Here are the finished images http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=41921

I'll put it into the SU9 wish list Thanks for your help Gai

@tobobo said: Well done to everybody that voted for Auotcad . I had to download 3 patches for it too work properly Only 3 ? That's better than the PC version

Now ask which app crashes your Mac?

In the first way you can change all the maps applied to an object at once (diffuse, bump etc) while in the second you can change them one by one. Remember that the number you see shows the times the texture is repeated on a surface, so higher the number smaller the texture. [image: vyQU_Cattura.JPG] [image: Gued_Cattura_2.JPG]

Yeah, nothing, nothing, nothing intuitive about it!

For us its from Evans or a network of independent shops. EBay isn't on the list.

Haha! Reminds me of the Bollywood Burner on the Jonathan Ross show...except he and Steve Carell only braved the tiniest smidgin. [flash=640,390:2gbtnqqb]http://www.youtube.com/v/m4_GTcJoirs?version=3[/flash:2gbtnqqb]

Hi: Ive been doing a bit of research on this subject as well. My findings: There appear to be four sources to convert SU 3D to 3D for viewing by othgers, clients, etc. The SimLab option that someone else mentioned at around $100. Very simple to use and the fact that anyone who has a recent Acrobat reader (8 or later, I believe) can rotate the model, turn on or off lighting, do basic measurements, etc. Nice and simple, but not many bells and whistles. eDrawings has a viewer, (free) and pro at around $100, that has more options, but requires a eDrawings viewer (which can be packaged into a single executable). Al Hart's (and associates) iNextRender has one that is attached to their render machine, I believe. Finally, Hypercosm which has a free and pro (around $200. This also requires a viewer or a player, but the viewer can be downloaded fro free as an applet for your browser. Hypercosm Pro, though not recently updated (I think) is the most sophisticated, permitting a 'client' to do more re viewing options. Hope this adds to your dilema! Robert

ever seen a Liger... http://www.cryptomundo.com/cryptozoo-news/liger-attack/

Yeah, I work for Atkins Ltd and we are also on the 2012 project, thats how we heard of PBS&J. One of our guys in the London office was looking on their site because he heard the had an LA division and came across that gem

@unknownuser said: Interesting idea to work from a poem. Is it an assignment or did you come up with the idea yourself? It’s an MA assignment, it is a very conceptual look at the poem. The idea being that libraries are becoming obsolete and this will be a virtual environment for the viewer to experience the poem. @unknownuser said: Three thoughts I have after reading the poem and looking at your renderings: The poem is quite dark and cynical, right? I think you could portray that in the renderings with some moodier lighting. I was looking for the realism of the actual model I am going to build, to show the tutor my plans. @unknownuser said: Have you seen the paper relief models that Zaha Hadid maked/s? It could be interesting to combine the flatness of shadowboxes with a flat-ish architetural representation. Even just scale everything to flatten it and play with the field of view. I have, her work is very interesting @unknownuser said: The stair are the most architectural element and could use some development. The texture on the treads doesn't seem right. And the form could either be more real (stringers holding thin treads) or conceptual like a physical model (a little overlap of each stair like they are glued or just floating treads like it is purely computer graphics without gravity). [/quote][/quote] The stairs are just a means to an end for getting the viewer down the change in level. But following a tutorial yesterday I am exchanging the stairs for a ladder. I will post photos of the finish article soon (when I build it)

I will, i cant wait to get home from work. I will need help my self finding where to put my plugins. Good job the question has been asked to death on the forum.

Thanks TIG, as fast as lightning (as usual)

@unknownuser said: His identity wasn't a secret after the inquest into Richard Hammond's crash anyway. It wasn't definitive. Its a sure thing now. He could have said the service he provided to the BBC was just the stunt driving such as in the Evo challenge and the parachute-into-car challenge where you actually see his face (hang on, i thought the stig doesn't have a face??) one more series?? oh dear. guess they will be immortalized on channel Dave anyway.

Thanks Guys, i'll look at the sites. EDIT: Thanks for all your help i have started the ball rolling on the bundle for 3D render. Thanks Rich

Thanks for your thoughts, as it goes the client pretty much removed most of the light from the scheme so all that trawling the net was a waste. Good job I didn't go ahead and buy one!!!

Wow Thanks Thom. I was looking for a quick result, because I can set up so default settings and then just make minor tweaks. I'll put it the the Man and see what he says. Thanks again

Thats why i think it could be a bit memory hungry. I thought it could work like a viewport type box (like in AutoCAD).