That Is a nicely well done first SU model. But be careful you might find SU addictive and before you know dinner is burnt and the sun is coming up. But the up side is one day you think it will take hours to get a part to look like you would like it to and “bam” dinner isn’t burnt and the sun is still up and you just set there looking at a completed item and think of what to work on next. 
poster-Director Bob
Nice work CADken. I like the exploded perspective view in the presentation.
poster-Director Bob
Impressive and nice, just curious how long you
take to render this baby
Thanks for sharing
Rgds
Tom
[tom yong]
Thanks Guys for the comments, did another daylight interior (no radiosity) at 600 dpi render time 7mins 
but image still grainy. 
Maybe Mateo can share some expertise
Stu,I did try "K" but I hv no success with "K"
at all maybe I will try again when I can find the time
soon I hope 
Have a good weekend
Tom
[tom yong]
Thanks Stu,
I am still licking my wound suffered from about 1 week Vue-ing 
taking a few days off to do some Viz(work)
I hope I won't disappoint U or my bosses with my future Vue rendering 
Hv not done rendering more than 5-10 mins for a looong
time, the feeling is both sweet and sour,or (SHIOK!!) in our local contact talking about
cooking for days 
How are you doing old pal....
Rgds
Tom
[tom yong]
Hi Mateo,
Thanks for the link, will make good use of it.
At this point in time any tutorial will help.
As I mentioned earlier I am still trying very
hard to tame Vue
Hi Guite,
Oh yes that is ur sofa,sorry forget to give you
credit earilier. the hazy edges are not intentional
infact till now I am still trying to get a sharper
image . the 1st image took 45 min and 2nd 26min
in my - Duo 1.86 2gig ram. too long for my comfort
actually but heck ,I am the one wanting it.Sooooo
Thanks again for all comments
Rgds
Tom
[tom yong]
Hi Mateo,
Well, like you I fell in love with Vue the minute I
lay eye on,I agree with U, Vue is a pain for interior But the good thing is we don't really need to produce fantastic looking shot most of our client don't
pay us for the drawing .Speed is what my bosses want.
I am a Viz user (old Viz3i) We are also gearing for some
exterior works and I think its time we upgrade my "old rendering software" So I decide to take a bet on Vue to strike the balance. So far I think I hv made a right choice (I hope so :-p) Or my bosses with hang me by my balls,or there goes part of my pay-hehe
If you don't mind, how do you place your background scence? in some of your posting I notice they are not default Vue scence.Thanks in advance
Rgds
Tom
[tom yong]
I so agree with U James, the thing is when I got my hand
on the "new toy" just like a little boy in a candy store
try and touch everything.Still trying to tame this toy of mine.Thanks for your comment
Rgds
Tom
[tom yong]
Hi all,
Its nice to see quite some activities over here.
Just got Vue 6, toying with it for the last couple of days
attached are some of the result.
Model in SU and some FF models used
C&C are very welcome
Best Rgds
Tom
[tom yong]
popa66,
Very beautiful work. Thanks for posting.
-Gully
poster-Gully Foyle
Seems everyone's "all over the board" on this one. I like to mix it up a bit on WinAmp, but mostly rock to metal.
Posted by tiersius
Totally mood-based. Fatboy Slim & Chemical Bros are favs, but I usually run the gamut from Sia to Sepultura. And since I have no shame I'll admit... I like me some Kelly Clarkson from time to time. Don't laugh, I know she's on your iPod too!
Dave
Posted by Dave U
The place is St. Martin In the virgin islands.
The bar is right in the glide slope. Absolutely amazing when the flights come in in the afternoon. In the mornings they take off. 1 round per day.
I am sure you could you toob it.
Jimmy
(posted by J1mmy)
@unknownuser said:
Finally it's gone...now I can stop picking at it like a festering scab.
I could have done without the visual.
-Gully
(posted by Gully Foyle)
Try egg white (albumin). In the UK I used to live in a 16th century stone farmhouse and the sandstone fireplaces had all been sealed with albumin. 200 years ago this was a local building practice. I can vouch for its toughness because to remove it I had to have the stonework sandblasted.
It's other advantage is that it's entirely natural.
Good luck
P: akzidenz
That's weird. I'm using Outlook Express, and as I just posted, it comes up with a path down deep in the Documents and Settings branch. I've used this technique at home and at work (using Outlook) a number of times, and I can typically find the temp file.
Sorry that didn't work.
-G
Posted by Gully Foyle
No, I mean do the following:
Go back and open the .skp from your e-mail. Do a Save As from SU. Let's say it offers to save the file as Bell Gadget(3).skp. Take note of the directory.
Now navigate to that same directory and look for Bell Gadget.skp, which should be the first file of the series, the one you want.
-Gully
Posted by Gully Foyle
