HA! I got it, with the help of a local math genius.

Check out the solution attached. Just open the Dynamic Components option and switch the hinging from left to right and use the interact tool on the door.

SIN was the answer!

(fist pump)

Door Hinging Solved.skp

Thank you... and welcome 😄
[well done editing your own post - you'd be amazed how many experienced members can't manage that 😉 ]

Thank you, stefanq

@tig said:

http://www.the3dstudio.com/product_details.aspx?id_product=251531 but $60
http://www.creativecrash.com/rhino3d/marketplace/3d-models/architecture/structures/c/caryatid but $60
http://www.exchange3d.com/3D%20Model%20of%20Caryatid/prod_15793.html was $60 now $55
http://www.greatbuildings.com/models/Erectheion_mod.html is a free 3D model of the Erectheion with its Caryatids but it's 3dmf format.

These are all 'original' caryatids as at the Acropolis... but any human [female] statue used as a column is a 'caryatid' too - if absolute accuracy isn't need find a 3d standing woman model and use that with modifications... There are several in the 3d-warehouse...
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=14e3023f03787b204a736b2733b8d89e&prevstart=0
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=c29d12f4b7ca01818b14db3b83de9ff&prevstart=0
etc etc...

Thank you so much for these. 😍

I use a action in photoshop, who quadruply the image.

before.jpg

after.jpg

quadruply.zip

@gareth said:

If you are a Twilight Render user, you can download some skp files of some of the Xfrog trees

still waiting for a mac version...

Guys,

The best place for this kind of discussion is the Podium forum, you would have got a definitive answer a long time ago.
As a rule, the team don't follow Podium discussions on other forums, I only found this because clay posted a link on our site.

This is the long-standing textured components issue that has been plaguing us for some time. We are working on it, but until we get a fix, the solution is to explode the components. Generally you can regroup/recomponentise them afterwards.

We do have a V2 trial version 😄

OK, thanks guys. I will rename it then (I think it is an American thing anyway - we already have hamburgers though - 😒 )

@dave r said:

Here's another one he says as they all roll their eyes. 😄

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v506/weekender410/LimbertTablePapyrus.jpg

think you

I'm not surprised there's been no response. You've given us almost no useful information that would help us in guiding you to a solution.

This a image

http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/8615/rollator.jpg

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Mr Solo, you posted "probably not accurate but anyway, I used a basic proxy (half model symmetry modeling), subdivided with 2 iriterations, then adjusted form using FFD, used JPP for thickness subdivided with another 2 iriterations and duplicated flipped and joined."

I would be grateful if you would explain the steps involved in creating this chair.

thanks, I will check it out.

Open the old SketchUp file in SketchUp.
Open the Styles browser.
Open the secondary pane. (little plus icon in upper right corner of Styles browser.)
Set one pane to In Model. (click on the house icon)
Set the the other pane to an existing library or make a new one.
Click on and drag the thumbnail for the style from In Model to the other pane.

That will save your style for future use.

Now, to share the style, navigate to the folder in which you saved the style and you should see it to attach it to a post here.

As to your second question, you can open a style in Style Builder and make modifications to it as desired.

FormFonts.com

These are great, thanks Gidon!

We have enjoyed this game many times on the "Redneck Riviera." Gets even more interesting after several beers. 💚

I can see your point. Engineers often haven't a lot of creativity and sensitivity when it comes to restorations.

@solo said:

Will these work?

Diffuse
[attachment=2:1cb16zio]<!-- ia2 -->panel diffuse.jpg<!-- ia2 -->[/attachment:1cb16zio]

Bump
[attachment=1:1cb16zio]<!-- ia1 -->panel bump.jpg<!-- ia1 -->[/attachment:1cb16zio]

Reflection
[attachment=0:1cb16zio]<!-- ia0 -->panel reflection map.jpg<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:1cb16zio]

@Solo:Thanks, Pete. The diffuse map is pretty nice. Won't necessarily work for hull texturing, but it would be a GORGEOUS building wall panel, and with permission, I think I will adopt it for that.
👍

@Rclub24: Yeah, that's actually the structural design path I follow for aerospace craft and such. Visual texture of the individual panels is where I've been having to rethink everything with an eye toward finding a balance between "Ooooh! That looks really kewl!!!" and "Realistic enough, but boring...."
Good reminder though!

Bolshoyeh Spasebaw, both of you!
Cathryn

Hey Pete, try on of these: http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/search?uq=0247568597570164351511122&scoring=m They are obviously high poly but are componentized in a way that doesn't slow the model down much. They render well as well:

cgworldpine.jpg