Architectural sceme

> Hi Group,
>
> Is there anybody that has a sceme of a kind that you can place the sort
> of architure in like in design where you can plot in where your product
> in placed?
>
> There is like 4 quadrents (2 axis crossing each other) where you by
> entering several parameters can see where your products segments they
> fit in and what level they have.
>
> Mest regards
> Søren M
> www.MySpace.com/MomsenDesign
>
>
>

> > Is there anybody that has a sceme of a kind that you can place the sort
> > of architure in like in design where you can plot in where your product
> > in placed?
> > There is like 4 quadrents (2 axis crossing each other) where you by
> > entering several parameters can see where your products segments they
> > fit in and what level they have.
> Huh...??
> Are you aksing whether anyone is selling landscapes...? Or are you looki=
> for a world-creator such as Vue...? Or are you looking for a program that
> will do compositing...?

> Kris Krieger wrote:
>> > Is there anybody that has a sceme of a kind that you can place the
>> > sort of architure in like in design where you can plot in where
>> > your product in placed?
>> > There is like 4 quadrents (2 axis crossing each other) where you by
>> > entering several parameters can see where your products segments
>> > they fit in and what level they have.
>> Huh...??
>> Are you aksing whether anyone is selling landscapes...? Or are you
>> looki
> ng
>> for a world-creator such as Vue...? Or are you looking for a program
>> that will do compositing...?
>
> I thought he was asking for something like a SketchUp model plugging
> into Google Earth.

>
> If you want to have some fun, design that skyscraper you always wanted
> to design (you know you do) and plug it into Google Earth in
> Manhattan.
> http://sketchup.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=36241&topic=905
> 7
>

>> Kris Krieger wrote:
>>> > Is there anybody that has a sceme of a kind that you can place the
>>> > sort of architure in like in design where you can plot in where
>>> > your product in placed?
>>> > There is like 4 quadrents (2 axis crossing each other) where you
>>> > by
>>> > entering several parameters can see where your products segments
>>> > they fit in and what level they have.
>>> Huh...??
>>> Are you aksing whether anyone is selling landscapes...? Or are you
>>> looki
>> ng
>>> for a world-creator such as Vue...? Or are you looking for a
>>> program
>>> that will do compositing...?
>> I thought he was asking for something like a SketchUp model plugging
>> into Google Earth.
> That could be - but I can't tell from the phrasing. I've known people
> who did a good job of combining lighting, shadow-catching, and
> compositing plugins with 3D to give very good views of proposed
> projects
> using existing surrounds. Same could be done with Google Earth, or,
> if
> there are GIS files, one could open those in 3D and combine with a 3D
> model.
> I'm just having a hard time picturing what he's asking. Re-reading
> it,
> tho', I'm wondering whether "in design" was supposed to have been
> "InDesign", as in the name of some software. I dearly wish that more
> people would learn and use at least rudimentary grammitical
> conventions -
> it'd make things much easier to understand, as opposed to wasting time
> and energy deciphering gibberish.
>> If you want to have some fun, design that skyscraper you always
>> wanted
>> to design (you know you do) and plug it into Google Earth in
>> Manhattan.
>> http://sketchup.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=36241&topic=905
>> 7
> I guess I *can* DL teh google-earth software now that my machine seems
> to
> be working (and is 100% backed up onto an external/detatchable HD...!)
> Woo-hoo!