Yeah, too bad my gpu sucks. I'm keen on trying Indigo 3 out, though.

@unknownuser said: Y'all can make contributions to the SOS Stinkie Fund through Mike.

Hm. I'm a bit late to reply. Anyway; you might have seen the model used on their website at material downloads > vray 1.48 only as a testscene

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That's hydrogen sulphide. Very healthy though (but not drinking - in dense amounts, it can be poisonous). We have a thermal spa based on such water (here is a website but that fat director seems to think he is more important to be featured than the info itself - and the English version of Wikipedia does not say much either). It is nice to bathe in it (but drinking?)

One of our favorites too. Really liked his work with Zappa. "...opaque melodies, that would bug most people..." "Bongo Fury!" Carry On, Brother.

http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,2035817,00.html

Ah, you're referring to my previous sig, which linked to a Die Antwoord clip. My girlfriend won't let me play their tunes when she's at home. They're funny as hell. And this makes me positively jealous (animal suits! Aphex Twin!): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSe03Dsh7Y4

I have to go but where is it?

@flipya said: @unknownuser said: Hij had zelfs die typische ballenlook: gestreept hemd, achteruitgekamd haar. You got me wondering now... I know two guys in this industry who look like that but their offices don't look the way you described lol. It's not likely you know the guy, as I live in Belgium, not the Netherlands. Oh well, water under the bridge. Shame about that job, though! Modeling, rendering, and it was only 15 minutes by bike! I'll probably have to pick up my old profession again (copywriting and editing, that is). If I can get me a nice part-time gig, I'd be okay with that.

Yup, it's sold already! As for Thea, I bought a license last week.

It's a mean bug in that version that you might not immediacy notice.

Thanks, Oliver. @arail1 said: I wish Vray wasn't tied to the parent app.(...) That makes two of us. Would be much more practical. Not to mention cheaper. I have no objection against buying Vray, obviously, but I really cannot justify the added cost of Max or Maya. As I mentioned, Vray for Blender (a script that connects Blender and Vray for Maya) may be a viable option. All one needs to buy, is Vray for Maya, as both the script and Blender are free. Sounds good to me.

Nice Has a smooth flow, I like that. Also the fact that you got it down to 3.7mb. However, why don't you show off the interior? You could use a nice slow section cut to do so.

@hobbnob said: no offense, but what is it? As TIG figured out, it's a bit of a building.

now thats more like it

@richard said: (...) are you not quite there yet! Wish I were, but I'm not. Things are moving much slower than I'd like, but that's just the way it is. @dale said: However I sense that your intention is not to take away the identifiable. Correct. @roger said: Right now it looks like a hommage to DeWalt power tools.

Hi Stinkie, I have been looking at a program called ARC+ in the past few weeks. http://www.arc-techno.com Go to the video examples to se it in action. It is as close as you will get to the workflow that SU provides and seems quite reasonable. Also, the two guys I have been in contact with from arc-tecno have been very good to deal with as well as one of their resellers in teh Netherlands, Stefan. Have a look at these short videos on Stefans website. http://www.cadez.eu/video/ Audio is a little annoying so turn off the volume if you want..... Seems very intuitive though!!

Got me some Chartpak Ad markers and gouache. Still working on this, but I would like it to look somewhat unfinished. [image: 2fej_1a.jpg]