after the building had been built then?

oooh, good site, im going to have to do a few more renders so i can use those as backdrops.

indeed, your model is very good, did you make plans from the model, or was it purely for visualisation purposes?

well petrol and beer are both pretty expensive in the UK (im talking about a proper pub bought pint, not tescos finest) so i suppose we're going to have to fall back on to the fact that its generally pretty good quality.

i suppose its got a lot to do with the way google 'sell' it. i mean its marketed more as a tool for easy design rather than as a planning application. i would have thought that because of this people tend to get into it with a view to designing things, so by the time they work out that it's good for loads of other things they've already got a more than adequate knowledge of basic concepts like moving and rotating components.

i havent had any lag, but then i don't remeber it being very bad on the old server. pretty sure there is a speed increase of some magnitude though.

really nice, especially like the smoke. one small thing though, whats goingon with the lamp? it looks a bit weird

just a small thing really, but it would make it a lot easier for people to customise their toolbars. It would also make it simpler for people to make buttons for their rubies.

somerset, im not really sure what the situations like here, pubs wise, as i dont got ot he pub very often. I only commented because all the good pubs in my favourite holiday spots are beign taken over by the big breweries. Its very sad, all those good memories disappearing in a flurry of white paint and smoke free pubs

sadly the local pubs are starting to decline. A lot of them get bought out by big breweries who obviously aren't very keen on selling other peoples alcohol for them.

As a quick aside, I can't remember exacttly where the photo was taken, but im reasonably sure its in Devon (uk) and however wet and lonely it might look, it wsnt really that bad, I just didnt have a proper coat (won't make that mistake again.)

sketchy, what your saying seems prety similar to the sort of thing we have in the UK I.e. most peole just drink large branded beers, although enthusiasts tend to go for beer from the smaller breweries.

a wicked script indeed! this will be very useful for a lot of things, your hard work is much appreciated.

a fair point utiler, i think a lot of the older genertion feel the same way as you, i.e. beer is beer, no chillies etc.

younger people don't seem to have much of an appreciation for good old fashioned (simple) beer.

overall it looks pretty good, it's definetly good match with the photo. i tihnkit culd do with a few less plants in the foreground though, they seem to distract form the room a bit much for me.

chilli beer looks pretty interesting. not as cool as scorpion vodka though.

im no expert, but if you bought your router recently, it probably came with some network security software.

the way to check it is by logging in to your router. You do this by going into your web browser and typing in the ip address of your router into the address bar. i tihnk you should be albe to find the ip address of the router in the manual. have a look at all the settings on the router and with a bit of luck there might be some security stuff.

jsut a bit of general info on wifi security: the most secure is MAC address filtering, this onyl allows the computers you specify to use your network. Next is WEP and WAP this are just different systems where you ave to enter a password, i think WEP is more secure than WAP, but im not 100%

And most important, good luck!

i suppose they must have to sacrifce on the quality of their beer to get cheap petrol (gas, gasoline, whatever you want to call it.) cant have everything i suppose.

its not a parody, i swear

more seriously, how does american beer compare to euro/english beer? price wise and quality wise.

heres a quick tutorial that should hopefully get you going with the window openings.

intersect tut.skp