Hi Zaug, Arjo ... Zaug: >the speed of your > progress More or less a kitset thing. We don't need winter insulation down here like you might be used to, so the builder bloke simply follows the colour codes on the framing, etc, and five days later I move in. The sub-floor took a bit longer but that was because I did that part ... and the geo-tech dude wanted massive footings because of the hill soil types as well. Then we had three weeks of weather that held everyone up. Anyway, the whole thing has been real fun.
Arjo: >nice studio The view is the thing with this one. The trouble is that with over-kill years of RS walk-throughs, summer/winter sunlight animation tests, 3D framing set-ups, view checks, etc ... almost didnt have to build the actual thing with so much virtual on the hard drive. Double fun. Even better when the local council folk took a look at the drawings in the submission ... not quite what they were used to apparently. And yes, I'm very happy with the result ... the RS preliminary drawings suggested it might be useful and now that its up, this is confirmed for me. Still a ton of small bits and pieces to tidy up, power, etc. Thanks for your words and no I'm not gonna do a tut for the wiki, sorry in advance, Neil Cooke ----- Original Message ----- From: "Zaug" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <user-list@light.realsoft3d.com> Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 1:35 PM Subject: Re: Test & nice work > Neil, > I guess that is me or uh........... > Nice m8, being a builder by trade am impressed with the speed of your > progress ; ) Looks like this will be quite nice for you. > > Cheers, > Zaug > > Neil Cooke wrote: > > Test arrived in case arriving was what was being tested. > > > > OT ... an animated gif of my new studio for those with even less than > > nothing else to look at .... > > > > http://www.neico.co.nz/3d/tk/shed060602-1.gif > > > > Neil Cooke > > > > >
