Thank you, much appreciated

I checked them ALL just in case!! LOL

Thanks for your support I still really can't believe I never noticed that!

I am not a new user to SU and too embarassed to say how long I've been using SU. But if this helps anyone else than it will be worth it. It's probably on some video tutorial that I didn't watch for whatever reason.

OK, so I usually import ACAD or ADT models into SU. But when I do this there is always so much triangulation to clean up. It's such a pain. For some reason TODAY I just noticed the OPTIONS box when importing these models. {I know, don't laugh} Check which ever ones float your boat and Voila, no triangulation.

And if you are a "seasoned" user and you didn't know this, please let me know so I don't feel so foolish, all by my lonesome.

Anssi, I don't have to export when bringing a model into SU. I am using ADT 2004, for some reason when you import into SU it would go all skiewampus (that is the technical term) Don't know where I found this work around, but here it goes, hope you can understand it.....

In ADT, set view to "top view"
switch to "front view"
back to "top view"
then click the "undo" arrow
then file, export to AutoCAD 2000
open SU import model and everything should be fine
don't forget the OPTIONS button for settings

Thanks for replying. I'll keep my ears out and let you know if I find anything.

Is there a way to create window and door "blocks" in ADT so that when a model is imported in SU from ADT that all the similar windows import as components in SU?

Thanks for any help!

Can't believe I missed these! Thanks Ron!

Thanks Spence! I'm doing some more work for them now.

That is hilarious!!!

I've said it a million times... I love your style

i love it! and thanks for the tip! i always wondered how to do that

Wow, Mike THANKS

Hey Spence nice job!

Thanks guys

Here is the a project perspective. I am doing some detailed closeups for the lodge and one of the typical buildings now. I will upload when finished.

here is a ski lift i did for one of my projects.... enjoy

chair lift.zip

wonderful, thank you for sharing

Those are really great! Looking forward to seeing what's next

Thanks Gai!!

Nick, link not working