload files if they are not big enough (I'm unsure of the limit), right below your posting window there is this upload tab.
Remus has given a full tutorial on how to upload file (pictures in this case) here
Hope it helps!
Yes, it is a walk-in closet.
I hope you like my idea of a porch on top of a roof, I got that somewhere off T.V.
So I decided to make a house with no plans at all, and here is how it turned out.
I haven't textured anything yet because I'm no good at choosing good colors.
If you don't like my furniture (including my stairs) you can delete the layer of it.
The Model works great with layers and the outliner.
Enjoy!
House Practice.skp
p.s. I never got to finish the upstairs bathroom...
@leedeetee said:
@dedmin said:
TurboCAD - .stl - Deep Exploration - .skp
I have no idea what that means.
It means we don't know much about sketchup native file format...
But that doesn't answer the question I know...
I just zoom out, it always works.
If you want to get complicated then change you Field of View. Post here if you want to learn more about FoV.
