Considering each one is done in ~2 mins i think theyre fairly good.

You might be able to find something suitable here: http://solosplace.com/3Dgarden.aspx

And its only taken them 8 years

Granted, but it will be unlocked in a few hours.

I wish i didn't have tendinitis in my elbow.

My suggestion would be dont worry about it.

@unknownuser said:

My missus must be atheist......enough said

Your darling wife not a reader of our humble forum?

@unknownuser said:

In the second office location where our internet is provided by a piece of string and 2 cups

Ive got an image in my head of a bloke with a cup in one hand shouting "one, one, zero, one, one..." now

9.6 down and 10 up. The joys of free uni internet

A few more levels of subdiv would get rid of those nasty black bits around the blobs

An infinite number of mathematicians walk in to a bar. The first orders a pint, the second orders 1/2 a pint and the third 1/4 of a pint, at which point the barman proclaims "f*** this" and pours 2 pints.

@dale said:

A horse walks into a bar, the Bartender looks at him and says " Why the long face"

Classic!

Im really trying to resist buying thea, and your certainly not making things any easier pete

@unknownuser said:

For huge models please try 'Export all components as instances'.

i'll give it a go

Just having a quick play around this morning. Quite impressed so far, the SU exporter can handle a lot of polys!

Creates some pretty monstrous files though! 120mb compared to 5mb for the .skp, certainly not a deal breaker though.

Thats a new one on me. Gai was playing with some stuff in the admin panel recently though, so it may have something to do with that.

Amazing project! Did you model the statues as well or are they textures/components?

I believe didiers got a triangulation script or two that utilise the stuff in delauney.rb and delauney2.rb, cant remember what its called though

Have you tried removing the whole lot and starting again?

Are you getting any errors in the ruby console?

== is the 'comparison' symbol in ruby, so i guess chris was thinking that DCs might prefer this operator to '='.

As fa as i know, DCs are designed to behave like a spreadsheet in terms of notaion, so i think the '=' is correct. Dont know whats causing the problem though.