@lewiswadsworth said:
deejay/genius at the end of the room surrounded by holograph projectors and keyboards, remixing Autechre and NIN instrumentals...
druel
If only the droves of unwashed SUers had such 'generative' taste...
There should be a dedicated YouTube account for this as well so we can all get in on the action.
New Basecamp for all you dissentor SUers who can make it in the 'States in the new SketchUpdate?
Maybe people have been listening after all? 
Get along and review please for those of us stuck on the edges of the world in the Pacific so we can put an end to the 'Death of SketchUp' discussion torture...
Tis true.
If @Last were getting this kind of flak on the old forums there would have had someone all over it and posting within hours...
@kwistenbiebel said:
Simplicity + good looking somewhat 'quirky' presentation?:
Ha ha awesome. But no I was referring to the 'sketchy' outputs that proved so popular there for a while...
I think if they focus on two areas and forget about the 'advanced user' qualms (I mean how many people actually use SU for that high of a poly-count without having to switch to AutoCAD or Revit to produce some actual working drawings first?) they will have a winner -
If you strip all the other cr@p back, that's what it all comes down to - it's the only reason to use SU in the end. We don't need it for working drawings, photo-realism, or advanced Maya-type modelling capabilities. We need what the program has always given us, a simple tool set and the ability to design in perspective with the added bonus of it being a useful client/design interface. Don't get me wrong, I use it everyday, and I want to use Revit as little as possible (ugly, designing in ortho? Come on! What's the point in that?)
Plus, lets not forget that as SU users we are the great 'work-around' type of people anyway. If we weren't, we'd all be sitting on Revit right now (well, I am anyway, but that's not the point). So whatever new tools we are given, I'm gonna wager that we will use them in creative ways that they weren't intended for anyway...
But MY LORD that photo-realistic modelling video looked HOT.
Just saying.
Ha - now if I could only convince the bosses to buy a Premiere suite just for SU videos...
Yeah, it really is a hassle to have the shadows disappear when walking through a model. Suddenly the whole thing goes flat...There is little point to having shadows if they make your animations look like they've come down with disco fever.
Howdy...
I was just wanting to know if there was any fix for that flashing/'bugging out' shadows problem in avi export when the camera moves through complicated geometry. Is it a graphics card problem at all?
Thanks, and keep up the good work!
-rb-