Of course this is what you need! Good choice! BTW just do some strokes splashes and washes, scan or photo it and overlay(hardlight) over a SU raw export. 😉
I left my comment. More Autodesk crap. Concept modeling is Sketchup's strong point and anyone who wants quick concept work knows this. Autodesk is trying to take a bit of Sketchup's user base with another product that will never hold up to the ease of use of Sketchup.
As Collada is XML there is no reason why they should not be able to parse block and group hierarchies on import.
As said Sketchup exports the hierarchies OK but cant do a 'round trip' and import the geometry in the same state.
I think your comment refers to the Autodesk kit for DWG/DXF. I'm under the impression Sketchup uses libraries provided by the Open Design Alliance.
The problem is that the small consumer would not generally be in a position to challenge the lower court decision, and ignoring it would not be a good idea.
the first thing i thought of when seeing that image was skateboarding so it was funny to see a skateboarder show up in the bottom-right area of the picture..
Very nice...I like the pattern function.
Just to keep things together, here's a similar one from Adobe. http://kuler.adobe.com/#create/fromacolor
Put the concentric circle on the colour you want as a base, then twirl the other nodes around to create harmonies.
Most people will use what they have grown up with, They want to use whats familiar to them. They are basically lazy. They don't want to learn something new.
TRUE ! I tried to convince my brother to switch on linux (Linux Minth), but I failed in a shameful manner 😆 He's still on XP. The worst part is that he doesn't use anything what he would not find on linux.
