Is there a smart way to do this domino-like thing?
Thanks!!

@thomthom said:

ok, here it goes:
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That's an answer! thanks!

@ Gaieus & Remus thanks!!

I'm gonna give it a chance!

@thomthom said:

Yup. SU7 is my recommendation.

mmmh... really explicative answer...

Hi all
It's been a while since i last wrote here!
I've searched the forum but i've not found a SU7 opinions thread... Am i wrong?
Well i'm using SU 6.4 pro right now, and i use it to design buildings and photovoltaic power plants, is it worth buy SU7 pro?
Maybe it would be interesting even some kind of pro/con list
Thanks

Thanks a lot for those tutorials!!

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Hi all
This morning i've tried to import a .dwg file but nothing was displayed in SU...
Every single autocad block was ignored as i've read from the pop-up window displayed at the end of the importing process...
Does anybody knows why that happened? I've previously imported other .dwg files successfully so there must be something wrong in this one...

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Hi basic.woodworks
Nice tut but why have you turned the main cylinder into a group if you have to explode it later on?

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Thanks Julius
Is Kerkythea more complex than Podium?

btw 500x500...

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Hi Dylan
Thanks
You're gonna see a lot of photovoltaic power plants from now on in here
What rendering program would you suggest me to start with? Maybe Podium?

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Hi Julius
Nice work
Are you from Turin?

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Haha, now it's all clear.

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@remus said:

Just a bit of playing around using justin's rigging hack:

Serious kudos to justin btw. It made my brain hurt thinking about how to get this to work, it must get pretty tricky with proper models.

Hi Remus
What do you mean saying such a thing? Who is justin? Have I missed something?

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Hi Julius
Yes, it will be built (at least i strongly hope our client will accept our project) in Italy.
I'm glad you like it.
Ah yes, another thing: if you wanna a photovoltaic power plant please contact me

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Hi Malaise
Thanks for the compliments and for your psychological support

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Hi kevsterman
First of all, thanks for the compliments and for the rendering program tip.
I've put a person in the middle of the scene so you can understand what a badass photovoltaic power plant it is.

Each photovoltaic module is 166,3 X 99,8 cm (65,5 X 39 in), so it's huge.

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Thanks Plot-Paris.
Btw 90+ people viewing and only 1 comment...

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Hi all
Ok guys this is a 105 kWp one axis solar tracker photovoltaic power plant.
It is located on about 1 acre (0,4 hectares) of flat land.
I hope you like it... I haven't used any rendering programs cause i still don't know how to use them...
(Can you sggest me a simple rendering program i can start working with? thanks)

HOORAY RENEWABLE ENERGY!!

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Where can i find some information about SU animations?

@Pilou
Is that possible?

@ Pilou
This is a good question... I'm also interested in this thing... Which program should I use to rotate my components in a realistic way for a movie presentation of the power plant?
Btw when I opened this thread I was focusing on simple drawings movements, but you have started an interesting topic
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