Next the Enigma machine!

Some miss information floating around: Windows memory manager controls the access to physical memory via working sets, most programs cannot touch physical memory, and in fact virtual memory can be larger that 4GB; By setting the 3GB switch in the boot ini file for certain configurations of your system then SU can have 3GB of memory( Less what some device drivers use.) vs the normal two while the kernel gets reduced to 1 GB. I was able to open an ~350MB SU file ( Window Xp sp3, 4GB Ram) using this approach. Does not mean speed was great. For the 64 bit systems SU is still limited to the 4GB Address space because it runs as a 32 bit app. However the operating system can remap memory to use RAM greater than 4GB so the app. can have the total 4GB. Your BIOS needs to be set correctly to max use of your 64 system. Make sure to read the manual. For those interested read these articles http://blogs.technet.com/b/markrussinovich/archive/2008/11/17/3155406.aspx and http://blogs.technet.com/b/markrussinovich/archive/2008/07/21/3092070.aspx

Quite a collection

Thanks!

@regular polygon said: Unfortunately, I couldn't download the K-set Tilable Surfaces paper from the ACM. You either have to purchase a membership, or purchase the article. I have that covered... just pm.

Greetings from Mockba. All is good. Saw the Kremlin and Red Square. Then it's on to St Pete tomorrow. Then on to Paris. Great reunion with my Son. Having a blast. NO ash residue. Talk to you guys when I get back. David H

Here is some more inspirational material... [image: teaser.jpg] http://johanneskopf.de/publications/solid/index.html [image: tsynex.jpg] http://www-sop.inria.fr/reves/Basilic/2009/WLKT09/

I use Firefox and I run CCleaner each morning, which deletes your internet history and other crap. http://www.ccleaner.com/

Thank you all. The call for this beta is closed now. It will take a moment until all ~200 applications are proceeded, but you will be contacted by email, when selections are done. Further information on Thea Render forum. @unknownuser said: ... Probably a small number (20 at most) distributed uniformly among all modeling applications. After this (short) period of closed beta testing, an open beta will appear where everyone can see our progress and evaluate Thea Render. best wishes Ioannis Pantazopoulos

Why automate? It can save time, if it works reasonable well. I would not expect that automated mapping can do all what you can do with manual photo match, but I am fairly confident that if make3D would be made as plugin it would find users. Anyhow... code is there.