Selection tools does it to. http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=14975#p114380 select groups right click context menu/group copies/convert into component If groups were copies you will have one component + n instances. edit: if groups are copies, right click context menu/group copies/select all right click context menu/group copies/convert into component.

I've used Siri, and she has not talked to me that way, at least not yet.

It may be rammed earth, but that earth must have been mixed with a little portland cement, which is common. I just assume this from the color in the image. But you could shine a blue tinted light at something and get the same effect in a photograph, couldn't you?

I think it makes a big difference whether they try to force the same interface on different devices or the same unified OS (underlaying frameworks ad applications) with an adapted interface (tablet, desktop, tv interface).

http://www.10ravens.com/textures/texture-wood-planks-00181-01-tiled-11794.html [image: dbl6_2012-02-25_190023.png]

I don't use it very much for 2 reasons: I started a pinterest page for design visualization stuff, and most of what I would want to post is images from this forum. BUT, you have to be logged in to see images from this forum. So none of my friends would be able to see the content I post. Pointless. And mainly I never sit around and surf through other people's pins. I prefer to make content, not pass along other people's content. Know what I mean? And one of the key etiquette rules of pinterest is that you're not supposed to pin your own stuff. I suppose its a good rule for lots of reasons, but it doesn't suit my needs I guess.

Sorry for refloating this topic, but I'm wondering if it could be possible to gather the skp files of each entry in order to download them :-9

Well, in this particular case it would indeed be better.

I'd be interested in this too, what would an experienced sketchup user do/what would a good approach be if he wanted to model a detailed bathrobe that was hanging from a hook?

Hello i`m a newbie on this forum. But i do SU for 6 months now. I need to improve my knowledge about SU and hope i can learning something. Thx

Yup, all rendering tests give the Core i7 860 a higher score than that of the Core i7 920. A couple more advantages: Consumes less power, and thus runs cooler. Has better Turbo Boost for applications that do not use all cores. As the new 860 works on a simplified architecture, it uses cheaper motherboards. A basic Intel mobo for a Core i7 920 goes for $300 (BOXDX58SO), while a basic one for a Core i7 860 goes for $100. (DP55WB) Uses dual-channel memory instead of tri-channel one. This means you can buy a mobo with 4 slots, like the Intel DP55WB, and buy two memory modules today and two more later, while with Core i7 920 you need to find a 6-slot mobo if you want to add more memory in the future. The basic $300 mobo for Core i7 920 I quoted has only 4 slots, meaning it's a dead end if you want to take advantage of tri-channel . Also, as the tests have shown, tri-channel doesn't help render faster. Is newer than the old Core i7 920, which means it was designed with Windows 7 in mind. A better explanation: [flash=560,340:18ocnmud]http://www.youtube.com/v/lf2FuIlxyqU[/flash:18ocnmud] (edited post to add cool video)

I have a su feature request to do with this. Being able to toggle selection modifiers on or off would be really nice (ctrl, shift, both ...) I broke my arm recently and this is one of the biggest setbacks I have noticed.

Hmm, Canada - the land of Marcel Dzama and Arcade Fire. Never been there. One day.

It's cool! ohhh warm! )) Nice work!!!

Uncle Miltie for President! I'll take a Milton Friedman over a Bernie Sanders any day. [flash=420,315:15x41thd]http://www.youtube.com/v/RWsx1X8PV_A&feature=player_embedded#![/flash:15x41thd]

I like this one: [image: PHOTO-46552-14483646P.jpg?ver=1] Just thought they missed plutocracy

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You quoted Fairleigh Dickinson University also known as Fairly Ridiculous University...good job with the research. Waiting for more nuggets of genius insight.