And since we´re in the office all the time anyways, why not shift the rest of our lives there as well? So we decided to have a joint “Support the German National Team” experience.

Unfortunately Germany lost 0:1 against Serbia, which means that we have to try harder next time

As it was my first time in the UK, I was most impressed by the way English people manage to fit the most into the tiniest places. We´re speaking restaurants, stores, garages, tubes and here is another example for efficient accomodation:

…and here is a little update on our column "by the way". Today “Ventuz CE Art”. Thanks to Ben ….

…and here is a little update on our column "by the way". Whoever thinks that this looks complicated, just imagine to have to touch every single keyframe, just because you want to change the handles for "speed in" and "speed out". Actually it’s only annoying as hell for the first two hours, after that the whole process does get something meditative… go ahead and try it.

@ Ventuz: Dear Ventuz programmers, how about multi-selection - maybe even for the handles. Or even better: multi-selection and then input of the speed in and speed out values via property (e.g. 30% in and 60% out) - this would save years. I think I have even seen something like that before - the name of the software was also something with V and Z :-) 

(click to enlarge).

We now open up our new category “by the way”. Let’s see maybe we’re going to give away awards for that one. (Today’s would definitly go to Maik)

Who doesn’t get this one, should be glad about it. (hmm well … anyway this can only be understood by the one’s who understand it).

And as always - whoever can beat this - e-mail us…

Everyone who’s into Ventuz for a longer time will know exactly what i mean

(And this goes to all the insiders: Not all the nodes are expanded.)

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