I dont think anything noticeable was done to the style builder, so the version youve got at the moment is probably the latest one.

My two cents would be to go whatever RW institution is close and inspriring to you, there round out your education with whatever liberal arts degree (major and minor) trips your trigger...literature, art history, etc. My biggest regret about my architecture college experience is not taking a broader range of courses, as my interests are now often spread thinner than my base...costing me precious hours now that often I wasted then.

My only experience with Kinko's was $50 each for 16 x 16 mounted on gatorboard with clear laminate surface.

As for output from SU - render a jpg (best quality setting in the options dialog) as big as you can (max. is 9999 pixels) WITHOUT ANTIALIASING, then import into Pshop and resize down with bicubic resampling. Pshop will do the antialising much better than SU and almost instantaneously (and SU will tend to freeze with AA output above 3000 pixels, not to mention taking forever).

Yeah Ill check that out. I did catch the show this morning, its called Radiant City and will be re-airing Sunday at 3:30 I believe. I would recommend watching it. Just when I didn't think society could not be any more clueless. Imo.

You're right Scotty they are very addictive, its almost like collecting beer mats, you just have to get the next one 😛 . Then I get into what if I try this setting or that setting, 😒 check out the forums for tips etc. 💭 and then hey the days gone! :esurp:

Richcat

offtopic: Bruce, I really like your new avatar, those candyapples ROCK!

Scaling can be a problem, fortunately I haven't had too many problems with this though.

Hi Scott
welcome. This is a great place to learn.
cheers
Alan

I have already moved on and deleted the camera.

If you go to the plugin page of SU and look at the bottom of the page you'll find it.

Its in the old page also.

If you get stuck let me know.

There is a great ruby script from TIG - grow.rb - various arrays and more..

You can find it at Didier Bur's site

Regards,

George

Now this was the best thread to move!
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