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    • L Offline
      ltooker
      last edited by

      I am working with molding profiles. The lines look jagged on screen and in print is there a way to streighten them out so they are clean?

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        remus
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        I dont suppose you could post a screenshot? would help in identifying exactly what the problem is.

        my first guess would be it's an anti-aliasing thing. If you go window->preferences->openGL and change the graphics setting to one with a higher anti-aliasing you might have some luck.

        http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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          ltooker
          last edited by

          See file attached.


          Molding Profile

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            remus
            last edited by

            Is this any better?

            I just smoothed the connections instead of hiding them (eraser+ctrl).


            M653.skp

            http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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              ltooker
              last edited by

              Still jagged. I would like to try anti-aliasing... When I go to window there is no option to go to preferences or openGL. Is there another way to modify the graphics settings?

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                Gaieus
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                On the Mac, Preferences is under the Sketchup menu. Antialiasing (and generally HW acceleration) also depends on your video card. If you have a decent card and a control panel for it, there, antialiasing should be set to "application controlled".

                Gai...

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                  watkins
                  last edited by

                  Go to Window>Styles>Edit>Edge and deselect Profiles. This should help a little.

                  Regards,
                  Bob

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