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  • The ideal place for beginners to get help using SketchUp
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    Rich O BrienR
    @dkuucharzak said in Username change: @Rich-O-Brien, I misspelled my intended username. Could you help me change it? I can if the one you need is available. Send a mail to support@sketchucation.com and we sort it out
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    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?
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    Hey Mike, I'm sure you figured this out already, but when you first create the attribute type a number with the inch mark like 0" or 0' in the value box and hit enter. This will set the unit for that attribute to inches. This only works for the first time a value is entered. After that first initial value, you will need to use the attribute info dialog to make changes. In addition, you can use 0 to set it to text (not "Default: Text") and 0cm to set it to centimeters. If anyone knows a shortcut for setting the unit to Decimal Number, I would love to hear it!
  • How to make a waterfall?

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    @remus said: ...i reckon it could do with a bit less thickness. seems youve got the transparency and texturing pretty spot on thoguh. Thanx. Yeah, the thickness is a bit much. The apparent force of water would probably 'take out' the pool Have a sparkling day. Bob
  • A windy morning in Boulder...

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    Okay Coen .... who is the lovely lady?
  • Anyone good at matching a model to a Photo?

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    Even better. Thanks.
  • Accuracy Vs. ease/speed

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    @unknownuser said: I think you should always model for accuracy. I have found too many times I have had to go back and change things after the fact and if I would have modeled accurately in the first place there would have been no need to. Accuracy saves time and money in the end. Scott touché
  • Sketchy style needed

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    @anglaret said: Edson I made a personnal style with long soft lines, which is very near straight lines but with a light diffeent touch, if you like I send it to you. Marc yes, marc. i would like very much to get your style. if you prefer to send it by PM, do so. if you need my email address, let me know. thanks.
  • Is the forum faster?

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    I am starting to experience some slow up and even time outs again. And this on my work machine... the good one.
  • The dreaded moire effect

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    Edson, try adjusting the view slightly (orbit, pan, zoom), also the field of view...and if you can stand the inaccuracy: the scale of the texture. A little bit of play can change the effect quite a bit. I have noticed also that sometimes it shows in the export, as you would expect, but sometimes it doesn't...?
  • Measure Pitch

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    Walter, I do not posses a magic script (ruby).....But I can offer a Speed Square. Yeah I know.....not what your after.....but in the mean time give it a try. And if you have never used one before, it's pretty straight forward(see attached). Using the speed square component,align the pivot pt and rotate until vertical or horizontal.(maybe a bit oversimplifying... I know). Oh, and you mention hip roofs, if working with a model just use the cross section tool & the speed square as above. :~) Best, Charlie [image: UT9m_SPEEDSQUARE-APPLIED.jpg] SPEEDSQUARE APPLIED.zip
  • SU6 from free to pro

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    You kidding me? Had to put up my one and only (third-hand) C40 as collateral for my shed! Just keep hoping carbon fiber and Campagnolo lasts forever. Being married, I end up putting more miles on the Trek tandem than on the solo. But it's all fun. Todd
  • View cut away

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    It's clipping -- see this help file from the SU Help forum: http://sketchup.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=36261&topic=9042
  • Needed badly: perforated steel sheet images

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    I think you just want to change .zip to .skm But I have never done this before so give that a try. Or just download the entire material bonus pack. There are some goodies in there.
  • Need a Turnstile

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    nice one jean, your is a lot cleaner than mine, a lot more accurate a much better component.
  • How to Tell Which Material is Assigned to Which Object?

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    Hmmm...are you on Windows, Scott? Doesn't happen on the Mac version...
  • Model Info Settings

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    Thanks everyone. I realize now that as I wasn't updating my scenes after resetting the Model Info/Components diaglog box. Ben
  • Empty Groups Disappear?...Oh, and Hello Again!!!

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    @wo3dan said: Tim, I don’t get it. You mean that when you have selected something it is not possible to click next to the group- or component- names in the outliner to deselect, i.e. in white space. That would be an immense MacDrawBack. In Windows we can. And what would be the purpose of an empty group…… I still don’t get it. Clicking on a special empty group in the outliner to unselect is like asking for that white space. A group of any size that has nothing visible (and I don’t mean by hiding entities) is easy but you would still select it by clicking on it, whether in the model or in the outliner. Dylan’s suggestion for another mouse sounds like a good idea. Wo3Dan Wo3Dan -- I can see you've never used the Mac outliner! OK, we can stretch it vertically, but often, my list of groups fills the entire window. No white space. Clicking in the white space to the side of a group selects that group. If we could simply click on the top-level model name to deselect everything (like you can in Windows)...I think it was CraigD who agreed this should be implemented, but that was over a year ago... There are a LOT of problems with the Mac Outliner...but that's for another place... Oh, and thanks for the tip, Johnny!
  • POLL: Background color forums and topics

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    @unknownuser said: Well if nobody wants to share an RGB I'm going to close this poll. Try "off-white" R,G,B = 233,233,233 or any permuation of these +/- 13
  • Location of default Components folder on MAC

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    That's it. Thx. Marc
  • Scale component file size question

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    Obviously the file itself needs some bytes (save an emty one to see how much) and additionally, the info about where, what size, how rotated etc. of the individual instances are also takes up some space. Obviously, with more complex components, the "profit" is bigger.
  • Turning black lines to white

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    I usually make my parking lines 100mm wide by say 5500mm long and construct one of them using the rectangle tool.... I then fill the rectangle with White..... then I copy the White filled recatangle to create each of the carparking spaces and then soften (hide) the black lines. You are then left with a 100mm wide white line with no black line borders. Seems to work well but it can be tedious if you have a very large carpark. Cheers, Gareth
  • Screw thread

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    Thanks Ron I have had a look at it. It looks complicated and I am not sure I fully understand it, but I've saved it and will study it. Thanks again. Paul

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