I will ignore what I suspect is a pattern of anti western mentality and assume the author was intending to draw attention to the Wests penchant for blind justice....

I fail to see the humor.

http://www.azleg.gov/legtext/50leg/2r/bills/sb1507s.pdf

I wouldn't want the UN involved in my state either.

http://www.azfamily.com/news/Nuclear-power-waste-and-storage-facility-proposed-for-Ariz-149324535.html

At least they'll have jobs and newly recycled fuel.

CISPA is not the new SOPA: Here’s why

http://www.digitaltrends.com/opinion/cispa-is-not-the-new-sopa-heres-why/

asspay the ongbay!

I'm going to assume Joe wishs to share a drawing with some one that cannot currently view it in either .skp or cad file format.

Joe if that is the case blink your left eye twice.

seriously...most people can view jpg images which you can use by exporting the view of your model as a jpg

or...you can use a "print to pdf" application if you are familiar. I use pdf995 there are others available.

Actually it was very realistic. I expected some one we know to say, "Look What Bush Did!

it's not realistic...they had his long hair pulled through the hole in the back of his ball cap.

it's almost like they plan it that way!

Sorry Rich

well...he didn't say please.

Fredos curviloft

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=28586&hilit=curviloft&start=660#p248195

you rock

The screen capture video worked so flawlessly..what software is that?

dang it i knew that!

but one question...how did you do the line extensions when doing the intersections for the hips and valleys?

I dont get the inference.

@unknownuser said:

Michael, I am not sure I understand your question.

I think that probably answers my question.

Boofredlay as an aside...if one is using 2D tools is it advised to mix in the standard textures rather than the 2D hatches?

@unknownuser said:

Is there a way to "lock" all of your drawing into the Z plane?

@unknownuser said:

Another suggestion would be to create a large plane then draw your lines on it. Having a surface to draw your 2d lines on will help prevent snapping to some arbitrary point.

I think that is what drawing your sheet plane would effectively be doing. Each time you ad a line or other element you will get "On Surface" indication.

I have no idea where your lines came from. They can be selected and deleted. There are some elements on the model that are not on the same plane. I turned on the axis and zoomed in very close and the 2d elements got quirky.

Were the dotted lines there before you applied materials? Some surfaces of the roof were nonexistant.