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    Over 75 Custom PC's in 20 years TheGreatSatan's Avatar
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    Default Getting it on paper . . . Not easy

    I have flashes of a computer case I want to create. It will be nearly all fabricated by me. Getting it on paper has been a real challenge for me. Nearly every mod I've done is based on a centralized theme: Cuda, Buddha, Care Bears, etc.

    Thinner ATX is one of the ones where I broke the mold and created something new and that's what I'm planning next.

    When you're in a brain slump what do you do to fire it back up?
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    Default Re: Getting it on paper . . . Not easy

    It depends. Sometimes just talking about something else will trigger inspiration. Sometimes only time releases the creative juices. Walking away and doing something else usually always helps me.
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    Default Re: Getting it on paper . . . Not easy

    Look at 5 completely random objects around you and mentally note some characteristics of each object that you like. e.g. color, texture, shape, material, intended function, non-intended function. Then think about those characteristics and let your mind wander. Writers' block and your brain slump are caused by too narrow of a mental-focus. You'll likely be more productive when not concentrating on the task at hand. Also, it's good to welcome any interruptions.
    I'll procrastinate tomorrow.

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    Default Re: Getting it on paper . . . Not easy

    I'm jotting it out now, but it too complicated for me to make a SketchUp of it. I will try, but this is beyond my ability
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    Default Re: Getting it on paper . . . Not easy

    Quote Originally Posted by TheGreatSatan View Post
    ...but this is beyond my ability
    I doubt it. Practice makes perfect.
    I'll procrastinate tomorrow.

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    Default Re: Getting it on paper . . . Not easy

    I mean SketchUp. I've been using it since it came out, but I still suck.
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