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?
LOL!
Seems to me there's Lidar data available of at least most of England but I'm not sure if you can get that in a form that can be imported into SketchUp. I looked once but not very hard. Maybe you'll have to get one of those GPS gadgets and walk around collecting spot elevations. Then you can convert that into a point cloud. I've been wondering about doing that for my own property. Honestly, I expect if you need high res terrain data for single parcels of land, you'll probably need someone on the ground.
@box said:
The import dialog that opens in which you choose the file to import has a large button just next to the Import button that says Options.
Thanks, I've never even noticed that before!
Maybe think about the example Box gave. You might use the same interior door on every doorway throughout a house such as this one:
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They all have the same definition which includes the Definition Name of TS6080 TruStile. One has an instance name of Bedroom 1 Door, another Bedroom 2 Door, and a third, Bathrom door.
Maybe it's an optical illusion, but the front surface of the box looks slightly concave to me. As @box wrote, we would need to see the model to say more surely.
Hi,
They only thing a student needs is a free sketchucation account and Sketchucation Tools v4.2.3
Download Sketchucation Tools here...
https://sketchucation.com/resources/plugin-store-download
...and install it into SketchUp. Login to their free account and install and extensions they want through our tool.
It also handles licensing so it is needed to help you manage your seats etc.
Then they can trial Fredo's tools for 30 days or purchase as needed. If any run into trouble they can email support[at]sketcucation.com
@box said:
Select the arc tool, type the number you want and hit enter. This will stay as the default until you change it or start a new instance of sketchup.
So easy, thanks
@mike amos said:
Perhaps give the trial a go first
Make sure you install it correctly. On Windows that involves right clicking on the downloaded installer and choosing Run as administrator.
@tuna1957 said:
Here’s a very “quick and dirty” approximation of what you posted. Modeled using SubD, VertexTools and QuadFace tools.
Just how,much detail you want is up to how much time your willing to spend
Thanks,
I'm trying to do it with SubD and others you mentioned.
It's difficult to adjust the volumes but I made progress.
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What version of SketchUp are you using? Your profile says you are using 2020 Free/Make but that's impossible as there is no such version.
What graphics card?
How large is the SketchUp model file?
LibFredo6 is mainly support files for many of Fredo6's extensions. The only thing you should see from LibFredo6 would be in the Window menu as LibFredo6 Settings... You'll probably need to quit and restart SketchUp to get it to show up.
By itself LibFredo6 isn't really very useful.
@leggie said:
I’m clicking on the circle but only one segment is highlighted, how do you get the whole circle?
It's not a circle if you only get one segment. The circle has evidently been exploded.
Are you talking of bisection (Симетрала)?
Unfortunately (I even requested in vain long time ago) there's no such tool.
the closest one (and indispensable) is:
http://www.smustard.com/script/Midpoint