A Kiwi, but not a flightless bird or brown fuzzy skin green centred fruit. Humanist, Skeptic, Cyclist, Car Enthusiast, Westie Auckland Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa New Zealand | he/him
3ds Max
Ok, that post did go live on April 1 and I admit thought there might have been more reaction to RobiNZ Revit Blog. It wasn’t really an April Fool as it wasn’t all false. I do now own AutoCAD Revit Architecture Suite but firmly subscribe to picking the
Revit 2011 brings a mixture of platform and, yes again, User Interface changes. Some are small while others bring major, and welcome, changes to modelling and workflow when sharing files. I'll deal with the UI first as it think its the first change users will notice when switching
Rally
Now just to hope Vodafone data coverage reaches the stages!
Comedy
Had forgotten this until Graeme Hill played it this afternoon. Funny Business from sometime in the 80s but it could be our Rugby World Cup anthem. http://www.youtube.com/v/GRRYAzgKPTs&hl=en_US&fs=1&&hl=en<\/embed><\/object><
Watching the Practice from Malaysia with live timing on the free iPhone app from www.Formula1.com
A new TypePad feature has prompted me to update the search panels which live in the right hand column of my blog. * “Search” uses a new TypePad engine and will return results from the blog. It can be sorted for “Best Match” or “Most Recent” and generates a RSS Feed
Automobile
I stumbled upon this BMW 5 Series 2010 design gallery today. Is it just me that thinks the concept sketch below looks more like an Alfa Romeo 166, below left, than the resulting production car?
More views, more islands, originally uploaded by RobiNZ. The peace of Halong Bay at dusk
My Road To BIM
Occasionally I change the banner on this blog. Usually it’s just an excuse to show some photography but this month is different. The banner is completely new, the photo carefully chosen to mark the end of a long an winding road. It’s been, but doesn’t seem, a
It’s blog’iversary time again. I find it hard to believe six years have flown by since that first tentative post. To everyone, everywhere, thanks for visiting, reading and subscribing! There are some cool changes coming up, but for now it is time to look back on the last
It’s blog’iversary time again. I find it hard to believe six years have flown by since that first tentative post. To everyone, everywhere, thanks for visiting, reading and subscribing! There are some cool changes coming up, but for now it is time to look back on the last
AutoCAD
It’s the time of year when Autodesk unleash new versions and AutoCAD 2011 is available now. It’s time to start considering the new feature set and decide what you’ll implement, or avoid. It’s about you, not the software? There is little point upgrading, even a single