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David Norton
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by David Norton » Wed, Jun 01 2005, 4:43PM
Plain is what the client asked for, And plain is what they got.
Dave Norton
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Philip Shantz
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by Philip Shantz » Thu, Jun 02 2005, 12:13AM
Very nice
...not \"plain\", just simple and elegant. (I'd like to see a picture of the real thing...)
Philip
Jeremy Schiffer
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by Jeremy Schiffer » Thu, Jun 02 2005, 10:51AM
Plain or not, that's a nice looking presentation!
Dave Liggett
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by Dave Liggett » Wed, Sep 07 2005, 8:31PM
If that's plain, I have little understanding of fancy. Very elegant, I love it.
Dan Craig
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by Dan Craig » Thu, Sep 08 2005, 12:17AM
looks great to me
Peter Walsh
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by Peter Walsh » Sat, Sep 24 2005, 6:57PM
Great looking library. I build libraries pretty much exclusively and the rendering always sells the job. Here's a tip I got from eCab.......When you are building the room for creating the display, you can right click and select \"Hide\" to hide the lighting fixtures so they won't show in the rendering and obscure part of the cabinetry. The light will still illuminate the work.