Try my suggestions of softening and hiding the edges. You could also consider radiused edges instead of the hard square edges you have.

There's lots of help in the Instructor panel when the tool is active. [image: 1755080805807-5c56bce5-bf7a-49d5-a1bf-6070c1b13ec2-image.png]

Right Click your Toolbar Area an enable Measurements If you right click the Status bar area you can disable whatever you need to

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Very good.

@bartLEYE As you hover a handle with FredoScale active you can press TAB to open the Dimensions Panel [image: 1733923278921-f1185743-841f-4495-a7f1-9a31167b78d6-image.png]

@Rich-O-Brien great tips, thank you!!

@nickchun thanks mate, I appreciate the feedback...

It is possible if you convert to a format vanilla SketchUp can import.

The entire image is still rectangular, or square in this case. As I wrote in my post, I made the pixels of the background transparent.

@gregors said: ISO Standard pitch for M8 coarse is 1,25mm. Fine pitch is 0,75 mm. M6 has a 1,0 mm pitch. Thanks. I know that already. I chose the 1.0mm pitch for my tutorial and based it on the numbers in this table. [image: B5qQ_Screenshot-1_11_20246_44_59AM.png]

@rich o brien said: @rv1974 said: the video is made with v1, now its v2 Yes, you are right. RV 1 - 0 Rich Nobody fucks with the Jesus

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Can anyone clarify whether there's a legitimate way to re-enable skp file preview, and if so, how can users ensure they're not engaging in any illegal activity when attempting to do so? Additionally, has the author been contacted regarding version 2.17 and its relationship to the current version 2.2.4?

That is the very basics of it. Depending on the model you might want to render them as Vector or Hybrid to get vector linework. If you have plan or elevation views you might want to set some specific scale. Maybe you need to add dimensions or other text or tables. There are a lof of options.

@dennis_n said: Thank you everyone for stopping here to read about my little graphic trick. My name is Dennis Nikolaev, I am a licensed architect, AIA member and a big fan of SketchUP. Here is a quick and effective method of creating an artistic image from your SketchUP model. It was posted way back in 2005 on the original SU forum. The thread became so popular, it was active for over a year and a half and still could be found here http://groups.google.com/group/pro-gallery/browse_frm/thread/ac10461fa662ede0/2181e36017e1604fq=dennis+method+review&lnk=ol& . Here are a few examples: cuisidelice promotion-voyage Thank's for this share

Found: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RLOefRosvw