Excellent design.

Excellent work!

@bryan k said: First rate! Your work is so clean and yet compelling. Thanks Bryan, totally funky job to do!!!!

@pbacot said: Very clear and eye-catching presentation. Very professional and hip. Maybe a little more variation in hue would make it a little more "restful". Thank you kind sir!!! I't will have a lot more contrast if I can convince we get rid of the plane runway!

I understand Nichrome wire is preferred.......and some type of auto-tensioner......both perhaps obvious. I did a fair bit of research while considering making carbon fiber parts........wire cut foam was to part of that process.....ultimately never made the carbon fiber parts.

@pcmoor said: if using in the context of lenz attribute and assuming using cm, then value compare current("lenz")*2.54 lenz = if(current("lenz")*2.54<=240,240,if(current("lenz")*2.54<=270,270,if(current("lenz")*2.54<=300,300,360))) if calculating a nearest_size attribute without forcing the lenz to snap to the result, then use size = if(lenz<=240,240,if(lenz<=270,270,if(lenz<=300,300,360))) Sometimes, I think I'm smart, and then someone proves to me I'm not so! Sorry about the delayed response mate, I just got to try that and bang, works a treat!!!!!!!! You are a modern day superhero!!!!!!

@pcmoor said: here is a panel DC within a working file that can be scaled or fixed and set to different pitches and returns the dimensions in the option dialog Use the fixed position (drop down option) to start with, then use the scale position to match the next panel (direction via another dropdown) (its not fully tested, so if there's something not quite right...its fixable) I can help you if you private message your DC with regards the work flow, the report writer can transfer the required data to excel. Excel can hold the formatted label, exactly as you have shown with named cells in the data positions. An VBA routine can be made to transfer the data sheet from Sketchup to the labels required, in that Copies be made in excel and filled out to suit each component that exists on the report I am well acquainted with excel and VBA P.S. most likely would build this DC differently, however it does give you an idea to how to achieve your goal Thanks so much mate, and I will likely seek your employ to help out with this! I did workout how to easily apply the data to the sticker through a simple word doc using mail merge. Though totally open for a more streamlined option. I'd certainly like to see how the DC can be better constructed and function. We didn't plan on having it scaleable as we were planning to stick with blocks made of standard dimension panels so we can see exactly what is constituting the makeup and switch out say a 2.7m panel for a 3.0m panel when they exceed the height. I've now got to jump in and upgrade my SU license, as I haven't since I left the test team after 10years and by doing so I got the demand to buy a whole new license, rather than just move to the maintenance program! It just went against my grain!

@daniel said: Beautifully done job all around, Richard. Thanks Daniel, an easy job to get engaged with, and want to do well!

Looks great as always.

@pbacot said: While the second seems to be of a mold that is almost passe already--it may work, as you say on the business cards. The first to me is a little too cute "HI!...(TechHomes)" Now if you were in Hawaii (HI) it might make sense. The house symbol is so used but very effective and nicely done here. I still read Hi TechHomes: The box around the Hi separates it from the other two; The spacing between Hi and Tech is much greater than between Tech and Homes. So now it looks Hi TechHomes but not as organized as before. I think you're sacrificing the logo look and legibility for the nice idea of mixed meanings for Hi. However, even if the idea is nice, it works only once, while the logo will be everywhere. Have you thought of getting rid of the box, and create an animated word where Hi stands there for a while but after shifting to the left the remaining of Hitech letters start being typed on screen?

@marked001 said: I'm in love with this plan, richard. This actually popped up in my tumblr or twitter feed yesterday or the day before and i thought it was really beautiful and saved it for future reference had no idea it was yours! but i should have suspected. Hey Thanks man!!! Interesting that it got on to tumblr or twitter somehow! I'm myself pretty chuffed with how it came out!

@kaas said: @liam887 said: .. the difficulty has been creating the bounding edges around the model once its imported.. Are you talking about collision detection here? If so - have a look at: "Use Complex Collision As Simple" option in the static mesh settings in Unreal Yes kind of, ok thanks for that I will look into it soon. Cheers Liam

Looking good. Blender is quite hard, but it has incredible tools.

love your work Richard. That is all.

Hey guys I've just launched the marketing site for this project, you might want to check it out! It's been fun doing both the design and then following through with the full marketing package (and doubled the earn). Funny to be so intimate with the design, and wanting to cover in the copy every detail to which one labored to get right, but to have to constrain one's self to market speak! The site was built with Webflow, the render obviously SketchUp > Maxwell > Photoshop. The logo developed in Layout as a custom built font, and the floor plans through LayOut to PDF then into illustrator to export a SWF (vector) file, hence why the plans are so CLEAN on screen! Interestingly I put the rough planning submission render in and suggested I'd replace it with a photoreal render in a few days but they want this one kept as they really like this style. http://18twenty.com.au/

@richard said: Dave, I'm still using a rather old version so haven't tried that option. Ah, yes. Time to upgrade. [image: Ubli_text.gif] Click on the picture.

Thx for the info!

These "garden room" structures are really starting to take off, and yours is a particularly fine design. This is hot off the press for something that the developers are hoping will grab attention here in the UK: http://www.homesandproperty.co.uk/property-news/news/ps8000-micro-house-future-londons-generation-rent

@utiler said: Agree with Chuck. Richard that list would cut my time and improve my output to no end!! Andrew, I know many have been on our joint wish list for some time!

The lighting looks great.