Hey guys
I am desperate for very high resolution/quality satellite maps, I use Placemaker and I also use Nearmap but the resolution is not that great, I have tried using AI to upscale but that too does not really solve my issues.
Is there another solution?
What version of SketchUp are you actually using? Your profile says you are using 2020 Free/Make but there is no such version. Providing the correct information helps us help you.
Yes, Blender has gotten rid of "remove doubles" and now relies solely on "merge by distance" now. Never did fix the collada export issues, but doesn't matter as I'm only using Enscape and not rendering in Blender lately.
Just translating message...
Hello With the "Sandbox" tool I used the "from scratch" tool and then "shaped" my terrain.
@unknownuser said:
Hello With the "Sandbox" tool I used the "from scratch" tool and then "shaped" my terrain.
I would now like to project a path on this land to fill the area of the path with another texture.
When I used "From scratch" my land is in the form of a grid, and the stops therefore create multiple faces. So it is very complex to fill each face.
If I had used the tool "From the contours" I would have only had the stops of the projected drawing and therefore the faces would have been curved but unified. I wish I could get the same result "from scratch". is that possible?
Thank you for your answers.
Ok. I solved it through by looking at a new (2022) video och Geil. The option to flatten the base does not show unless you push the small green arrows to the left. Then it was simple to click the flatten symbol under the Misc. head line.The Vector Push Pull seem to give a better result than the Extrude Push Pull.
No, its more of a monitoring tool. What you need is a GIT type environment that pushes commits to the master from branches.
Version control within SketchUp's ecosystem is something I hope they implement to meet the needs of small teams that live/work in the ecosystem.
https://speckle.systems/
This is the type of system I'm talking about where interoperability between file formats and teams is seamless.
Maybe a command line tool could be developed to monitor file changes and push them around as needed.
The other thing would be a macro via Auto Hotkey that did what you do manually when you execute it.
All rather flaky solutions tbh...
It's called clipping. It often happens when the camera is set to Parallel Projection and the camera is incorrectly placed. It can also happen when there is geometry at a vast distance from the rest of the model or the model is a long way from the origin.
If you save the file with clipping visible, we should be able to see it if you'd share the file. That would be a good way to get an exact answer and fix.
@sketch3d.de said:
already posted above.
Yep, saw that. Just pointing out that the higher end multi-core ones ARE the ones with the best single thread scores.
@ntxdave said:
...or is it like the previous Classic license and I just quit getting updates and can continue using it? Also, does the Pro Annual plan include the iPad version?
that would be nice, shell out some peanuts and use it forever... scnr
yep, the SketchUp Go version for iPad is included.