[Pablo Cortez]

Right on Dennis, thank you. I don’t quite have that level of experience, though I have performed project manager duties and ready to take on the role. Thanks again this has been very helpful.

[Pablo Cortez]

good point on bad v good cad work, I’ll get on adding that. As far as the other types of projects, again, It’s work done for firms and they own the work, I just don’t feel it appropriate to include it amongst work that I’ve personally designed and own. Maybe I’m being too proud?

[Pablo Cortez]

Thanks Roland, my thoughts are that employers know what CAD looks like? most, if not all, of my CAD work has been for firms and I’m not about to use their work on my portfolio, thoughts on this? I have one project that was built and one in construction, just waiting on pics to add.

[Pablo Cortez]

I really want to do that now. ha, yeah, been working on a clean cut pic. I use the helmet pic to show some personality, something a bit different that may stand out. Thanks Trace One!

[Pablo Cortez]

sounds like a video game level to me, I would think dropping your model into a game developing software and then laoding it into a site through flash where anyone can load your model on their browser, working like a first person shooter with mouse and keyboard controls for movement. there’s a lot of help through game development sites on how to do this, never tried it myself though, check this out http://www.katsbits.com/htm/tutorials/sketchup_converting_import_kmz_blender.htm

[Pablo Cortez]

I’ve been reading up on Cyberrain’s wireless controller, uses weather updates from the web to adjust runtimes automatically. Seems like it would require very little maintanence and adjusting. Pricey but qualifies for rebates available from most water districts. Anyone seen this being used?

http://www.cyber-rain.com/

[Pablo Cortez]

and here I am in the suburbs, driving to a job where I’ll place nature band-aids along ADA ramps.

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