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Hahaha smarty!!! I mite know indeed!
If you have Windows 7 you can use Windows Snipping Tool.Ok! So I've decided to change the design a bit, so it is now a much more visually appealing terrestrial enclosure rather than an aboreal enclosure. I've also figured out how to use SketchUp and made a nice 3D visual.
Question for Disquiet: is there a way to take a screen shot so that I can share my diagram on the thread?
Nope I'm stuck with W8 :/If you have Windows 7 you can use Windows Snipping Tool.
Oh how I hate ghetto pictures Lol I have 6.OSah windows 8. they took a decent os, and mucked it all up. I might be alone here but I highly dislike windows 8. i believe sketchup has a screenshot correct? if not just grab your phone and ghetto screenshot. Good luck!
Also i have a dremel ad i love it! what dremel do you have?
Why haven't you googled screenshot and windows 8 ???? I already know how to do it and I don't even have Windows 8, EMPOWER yourself, EMBRACE the GOOGLE !Nope I'm stuck with W8 :/
I don't want to embrace the google!!!!!!! I'm an independant woman!Why haven't you googled screenshot and windows 8 ???? I already know how to do it and I don't even have Windows 8, EMPOWER yourself, EMBRACE the GOOGLE !
Ah, but asking someone here how to do a screenshot in Win8 is independent, shame on you Mayor of Shanty Town! :biggrin: I didn't know how, and I looked up on google, that's independence ;P.I don't want to embrace the google!!!!!!! I'm an independant woman!
It wouldn't have space for very many coaters, being only about 10" or 11" :laugh:That looks really neat. It looks like an end table for a couch, that would be cool for a display. as long as it's not on some cold, drafty floor.
That design is set up for an arboreal species, as opposed to being long.It wouldn't have space for very many coaters, being only about 10" or 11" :laugh:
The top just comes on and off without latching, but I expect it too be to heavy for a T to lift. The real challenge will be deciding what will inhabit it. Maybe a Rosea RCF. I never actully realized how pretty and pink they are until I saw my friend's or maybe my N. Chromatus when he's a big boy or girl
What do you mean? After adding substrate it will only be 6 or 7 inches high and about 9"x9" of floor spaceThat design is set up for an arboreal species, as opposed to being long.
Not to mention the fact that placing stuff on the top repeatedly would be extremely stressful for whatever's inside.It wouldn't have space for very many coasters, being only about 10" or 11"
Oh I didn't see any dimensions. That's true, I had forgotten about the sub. You know if you had only used to that spiffy program to label things, I would have realized this. Clearly an oversight on your part HAHAHAHHAWhat do you mean? After adding substrate it will only be 6 or 7 inches high and about 9"x9" of floor space
The top just lifts off (a potential problem if I were going to put an aboreal inside) like a lid. The sliding panals can't come off unless the lid is also off, they're more of an extra to make cleaning easierEdit II: How do your sliding glass doors work with the edging around the top? I imagine they are set inside the molding?
Well I didn't feel like it! As mayor of Shanty Town, I have the right to do whatever the heck I want and to NOT do whatever the heck I don't.Oh I didn't see any dimensions. That's true, I had forgotten about the sub. You know if you had only used to that spiffy program to label things, I would have realized this. Clearly an oversight on your part HAHAHAHHA
How does it make cleaning easier if you still have to remove the top? Which, BTW, could be a problem with a terrestrial also. Looks good so far though, glad you are finding SketchUp usefulThe top just lifts off (a potential problem if I were going to put an aboreal inside) like a lid. The sliding panals can't come off unless the lid is also off, they're more of an extra to make cleaning easier
Not spot cleaning, but COMPLETE cleaning would be easier. The panals slide into grooves along all sides, including the bottom. When removed, there won't be a lip for the substrate to get stuck on. It will make changing to substrate easier. The problem the lid would pose with an aboreal would have to do with disturbing the webbing. Other than the possibility of one bolting out, what other problems would the lid pose for a terrestrial?How does it make cleaning easier if you still have to remove the top? Which, BTW, could be a problem with a terrestrial also. Looks good so far though, glad you are finding SketchUp useful
I saw one of those in John3800's feeding videos. They. Are. AWESOME. I'm not much for scorpions, but the tailless whipper-snappers are VERY cool. That is a very good suggestion. I can picture it already....Could always get an amblypygid though. Oh amblypygi, how beautiful art thou... Oh Nate get over your self lol. Serious though you could check out some other Arachnids or maybe a smallish gecko.