I have used a plugin in the past that had a "Z" as the icon. Dont have it on new machine and cant find it. Any suggestions welcome.

Basically, i just need to be able to select lines or vertices, hit the script command and enter what "z" coordinate i want the selection to move to.

Looking for ANY and ALL scripts that will achieve that.

thanks,

bob

pete, my company is still deciding between this and an OriginPC spec. I hope to take advantage of this. Did you say how long the promotion will last?

OOPS! is ee it. Thanks.

~~Pete, did you post a link yet for us to be able to go in and start looking at configurations and use the"solo" code?

sorry if i missed something and you already addressed this.

bob~~

Understood. That sounds good to me. Count me in for 2 please. If the info comes in as being preferable to OriginPC, i will certainly trust your research and recommendation.

You have any idea of a timeline yet?

Thanks,
Bob

hello all, i have not been active here but always appreciative of the hard work and collective knowledge. I found out about this thread from Pete on another forum.

I may be looking to buy one or two high end machines in the very near future. i was looking at ORIGIN PC because i had a great experience with them previously. How does this company you are looking to purchase from compare with ORIGIN PC quality?

If the price is cheaper, and quality similar, i would be very interested in what you can negotiate and how we can participate.

Would there be any possibility of spec'ing out with GTX Titan 6gb cards?

Thanks,
Bob

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The SketchUp buyout seems like it can be a terrible thing for all of the people who have been able to ride the tide of inexpensive, intuitive and fast 3d modeling for the masses. SketchUp has changed the 3d modeling sphere forever and it pains me to think that all of the hard work and involvement of massive communities of users around the globe are quite possibly about to get squeezed for their potential like so many overgrown ripe grapes.

I'm wondering if they are going to go the route of Bonzai3d, incorporating the BIM aspects mentioned above and how that will change the entire process that every single SU user relies heavily on now.

Well, we shall see, i guess. In any case, SketchUp has been a game changer by truley bringing 3d modeling to the masses and delivering them from the previous industry standard programs such as Max, etc. that have become behemoths of the industry and quite pricey for such a large learning curve.

I can only hope that things go well and we get to experience a rebirth and rejuvination of SketchUp... that wont cost us too, too much.

bob