solo, that's quite pretty, but i fear it is an option of vue infinite only - or at least you have to buy the plant plugin for vue d'esprit. Since all elevation plans are made with sketchup, in a b&w style, these hedges suit well both programs. Time is my biggest enemy. Anyway thank you for your tip, that's something I have to learn better.

Well, I do not use Sensiva anymore. I replace it with Stroke-It and AutoHotkey I use a pen tablet to draw gesture holding both left and right button*. These are the gestures I use with SketchUp and AutoCAD : [image: 5Rnv_skp.jpg][image: pDSa_aCADabra.jpg] *And Here, the script for AutoHotkey : With AutoCAD and almost softs : ~RButton & LButton;; send {MButton down} Keywait LButton send {MButton up} return With Autocad and Sketchup (which uses right click differently with context menu): RButton & LButton;; send {MButton down} Keywait LButton send {MButton up} return RButton Up;; send {RButton} return It works fine ! Regards Stephane

@durant hapke said: Massive Talent Matteo, I've long believed that sex and creativity are the same thing -- like the strong and weak nuclear forces -- manifestation of the same base need. What about your choice of subjects? Your post makes it sound like a convenience, but perhaps it was more your muse at the wheel. You might have picked a lamp, or over stuffed couch to experiment on, but no, a curve was the order of the day. Durant "bring the 00" Hapke master duraNT, you've centred the point. I hereby invite you to the corner bar. Let's open a thread about the forces that guide our actions. The erotism of some architecture, the subtle line between erotism, porn and sex. What a nice field to explore. Dear HapkE, I sense a great force in your posts. Sadly my english is too poor to catch the ghost, hidden meanings. Although it's a pleasure to read you. Hope to read you soon about the fuchsia Muse. /matteo

this is also an useful tool, if you work with a tablet: http://www.geocities.com/pronto4u/easyscroller.html a scroll wheel emulator that works pgup and pgdwn keys

Richard was also looking for a script that could use this function for identifying leaves on an imported model: http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=9476

///thanks,Matteo!I like GERVASONI too...

Thanks Matteo, this is pretty cool

Remus, thank you - I've been blind finding the keyboard shortcut from that list. Abot my second question, I'll post it in the Ruby Forum. Just to explain what I mean with similar faces selection: in Wings 3D, the subdivision modeler, by selecting similiar faces, the program let me select all faces with the some shape and area (not really the some, but with a tolerance that tends to zero. That's why it's named select similar, instead identical - in some complex models it selects unexpected faces sometimes). The selection cares about the bounding geometry too. Here a couple of screenshots to explain it better: the red highlighted faces are selected. This works with the edges too. This saves a lot of time, when editing complex geometries: in sketchup I had to select manually the faces with ctrl + left-click. [image: QVKd_wings3D-select-similar.jpg]