I did have a go with the free version of Alibre, didn't look too bad. But events overtook me in the form of Autodesk's Inventor! However, I think all these programmes work in much the same way and I think Alibre has progressed since I tried it. If your'e interested in the more "mainstrean" 3D modelling I'd go.

Welcome Todd, good to see you on-board. Mike

I was hoping you'd show up here, Tod. Funny, I always pictured you with a beard. Don't know why...

he,he, let him make a command and password remember script to save it in SU

FreeBSD I believe.

It's Coen, according to the profile.

Here's some virtual "grass" on top of the grass texture. Todd [image: Picture%2019.png]

Thanks.

Its one of the things I have not been able to resolve. I will give your suggestion a try, in the near future. thanks!

@fletch said: ...Is there a limit to the number of Ruby scripts one is allowed to have in their Plugins folder with SU6free? I don't think so; on my office computer I also have the free version (soemtimes good to have it, actually) and though I'm almost "off the map" with the list of my rubies, they still do appear.

Todd, thx man - you guys at Smustard rock, got mine already!

Its subsciption based, 16.58 $ a month and you have a download limit of 30 models a day or in other words you can download 900 models a month so 0.018 $ per model and youre in for a year. https://www.formfonts.com/pricingSheet.php?superSite=2 More than worth the money if you ask me. (btw models, textures (we also have an insane texture library), styles all count as the same)