Thanks, the link you provided is straightforward.

Please, would anyone document this extract:

This is an example of a simple animation that spins the model around

class ViewSpinner

def initialize
model = Sketchup.active_model
view = model.active_view
camera = view.camera
@target = model.bounds.center
@up = Geom::Vector3d.new(0, 0, 1)
@distance = camera.eye.distance @target
@zmin = @target.z
@zmax = @zmin + @distance
@dz = @distance / 300
@z = @zmin
@angle = 0
@frame = 0;
@startTime = Time.now
Sketchup::set_status_text($exStrings.GetString("FPS"), 1)
end

Thanks

funny inspiration.

For sure Monsieur Eiffel was thinking to a giraffe.

@solo said:

I'd like to see his wifes chair also.

But Dave do not appreciate

Ok.

No comment!

Yes, a lot of good ideas.

Can this be modeled in SU?

Total respect, chapeau Monsieur.

Very interesting link.

http://jasonpaulgrant.co.uk/my-work/articles/42-is-lurking-a-problem.html

Is there a limitation on the dimensions of attached images?

O'Brien, I have only a two-sided brain, and i've searched for a while, but seems that it's hidden somewhere. By the way what do you means by rule#1.

Thanks Dave for your support. I really appreciate.

Please, is there nice wood textures all around? I found several but all are not well grained.
Yes, grain became a obsession for me.

Thanks.

Now it's green.

tipping forward: yes Dave, i've take into account this; the gravity centre i.e distribution of mass is (in theory)at the back making stability of the structure. But who knows?

Thanks to all.

I am not talking about RUBY RESOURCES, but about perception process. By the way, do you know from whom we inherited lurking?

A newborn named: Larsen-Marough.
Please, I want the opinion of all pro woodworkers.

thanks.

Here another post by Chris who illustrate my idea (His idea).

BEGIN
Ruby Script Video Tutorial - add Construction Points
Postby Chris Fullmer on Fri Oct 30, 2009 5:39 pm
Ok, this is my first attempt at a real time, script writing tutorial. I might do another here shortly. I know some people are not fond of my videos, so I've done this to spite them And I've heard some people like the videos a lot, so those people are allowed to watch and listen.
But I warn you, this is Ruby scripting in real time. So its not super duper exciting, unless you like Ruby or want to learn to script.
It's only about 6 lines of code, so you can't get too confusedI hope.
END

You're RIGHT Chris.

What else.

I stumbled upon this post:

Ruby Script Video Tutorial - Multiple PushPull Script
Postby Chris Fullmer on Thu Nov 05, 2009 4:53 am
Hi, this video shows how to write a script the does a push/pull over many selected faces. Its about 10 lines of code, and I explain it in under 5 minutes. I could even be simplified down to 1 line of code really. But that is pretty dense code. So writing it in 10 lines is easier to read

I would not have said it better.

Thanks Chris.

Yes, I know the site of martinrinehart.

Thanks.