NEW resources for Design and Carve customers

[tmerrill]

Ok, let's not go overboard here

I was watching it for the 3rd time when I realized the math didn't appear to add up and had to watch it twice more before being almost 90% sure that the math didn't add up. Needing 5 times is not stellar performance in my book.

James, you are the main reason I know anything about the 3D side of Aspire and when I grow up I want to be just like you

I will gladly "pre-watch" any other tutorials you may have and you are going to love the price.

Tim

[calgrdnr]

Thanks Jame's and company for the new Beaver and Duck models.



Kent

[vfauto]

I can not seem to find it please advise.

Thank You

[JamesB]

vfauto - When you login to your account you should see a link in the "Returning Customer" list for "Design and Carve Resources" - if you do not see the link its because we do not have your account tagged. If you own the disk and are not tagged then drop us an email at info (at) vectorart3d ( dot) com with info on when and where you bought it and what your account email is with us and we'll get you tagged.

All of those who are tagged should have got an email from us today indicating that we have added a couple of new free items (a duck and beaver) to the resource page, so check it out if you have not already.

Kent - Your welcome

Thanks,
James

[rej]

1. vectric - great support
2. vetorart3d - great support
3. shopbot - great support

washington d.c - no support

[JamesB]

I have added another file to the Free Resources for Design and Carve Customers. They are some indented animal tracks. These are designed to be carved into a flat panel or door to make it look like the Animal Walked across it. I have had these kicking around for a while and never came up with a sensible way to add them to the main VA3D website. I thought they would be a nice addition to the Design and Carve items though as they work well in Aspire.

They are all contained as components in a single zipped CRV3D file. There is a base plane within the file to show how they will combine with the flat plane of another piece. I hope you like them - any questions please ask here. Image of the file is shown below. This can be accessed in the normal way once you login to your account by looking for the Resources link.

Cheers,
James

PS - I will make a general announcement about this tomorrow in our monthly update but thought forum users may want to get a head start...

[tmerrill]

What, no raccoon tracks???

Thanks James! Your continued support is impressive and appreciated.

Tim

[GripUs]

Okay, James...I don't think you know what you have started here. Deer season opens the first Saturday in November here and if a certain fat man goes through the woods on a pair of stilts with very, VERY, VERY big deer hooves on the ends of them...well, just suffice it to say there are going to be some very wide eyed hunters this year.

Thanks, James.

Regards,

Joe

[buck4]

Thanks James, these are going to fall in place real well, and I like Joe's idea, it will drive these guys/gals in Michigan nuts......Buck