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    agrazdi
    last edited by 28 Dec 2010, 00:24

    Where can i find the Match color comand in a Mac ?


    Match Color.jpg

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      pbacot
      last edited by 28 Dec 2010, 08:50

      Hi Agrazdi,

      I don't know but choose the paint bucket tool and hold down the command (apple) key to get the eyedropper. This picks up textures and colors. You can use the magnifying glass to pick up colors on the screen, but I don't trust this for a match of solid colors. Don't understand that part.

      Peter

      MacOSX MojaveSketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v3 PowerCADD

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        Edson
        last edited by 28 Dec 2010, 11:05

        Error 404 (Not Found)!!1

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          jeff hammond
          last edited by 28 Dec 2010, 16:44

          @pbacot said:

          Hi Agrazdi,

          I don't know but choose the paint bucket tool and hold down the command (apple) key to get the eyedropper. This picks up textures and colors. You can use the magnifying glass to pick up colors on the screen, but I don't trust this for a match of solid colors. Don't understand that part.

          hey peter.. the magnifying glass is part of OS X and it's available systemwide and in all of the color picker palettes.. it's used to sample the color of a pixel anywhere on the monitor exactly as it appears..

          notice in the screenshot, the one green material has three different tones due to sketchup's shading.. the mag.glass doesn't consider the shading and will give the color as is.. using the magnifying glass on the cube will give me 3 different colors.

          if i use the su eyedropper (brush tool + cmmd) then it will sample the material as it appears Prior To having shading applied..

          color.jpg

          dotdotdot

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