Reading is for suckers... Looks a lot like Lumion.

Terrific! It's pity not skp file! .3d, .3dc, .3ds, .ac, .b3d, .blend, .bmp, .bvh, .bw, .cfg, .claraarchive, .claramats, .csm, .dae, .dds, .dxf, .exr, .fbx, .gdal, .geo, .gif, .hdr, .hmp, .ico, .ifc, .int, .inta, .irr, .irrmesh, .iv, .jpeg, .jpg, .jsfbx, .json, .lwo, .lws, .lxo, .markdown, .md, .md2, .md3, .md5, .mdc, .mdl, .mtl, .ndo, .nff, .obj, .off, .osgterrain, .pbm, .pcx, .pfm, .pgm, .pic, .pict, .pix, .pk3, .ply, .png, .pnm, .pov, .ppm, .q3d, .q3s, .rgb, .rgba, .sgi, .shp, .smd, .stl, .terrain, .text, .tga, .tif, .tiff, .txp, .txt, .vismat, .vismatzip, .vrmat, .vrmatzip, .vrscene, .vrscenezip, .vta, .wrl, .wrz, .x, .xgl, .zgl, .zip My French test! [image: xrgt_clara.jpg]

I guess if I had more than one computer, it would make sense.

Make hundreds if you wish.

John, Inteloide's Comments plugin will pretty much do what you want. http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323%26amp;t=56899

In the same folder the hi-res mod.thea file is save the .skp but prefix .mod.skp to it. In the .mod.skp file you can have faceme or whatever to represent to hi-res. What I typically do is make the .mod.thea file. Then drop into SU the box. Import my .skp proxy and position within box. Scale as needed. Delete box. Purge scene and zoom out so when you save the thumb nail is correct.

Thanks Rich! I'm happy to answer any questions you all have about the book in this thread.

few minutes to see the fingers. cool It's you Indy?

The bug reporting is being worked on. We just need to figure out some of the details before testing. It will be a process through which you (the dev) will see the bug submissions on the dashboard and the members can flag posts as bugs on the forums. Unflagging will also be possible. Users can also flag a bug through the plugin and submit some text. We need some method where the dev doesn't need to read 3 pages of posts just to find that one post that has a bug. @andreas the ratings system was an experiment on our side. we needed to see how proactive users were with microtransactions. there's a very good chance we will retire it to the site only for v3.0 of the pluginstore. @all we are definitely listening to all the suggestions here. if there's things you want to happen let us know as we entering into knuckle down time soon. if you want to play an active roll in v3.0 let us know.

i've tons of these little anim tests blender kicks ass for this stuff

I just installed it yesterday...never heard from it before....but if you are renering in Cinema4d, this is really a must have!! Wow!

Awesome idea!! I'm keen to get into lots of 3D printing this year!

@unearthed, @dave Glad u like it @jeff Dunno @kris I'm looking into it.

like I see it as a digital updating of the white foam-board block model for clients that just can't 'see' 3d in even the best hand or digital 2d drawings or 3d models... Ideal for people who can't 'model make' catering to people who can't 'visualise' in 3d... there are a lot of both... best of all, no scalpels required... and you can always print you own 'non conforming' additions, so it's more like lego on steroids... john

That's pretty impressive Rich! Funny I clicked into the lightup site just the other day to see how things are going there. Adam could use the likes of you guys to furnish the gallery. I've seen some amazing works from Sid using lightup but they don't seem to make it into the gallery!

WhAts even more interesting is that the use of the coin as a spy tool is based off fact and that there are still coins in circulation today that spies lost.

Great job! If you do any more work on it, I would like to see the feature already suggested of sending the result into SU measurement input field. Additionally, I'd really appreciate: 2) Non-modal (can switch back-and-forth) without forcing close); 3) Re-sizable (can reduce size without cropping); 4) Copy results 5) History of last {3 to 9} calculations. However, if you do no more, you can rest on your laurels IMhO.

It think that could be a feature Fredo could add to his plugins himself. Ask him.