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I've been playing with a new version of a freeware Rendering program and did this as an experiment. Thought I'd share.
Virtual WoodRat
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Knot Competent
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Oh, you really do make me sick! If that's playing, what would you do if you got serious? :lol: You are very talented where graphics are concerned - I often look at your SketchUp efforts, and go green with envy.
The next step is to start manufacturing them and getting them on the market for about $200, and everyone would be happy. (except WoodRat, of course!).
Regards, John
The next step is to start manufacturing them and getting them on the market for about $200, and everyone would be happy. (except WoodRat, of course!).
Regards, John
tim
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V impressive Dave. Whats the prog? Is it simpler to use than Kerkythea?
Cheers
Tim
Cheers
Tim
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John and Tim, thank you for the kind words. It seems I have plenty of time when I can't be working in the wood shop so drawing and thinking about wood related stuff is the way I pass the time.
John, you, too could do what I did. Anybody could. Tim's already doing it.
Tim, it was K. The new version is has a nicer GUI. I don't know what a lot of the settings do yet. Some of the numbered settings are clear enough but some I don't know if higher or lower is better.
I have a number of ideas about minor changes to the way the WoodRat is made that I think would be improvements. Some I've shared with Martin, the inventor, but I get the impression he's not interested in outside input even if the input is free. I probably wouldn't get into business making anything similar. I don't have the stomach for a legal fight.
John, you, too could do what I did. Anybody could. Tim's already doing it.
Tim, it was K. The new version is has a nicer GUI. I don't know what a lot of the settings do yet. Some of the numbered settings are clear enough but some I don't know if higher or lower is better.
I have a number of ideas about minor changes to the way the WoodRat is made that I think would be improvements. Some I've shared with Martin, the inventor, but I get the impression he's not interested in outside input even if the input is free. I probably wouldn't get into business making anything similar. I don't have the stomach for a legal fight.
