Here's a recent one.

I'm an idiot. I see it.
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Where'd you guys get your blender stl importer? I've googled for a while and haven't come up with anything.

I'm a draftsman for a stone company and I've used Indigo to render fireplaces, entries, kitchens and various profiles. My boss loves me for it and the sales staff are always asking for more.

Here's a post from a while back
http://www2.indigorenderer.com/joomla/f ... .php?t=146

Good to see you back. I also left for a while (work) and came back to a dizzying array of new features, so I know how you feel. Did you see that Radiance is stepping down? Here are some of my favorite sites for shopping parts www.mwave.com - TRY HERE FIRST for your mb/cpu/memory combo www.newegg.com...

Thanks for all your hard work - it really is much appreciated. I look forward to more of your awesome renders!

This was posted not too long ago at BlenderNation: http://www.blendernation.com/2006/09/18/cutting-a-hole-in-your-mesh/ I hope that helps. BlenderNation is extremely recommended. They have an RSS feed set up for their daily posts, too. A note on applying the modifier - you should know that boolean o...

@manitwo: Hugin and autostitch rock! But I always use them with enblend ( http://enblend.sourceforge.net/ ). From the website: Given a set of images that overlap in some irregular way, Enblend overlays them in such a way that the seam between the images is invisible, or at least very difficult to se...

LOL - (laughing out loud)

Just a couple description suggestions: Acme Online Masonry Designer - I wrote "archvis" as forum shorthand for "architectural visualization". As part of your list though, I'd spell it out to avoid confusion. SBC Archiver - I'd mention that it's a command line app. SciTE - Also just to be a little cl...

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Blendernation is the definitive source for Blender news and highly recommended. Of course you're always welcome to keep asking questions here, but this site has 100 links to some good tutorials (36 video). They promise a daily news post and the last one (not blender-specific) was a link to an AWESOM...

Prescott cores haven't always been dual core. Also, hyper threading itself doesn't mean dual core - it provides two logical cores. Though, if you have a dual core with hyper-threading, you could use 4 threads!

That might explain the performance difference.

That's alright - laughter is entirely appropriate!
I guess the stress is getting to me... I can't believe I missed that.

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