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?
Yeah, I think that's a good idea, also, you need to push in the windscreen, as it is, it's flush with the columns. Same with all the other windows and rear windsrceen. Other than that, Nice work so far!
@thomthom said:
Styles with special edges like that takes much longer for SU to process. Shadows also adds a great amount of time.
What you are best of doing is making your camera adjustments with a quick normal style and only toggle on your custom style when you are ready to export.
Well, i already tried this ... but in some angles the problem still occurs Is it possible that the style i made myself is to "complex"? I could imagine that it takes more time to render a style thats build on many strokes...
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If you have it set one way in your template it will be repeated in any new models made from that template, but if you change it in any model it's remembered in that model as a new setting. It is a very useful feature to toggle on/off as you work...
Bonnie responded to my voice message. She seems to have some email problems. I ordered these books (link below) looked them over and they look very very good for what I need and want to do. I would recommend these books to anyone that wants to get a little one started with SU which I think can be an excellant learning tool. Still interested in knowing about anything else out there that might be good to work with.
I am excited, soon, wonder boy can teach me some stuff.
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You can setup a layout file linked to multiple SketchUp files. Then when you have updated the files, you can re-render the images from Layout.
You still have to set it up the first time, but then can re-use it as you update your SketchUp files.
Hi folks.
Using the "Follow me" tool on this path that goes around and up and down will result in an unavoidable twisting of the facet.
Using the "Follow and keep" plugin may help.
Also, try to use an arc with as few segments as you can to minimise edges and face count. Three or four segments shall suffice to give a neat look.
You may even try simply smoothing the edges at the interscetion of the two shapes to see if the "rounded" look may be sufficient.
Just ideas.
I've been investigating this further and have found that the problem can be reliably reproduced.
I have submitted this to the Google forum at http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/sketchup/thread?tid=6b0a0298daee1261&hl=en
At the above link I have posted links to SU files that can reproduce the error, as well as a YouTube video showing the bug in action.
The work-around in my case seems to be to ensure that the component is in "edit" before using Project Photo (when using match photo).
Hope this helps some others
That's all you need to do; extract the files in the Plugins folder (make sure your XP OS does not create a "top level" folder for them; copy/move everything straight under the main plugins folder).
After restarting SU, see if ShapeBender is enabled under Window > Preferences > Extensions. It also has a toolbar under View > Toolbars.