Converting scetchup drawings to JPEG pictures?
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Hi out there in Scetchup land.
I am absolutely new to Scetchup, but it looks wery promising and userfriendly.
I have one question that is important to me, and will try to explain:
I am making some ( relatively ) short slideshows. My next show is about the history of an old stone house ( 13th century ) and only some traces of it is left, so the idea is to try to "recreate" it externaly and internaly with Scetchup . After this is done I want to take the "visitor" inside with me. To do so, I have to "transfer" the Scetchup dravings into ( preferably) JPEG images and import them into my slideshow. So the question is: Is it possible to "convert" the drawings into "ordinary" pictures like for example JPEG ?Best regards
jacktar -
It's simple, go to File/Export/2d Graphic, and choose JPEG Image
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It's dead easy to do this. Go to File>Export>2D... Also note there's an Options button. Click on it and you can choose the export size.
Victor is quicker on the draw. (Ha! Pun.
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There is most likely a tutorial or three on this very subject, either in YouTube, or some other source.
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Dave, I'm an export myself from way back.
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Thank to all of you for cind and good answers.
The Sketstcup it is what I am going to use for the future
Also ( Like you allready maybe know. Englis is not my mother language, so if I do any spelling mistakes you are free to smile.A good grin never hurt anybody.
Best wishes to all of you from
jacktar
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