Issue: there is a caching issue, concerning the CSS of the website. Please hard refresh (hold Ctrl and press F5) the page if it looks weird (still 800 pixels wide for instance), or when images appear to be missing.
Redid the layout of the site to fit better in screens with a resolution of 1024x768 or higher. I don't really see why anyone would voluntarily work on a resolution as small as 800x600... not with the current progress in TFT screens and graphics cards.
Making the whole website bigger has also allowed me to enlarge the font size of all text, so it should be more easily readable. The extra space also meant a 'rebuild' of the top menu: it is also a bit more spaceous compared to how it was before and also includes the extra 'Trucks' button.
I added the new group 'Trucks' too today, but there are none in there yet. Will have to edit the ones (around 400) I still have lying around to get it started.
Added some new blueprints in the last few days:
147
Cars
27
Motorcycles
14
Humans
12
Ships
Total: 200
Not many blueprints left (apart from the Trucks) on my HDD that still have to be done, only about 50. Should do them somewhere this week most probably.
I have also been looking at some of the blueprints that are missing (the images are not showing): these problems also should be solved very soon, since I have made a tool to fix it.
The third issue that has come about is that certain blueprints are doubly listed. Here too a solution needs to be found, but the tool for that is halfway done, so this also should be solved within a week or two. It's not really a big issue or anything, but I like the collection to be clean...
As a last request: I would very much like to see what all you people do with the blueprints you get from this website. Anything you modeled in 3D, rendered, or modeled in real life. Anything whatsoever I would like to see: mail me a link to your website (preferably a direct link to the page concerning the object made or modeled from the blueprint) and I will highlight your work here on the front page. Thanks!
