Hi Michael and PaQ

Thanks again and again ..

It worked like a charm.

eric

Sorry about the big file ... I'll downsize when I send an image again.
eric

At least I learn the harware limits! (Trying to view the good side!) THe old card is on my "Internet computer". I dont expose my better stuff to email and downloads and such.

One kid is 3 this month and the little girly girl is 1.5 years old. I still drool at the Dell site configuring my next box. Just cant seem to get it under $10,000 and cant compromise with less! I may be waiting another year. May be selling my house to upgrade it for the kids and if that happens I'll incorporate the new box into that structure.

I'm sure everyone here will be hearing ALL ABOUT IT when I get something new! :)

Burr

PS. I do have a couple other boxs with a HD 2400 Pro Ati and an Nvidea Quadro2Pro . The old Quadro was my Gem back when but I fear the off the shelf Ati is better than it nowdays.

Whoa is me.....:(

Hi Burr, that makes sense. I was thinking before that you had that radeon 7200 on your "main" workstation!

- Michael

Hi Eric, that's a great looking result, I'm glad that worked for you!

The other thing that you can adjust is the edge width. That script adjusts the width of the edges up so that they remain kind of proportional to their regular size on the screen within that larger image.

But it can be a pretty nice effect to instead let the edges remain smaller and then they become more blended and kind of subtle when you resize that larger image down in size.

To do that, in that script, change the value where it sets lineWidth = 4 to a smaller value, like = 2 or even = 1 instead.

- Michael

Thanks again, Michael ..

When I actually printed the image it looks great. I will try adjusting the edge line width.

I'm assuming that I can convert the .jpg file to a .pdf file so that I can add annotations.

The working drawing set will include numerous sections and details but this view will help a lot for the owner and building contractor to grasp the framing concept.

I have said it before but again won't hurt; I really enjoy working with MoI even though most of my real work is straight lined architectural stuff. MoI does some things better than any other program I have used. I am really looking forward to further developments.

cheers,
eric