Render output

[glorybound]

And like the guy Mike, in Fabios interview, I rarely send a "draft or progress version" usually only send images that are at least 98% complete.

I too liked that however, I do use the whole proof thing to drag my feet sometimes. It allows me to juggle more projects, but if I could bypass the proof process it would sure speed things up. My fear would be having to start over. Twice last month I was given drawings that were old and I had to start over. If this wasn't caught in the gray-scale proof that would be a nightmare.

[Pixelcon]

I too liked that however, I do use the whole proof thing to drag my feet sometimes. It allows me to juggle more projects, but if I could bypass the proof process it would sure speed things up. My fear would be having to start over. Twice last month I was given drawings that were old and I had to start over. If this wasn't caught in the gray-scale proof that would be a nightmare.

If you work one single extra minute on updating because they did this, you should be charging for it.

[arobbert]

I'm often forwarded drawings by people that don't have CAD, so they haven't actually look at the file and sometimes they are incorrect. On larger projects I now send a toon preview of each image to make sure the CAD file is correct. It's better to find out early!

[glorybound]

That's the case here, too. I get things forwarded to me, by the developer, from the architect. Last week I sent a gray-scale proof of three interiors and I was told that it was the totally wrong plan.