My first try to render car in Thea. Model is downloaded from 3dwarehouse .. [image: or0M_Veyron_thea.png]

I had a 1yr son when you did this. Now I have 3 sons and grey hairs!

"erases" "scares" "Plays football with" "calls" "sleeps with" "drinks with" "moonwalks with" "tries to be"

Thanks to the iClone demo - I have a couple! I totally expected to see photos of everyone at the demo. This is pretty cool.

yeah ditto on the insomnia! I had a great time Boulder was definitely a best first basecamp for me to attend as its smaller size and local bar made it easier to socialize even though my hotel was a 15 min walk away. Not sure if I would like to do a basecamp in California in 2012 rather than Boulder again but who knows? I had hoped they would do one in 2011 although I dont think thats going to happen.

Of course, I went out for a cigarette. Then made to the gate just fine. Was also walking about a little to see if I can find you but then Heathrow is pretty large, too. Anyway I also arrived home (Pécs) at around the same time you.

GROW and CURVILOFT are a good combination for many profile designs. [image: pUeW_Unbenannt.JPG]

@unknownuser said: that won't be finished until the middle of next month, an official said. Very optimistic!

I tried it yesterday (one of my friends called me from Gmail without having a Google Voice account), it definitely worked, but was really choppy - I could hear other people on the line. So it seems like its still in beta, which is often the case with new Google offerings

Well if you scroll all the way to the bottom you'll find the option to switch it back to classic. [image: KlUx_Capture.JPG]

Another S on your Foot. Stumps. . .but that's kinda gross.

@wadoneil said: Nice ... how many cores to do that in 90s? Thanks. This was with 12 cores, but it scales pretty much linearly. Half the cores, double the time. Double the cores, halve the time. You don't have to use all available cores, of course.

maybe messy sex!

I got their wood flooring bundle a year or so ago and agree they are huge, especially for SU, I normally use the bump map from the sequence in SU in order to get the texture mapped right, then in render studio I replace it with the diffuse and slot in all sequenced maps accordingly. They are hands down the best textures I have ever used.

It hurt to watch this. Bet, he kills cats too! Hope it was staged.

I use a action in photoshop, who quadruply the image. [image: wlcD_before.jpg] [image: Xrsi_after.jpg] quadruply.zip

Great pics Chris! You can see the excitement splatting of my face! Although finally have a descent beer (stella) can also have to do with that To the mods: maybe it's a good idea to have some kind of after-basecamp topic in which you can put all the links to pictures etc? NB. back at working place, jetlag kicks in

Pete, go to the kids section of your local IKEA store and look for a little Igloo-like play tent(cheap). The tent is mainly white and translucent. Also look in the art section for some sort of small desk top picture easel. Your will use the easel to support your laminate panel. Get yourself some sort of 10 megapixel digital camera. You can probably find something in the $60 to $100 range. Set up the popup tent, put the easel inside and put your laminate on the easel toward the back of the tent. You can shoot outdoors in the sun or if you can't leave your office set up two identical lamps to either side of the tent. Shoot from a tripod if you can. Here is another little trick:Get a small mirror that you can tape to the exact center of your laminate. Then when you line up your shot look for the image of your camera in the center of the mirror. If you can't see your camera in the mirror or if it is not in the center of the mirror, you camera is not parallel to your subject and the image will be distorted. The other thing to remember is to match the white balance of your camera to the white balance of your light source. See the camera manual for more info. Will do tutorial as time permits.

I'm gonna send that to my girlfriend she's obsessed with minions! It's like the crazy frog on steroids!