I see, I'll give it a whirl. Thanks again for your help! ^^

thank's 👍

Simple yet effective, thanks Alan.

Tiffany Style ☀

oh my god i didn't know how easy it was for you :$ but still hard for me what plugin should i use :$ and the steps in details please

@robert111 said:

Curviloft Look in that first post for instructions...

this is the best way to go about it... (and if i may add the easiest) all you need to do is make the lines (or curves) along which you want the surface and then simply use this wonderful plugin to create the surface for you.

nice tutorial thanks 😄

Hi,
There are some tutorials on Dave´s blog: http://www.finewoodworking.com/item/31103/sketchup-8-pro-a-look-at-some-of-the-solid-tools
And on YouTube too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAS1EVOvDMo
Hope it helps ( I´m not an expert, you know 😄 )

Huh....I use an emulated graphics card and don't have that problem.

Cheers,

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Oh $&*T!!!! 😳 😆

What doesn't work is the preview in the SCF browser. C'mon Csaba, sort it out! 😉 😆

i think we checked that but We will double check. Thanks for the response.

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thats great!... 👍

@unknownuser said:

I think Bagatelo's point is to identify which keys aren't not yet assigned as shortcuts?

Yes, there are some errors in that table. I'm working on a new version. Wait a few days.

This is a great tutorial! Thank you for posting it! ☀

thanks michaliszissiou! ill try that..

@unknownuser said:

Well, I find this interesting. I work at the house, on the road, at 4 other offices. I have started using a small 320 gig HD. However, I have this fear that I will leave it behind, or have it stolen.

So thanks, for the info. I will be giving it a try. What I didn't know the drop box folder would show up in my directory listing.

Thank You

Ken

Yes - just looks like part of your documents directory when you install the application. I'm nearly as big a fan of DropBox as I am SketchUp 😄

Love it..

Thanks you two, very helpful!
Cheers,
Jeff

The Scale tool can also be used to mirror geometry by pulling the middle grip in the centre of the object towards and then beyond the point about which you are scaling. This operation allows you to pull geometry inside out. You can achieve the mirror by typing in a -1 value in the status bar dimension box on the bottom right of the window, after beginning to pull the grips to scale the object.
Here is a link to a YouTube tutorial.
Cheers

OK, thanks. And I respect the confidential part of course!
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