that's a great model and some interesting facts about the leaning houses. i lived in Amsterdam for 6months and always wondered why the houses were that way. At the time i presumed it was to do with getting furnishings to the upper floors. how much further from the truth could i have been?

http://www.evilmadscientist.com/article.php/tiestools

evil mad scientist??? I won't ask how you stumbled on this if you don't ask me!!!!!!

thanks Adam, that's a great tutorial and i got some great tips on how to appraoch things from a different perspective. Strange how what makes perfect sense to me , in terms of workflow , seems a convoluted approach once you view another user's technique.

Again thanks for the 'How-To' i got alot from it.

really nice renders. can i ask which software and how long to cook?

great technique, thanks for sharing

Nice, 'Honey, I Shrunk the Garden!'

Hi Jim,

Been using your latest script and it's working fine. I think its a major step towards keeping the toolbars organized. I think agrazdi idea's are great too. The possibilities of SU to mimic Photoshops workspace options would be a amazing.

But this alone is a brilliant option.

Congrats and thanks for all the hard work.

Rich

Wow, would you recommend Twilight? As in for ease of use and end results?

Your render looks great especially all the mirror and chrome effects. How is it on bumps and displacements?

Amazing stuff i'd love to see a video of it in action.

Wow Jim, great script.

I'll get back to you on how it goes

ps if I don't get back it because it broke my PC!

Remus, were you drinking already?

'Ceritified'?

Only kidding, an SCF Certified Drinking Badge would open lots of doors

did u try the Dell Vostros or Latitude range?

Their Business Laptops are usually top notch

Hi Guys,

I'm trying to find out how you would go about becoming a 'Certified Trainer' for SketchUp? I know of one company in Ireland which is an Authorised Training Centre and there are place in the UK which offer more of the same.

But if someones wants to be able to instruct and issue Certificates in different levels of SketchUp training is it possible?

Hi Fossa,

read this post to see what people think

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=179&t=21371&p=180901#p180901

Is that the tutorial using the train blueprint?

If so, it is very informative.

Must admit my iPhone has seen better days and i had a protective cover on it. But i found all sorts of crud tends to gather inside the the sleeves( obviously that means i've alot of crud in my pockets!!! )

Here's the sleeve i used to have on

http://www.iskin.com/store/i2shop_revo.tpl

now i go bareback, prefer the feeling

Hi Robertolad
Glad to see these new posts. They look great. Can u answer some questions I have?
Are your model photomatched? If not where do you get your textures? Is the last pic a render or a .skp with profile off?

Finally, is it possible to upload a model sometime so I can see how you work?

Keep up the great work and thanks for you time.

Hi Calvin,

That KT Render was incredible. And thanks for uploading drapes/curtains.

There's was a great tutorial that covered modeling drapes/curtains

Wow, but what kinda hardware do u need to run that?

I'm afraid to ask the price?

Mike,

you'll need a fleet of those electric cars to undo the damage your current weapon of choice is causing! Is it a classic you drive?

Thanks for the heads up. But I'd like to know why do most things now start with a small 'i'?

iRegards,
iRich