That's my https://community.sketchucation.com/recent and I've no Ignore set
And yes, we did ask for sensible embed numbers as it was severe page loading times.
That's my https://community.sketchucation.com/recent and I've no Ignore set
And yes, we did ask for sensible embed numbers as it was severe page loading times.
The engineering in the spindle arm is something else. Its so refreshing to see the inners working compared to modern devices.
This is so plug and play. You would struggle to disassemble and fix a modern micrometer and then recalibrate it yourself.
I could disassemble a modern micrometer but probably couldn't reassemble it.
@Mike-Amos said in Reputation?:
I know I am a Philistine when it comes to this sort of thing but, what on earth is the 'reputation' thing about?
It's to prevent new accounts from posting content that's blatantly off topic. Mainly mods will review posts and stop you seeing stuff that is spam.
Members can also use it to upvote a particular post/reply as a way of saying something without saying anything.
The actual reputation value a person has is not really relevant unless your are inclined that way.
They way we use it is to place new account holders under certain restrictions until their peers see their contributions are useful and upvote them.
Some use it others don't. Some get offended by downvotes and others don't. Some love getting upvoted others don't.
It can be largely ignored or weaponised. I tend to upvote positive posts and replies in instances where I like the content but can't really add to it.
TLDR : Its an anti spam measure
For some reason I am drawn to the material. So much so I ended up look for real world interior shots. My first thought was some type of galvanised steel.
You actually mimicked camera positions of photographs!
https://www.archdaily.com/604014/house-with-one-wall-christian-kerez
If you jump between real world shots and your renders its nuts!
Just when you think 'I can render' the legend returns and reminds me that I can't.
The attention the detail is insane. I'm in awe
@massimo I'm gonna try this in Rayscaper. It uses the newer PBR disney shader and I wonder how it handles glass when you apply real world properties to both geometry and the shader.
It has a classic glass shader along with the 'Fast' glass. But when I see how Thea produced such accurate results it would be interesting to see.
Thanks for sharing that. The glass reflections really were on point in your renders and now I can see why.
At this point I'm convinced your trying to make the Wizard of Oz machine...
Great modelling but why no Ambient Occlusion style?
@Dave-R Nothing comes close to SketchUp for native screenshots. Even minus shadows it's so easy to read the drawing.
@pixelcruncher said in Folding Step Animation:
That is a very cool idea!
Psst....Rayscaper needs Animator support