@randallwise said: ...Why, though, do some of my compononents have two sides completed and others do not? Is there something I'm doing incorrectly? RSW I don't know without seeing your components. My components usually have several sides (why just one or two?)

offtopic: Bruce, I really like your new avatar, those candyapples ROCK! Scaling can be a problem, fortunately I haven't had too many problems with this though.

actually i figured out that its just an incredibly strange problem with moire (sp?) it depends entirely on the position of the camera as to where the odd stretching effect occurs. But for the moment i have the model hung up, i lost a bit of motivation on it for the time being. Ill get it back on my next day off, but right now its work all dang week.

I tend to just give client an avi, I have had problems with hypercosm on bigger models.

Hi folks. Te resize components like doors and windows, for example, you may need to use the Move Tool to avoid changing the frame size while changing the door or window size. Just ideas.

awesome dude!!! thnx a ton man!! i think im gona hav a looott of fun now that i know that!! thnx again! P: iamjerine

thank you all for yur quick replies... P: saltabas

thanks I actual think thats just as easy..Andrew

sawduster, now that i look back on my post i can see that it was a little hard to follow what i was asking but the advice that you offered is just what i was looking for. make component, copy component, make unique, modify, add scene/update. rinse and repeat. i followed the link to wink and might be able to incorporate that into my project but if not, the printouts from my SU tut will satisfy the client needs and that's all that matters(sometimes)

Will do. Thanks for the info Todd.

Thank you..I knew it would end up something easy...

One way to do it, is to use a CAD program and you can enter 3D co-ords there. Otherwise sorry mate I'm not sure where else to go.

i surely think it is! doubling your RAM has to have some effect on your machine.

Hi Scott welcome. This is a great place to learn. cheers Alan

Pro cannot export to either of these formats - though you may find a format that can be further imported/exported in another application to fit your needs.

Perfect..thanks again

Eric Sorry I didnt get back to you on the solid, but it worked but not the way I wanted it to. I think something like even a hatch of some sort would be ok, but I dont know how to do it.

Well, I learned my something new for the day. Guess I can take the rest of the day off. I had been saving woodgrain materials in both orientations when I imported them so that I could have the grain running right. Now I've found out I can just spin em around after they've been painted on.

Anssi is absolutely correct. You'll see mention of this in the SketchUp Release Notes as well. ...there's a good reason to read them right there! Here's a link: http://sketchup.google.com/gsu6/relnotes.html Cheers, CraigD

Edson, Also, thanks for the links to the video tutorials. Very good...