That being said, this is easily the most robust fence and rail extension that I’ve played around with.
Swinsian 2 0 0 – music manager and player. If you’re interested, I can create a video about more of the settings and possibilities of instant fence. You can also adjust the parameters of the different fencing pieces that are created – everything from if the object gets dropped on terrain, all the way through spacing and other options as well. It pairs well with another of Chuck’s extensions – instant stair for creation of many different kinds of railings. Even if I draw a straight line between points on this sandbox face, you can see that it drops the fence automatically down so that it follows the face. One of the things I really like about this extension is that it will drop your fences along a face. Many of the assemblies created allow you to select which direction they face. The way it works is fairly intuitive – select a grouped path, activate the extension, and it will generate a fence based on a style that you select. It actually comes with a library of approximately 300 preset styles. It actually allows you to create many different kinds of fences and railings, including wood and metal fences, stair rails, handrails, and much more. That’s basically the case with every single one of Chuck Vali’s extensions, but I’ll try to give you a good overview.īasically, this extension is designed to help you create fences and railings within SketchUp. at least that's what it sounds like.Occasionally, I come across a tool where I’m not sure that I can do it justice by doing a short intro video. Itunes will still be a thing going forward w/apple but it'll have a new name and 3 different branches for different types of media or osmething.
adding a new thing to handle the library has me a bit nervous but i suspect it'll happen sooner or later. Im proud to announce that the Denon Conversion Utility (DeCU) and companion tools are fully compatible with both the old and new Denon Prime software. so i need to do some kind of detective work to sort out wtf is happening. The past months Ive been working hard to ensure compatibility of my Denon Prime related tools with the new Engine DJ 2.0 and Engine OS 2.0. copied entire contents of the drive to the new drive and directed itunes to find it and still it gives "these songs couldn't be found" type bullshit when syncing to the ipod.
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i got a new HD for my library because existing one is full up. doing a full transfer to a new app is daunting because i'm worried about shit just disappearing because fucking apple. I've meant ot look into it for a long time but i'm still using itunes basically as something that dumps playlists and library onto my old ass ipod. nice grid view, flac support, smart playlists etc. I've searched the net for something, and i found the open source "clementine" which says it shall do all of this, but it is very in progress, slow and buggy when loading many files.Īny tips for a good application out there? i'll give my money for a good, stable application that can handle large amount of files and support all the normal file types FLAC, WAV, MP3, AIFF i'd really like to just index a directory with all my files, have the album art and metadata automatically inserted and be presented with something like a grid view with albums/artists/songs. it's uninspiring and boring to dig through tons of files and directories with no album art or categorization, as you all know. having used the good itunes (back in the days) and spotify now i'm also realizing that i need more of a music library app – not just a player – to categorize, shuffle, search and discover my music. vlc is a very good video player, not a very good music player. i used to be happy with foobar2000 but now i'm on a mac, so i'm stuck with gnarly vlc. alot of which is just sitting there waiting to be discovered. I have a lot of music on my external disks.
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