SolidSmack

"Other than saving out new .eprt files from the original models, I would try opening them on a PC. Support for files that old could have changed by now, but you would need to ask SolidWorks." - SolidSmack

"Thanks, best of success to you and the team!" - SolidSmack

"Thanks Alan! News to me you are on to something else! All the best man." - SolidSmack

"That can be done with textures and maps. The new procedural textures in 4.1 are great for that as well." - SolidSmack

"That can be done with textures and maps. The new procedural textures in 4.1 are great for that as well." - SolidSmack

"Good eye David! Thanks!" - SolidSmack

"Thanks! He has certainly inspired future pyramid builders :)" - SolidSmack

"agree. sadly not on spotify :(" - SolidSmack

"Those are SUPERB. Love the cufflinks." - SolidSmack

"Yep, saw that, thanks. Hoping to see more for sure." - SolidSmack

"Certainly. You can find out about KeyShot Animation here: http://keyshot.com/3d-animatio..." - SolidSmack

"Certainly. You can find out about KeyShot Animation here: http://keyshot.com/3d-animatio..." - SolidSmack

"Hi, yes, that is the 'Feature Freeze' icon. This keep those features from rebuilding. Enable it in the General System options, then drag it to the level in the Feature Manager where you want to keep features from rebuilding." - SolidSmack

"Here also is an example John just posted in the forum of a blend between NPR and normal render..." - SolidSmack

"Here also is an example John just posted in the forum of a blend between NPR and normal render..." - SolidSmack

"Hi Stef and Sebastian. This can be done in combination with the Pantone (or RAL) color palettes that come with KeyShot and the use of opacity or color maps. Here's just a super quick, 1-minute set-up and screenshot of a my fav Pantone red and brush stroke map applied to the racer body to give it a bit of an conceptual overlay appearance. Of course, you can create textures of your own brush strokes to apply, print and add some extra sketchiness on top or create a Model Set in KeyShot and composite with a photorealistic render." - SolidSmack

"Hi Stef and Sebastian. This can be done in combination with the Pantone (or RAL) color palettes that come with KeyShot and the use of opacity or color maps. Here's just a super quick, 1-minute set-up and screenshot of a my fav Pantone red and brush stroke map applied to the racer body to give it a bit of an conceptual overlay appearance. Of course, you can create textures of your own brush strokes to apply, print and add some extra sketchiness on top or create a Model Set in KeyShot and composite with a photorealistic render." - SolidSmack

"Cool to hear, Matthew!" - SolidSmack

"Cool to hear, Matthew!" - SolidSmack

"Cool to hear, Matthew!" - SolidSmack

"yeah, loved that bit." - SolidSmack

"not quite sure what you're referring to, but you can select objects from the Project Scene tab and delete them there." - SolidSmack

"not quite sure what you're referring to, but you can select objects from the Project Scene tab and delete them there." - SolidSmack

"Scoured the web to find one too. Either they didn't take photos of that stage or it's 'flat-packed' to the extent that the tires, lights, mirrors and wipers are tossed in the truck bed and shipped :-/" - SolidSmack

"ha! +1 for that." - SolidSmack

"My kids are all under 6. The oldest has shown the most interest, picking up Tinkercad pretty quick (having used Sketchup first.) I don't think there needs to be a transition so much. They still play with legos and playdoh, which honestly I think is better at at young age, and will hop over to create something in 3D. Lot's of resources for kids a programming. Scratch from MIT is a recent one I came across. OpenSCAD interface is a cool way to show how geometry changes with the programming." - SolidSmack

"Seems more artsy stuff would be the play of the day. spec frames...hmmm. Although, perhaps one of those older patrons photographed in the image above would like a modern looking pair of glasses." - SolidSmack