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NEW in VCDS Ver 12 • DTC Memory - read and clear diagnostic codes • Engine Diagnostics • Rear View Camera Activation / Programming • Fuel Trim function • Headlights: Modify their behavior • Immobiliser / Alarm Systems • Immobilizer Adaptation • Includes partial support for VW Crafter vans. Communicates with all control modules; functions supported: Control Module ID and Advanced ID, Fault Codes (Read and Clear), Supported Codes, Security Access, and Adaptation. No restrictions. • Activation - supported component activation • Actual Values - full live data access • Adaptation - read/reset service light parameters, view/change block learn values • Added data types 0B, 0D, 0F to Generic OBD-II Mode 9. NEW in VCDS Ver 12 • Automatic Transmission • Basic Settings - view and change control module defaults • Car Stereo System • Central Locking System • Clear DTC (error) code: Over 17,000 DTC codes with descriptions • Code Module - code supported modules (meaning you can change/hack your car to work like you want it to work) • Completely revised and expanded ROD (ODX) Data.

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By: March 21, 2016 Imagine yourself cruising down the freeway overlooking the Pacific Ocean. You’re driving a beat-up run-down Honda Civic with holes in the seats. The air conditioner hasn’t worked in years and your radio only consists of FM/AM and a cassette player. Sure the Honda might get you to where you’re going but it’s going to take a while and it’s not going to be much fun.

This is the design and architecture equivalent of designing only in hand drawn or 2D CAD plans. Now imagine you decide to speed up to get a better look at a brand new red car convertible ahead of you.

You get lost in its beauty as it speeds up ahead and out of sight. For the next few moments all you can feel is jealousy and disgust. You say to yourself, “Man I wish I had a nice car like that.” You tell yourself that one day you will get that new car and you will enjoy what many other humans enjoy on a daily basis. That fast, sexy red car is the design and architecture equivalent of designing, modeling and rendering projects in 3D. Within the world of design and construction nowadays there is a tool that is taking the market by storm. This storm is 3d modeling.

It is comprised of 3d modeling, animation, photo-realistic renders, flyby videos and many more. Here at Stack Rock Group we have been building 3d models for many years.

We fully understand its capabilities and believe that every architect, landscape architect, contractor, construction manager, real estate agent, land planner and developers, etc. Should utilize this design strategy. It has many pros and very minimal cons when you take it into consideration. Here are just of a few reasons you should be designing in 3D: • Cost savings and return on investment (ROI).

Many companies are taking advantage of 3D modeling and everything that it has to offer. They are able to save a lot of money and fulfill all of their design and construction dreams. • Speed and agility.

With 3d modeling a lot of benefits come about. It is very easy to adjust and manipulate since it is in a digital file. The designer can change colors, materials, or overall layout of spaces very easily in a timely fashion. Whereas with hand drawn renders it takes a lot of time to redo a plan when things change.

• Your employees are freed up to work on other project and be more productive. Since time is money we can present you with the finished product for your upcoming presentation.

This will free up your employees to do other things. • Marketing awesomeness. Once the model is constructed then the owner of the project can easily decide how they want to promote or represent their project.

It can either be by photo-realistic renders, filtered renders, fly-by videos or a combination of all of these. The sky is the limit. As time goes by, styles of these 3d renders are always changing. The only things we need is a client with a vision and we can make it happen.

• The only downfall to 3d modeling are the perceived extra costs. It may look expensive when you take a glance at the overall proposal, but it will pay itself off in a short period of time. You can compare 3d modeling to the new car.

It is expensive when you first buy the new car but eventually down the road it must be purchased since everyone will have a new car at some point. It is up to you to know what to buy and when to take the leap. That time is now. Go ahead and give it a try. I want to give you a scenario.

You decide to place all of your life savings in an investment fund to design and construct a new modern designed ski resort/hotel. You go ahead and hire an architect and a land planner. Wouldn’t you want to see what the future ski resort/ hotel will look like in 3d before you sign off on the purchase? Of course you would. Don’t throw away your life savings without taking advantage of all of your options. With 3d design, we will be able to construct and place the new building on site to see what it looks like. From there we can show you what everything will look like from the patio spaces to the color of trim.