Here the French version! :)

http://moiscript.weebly.com/chaise-deacutecole.html

Merci beaucoup, Pilou! :-)

Beautiful translation - You do such an honor to my work!

I'll update my web site soon.

Bravo, belle traduction.

Merci

Thanks to Pilou and Didier for the idea: I'm going to play a bit with this Sketchfab thing...



It would be a nice idea to occasionally show an interactive preview for any given tutorial.

Cool!
Have you the code of the share "Embeded" chair on a site ?
I don't see this code on my old computer! I have not all the options!

<iframe frameborder="0" height="800" width="800" src="http://skfb.ly/m4ji3gedb?autostart=1&transparent=1&autospin=1&controls=0"></iframe>

Pilou, I'll try to remember to send you the "iframe" script if I happen to post a model.

I'm beginning to like Sketchfab. They let you do nice things with the materials and you can customize your "iframe" a little.
ex:
autostart=1
transparent=1
autospin=1
controls=0
Just think of the extras they give you if you actually pay? But with larger model sized comes longer download times.
So use sparingly.



By the way, the 'autospin' can accept other numbers besides '1' and '0'... this nightmare is set to '130'! ;-)

THX! ;) This prog is terrific!
somewhere on the end! ;)

http://moiscript.weebly.com/chaise-deacutecole.html

Ps What must do Controls 0 & 1 ?
Edit ;)
controls: set this to 1 or 0. If set to 0, the controls in the embed will not be shown.

A little aside from the subject, but "chair" related... However, WOW!



http://www.hermanmiller.com/content/hermanmiller/english/products/categories/seating.html

This one makes me think: "1960's jetliner".

They provide files to incorporate their products into your scene models. (helps sales, of course)
http://www.hermanmiller.com/content/hermanmiller/english/design-resources/3d-models-revit.html
Unfortunately, no NURBS versions, but great study none the less.

(why am I so excited about this?... must be the caffeine... why am I now discovering this cool design?)

Ok, Mikey gonna study him some high-end furniture... can't promise tutorials. ;-)

Do you know this guy ?
Peter Opsvik ;)
http://opsvik.no/ Incredible site and seats !

Those are nice designs Pilou!