Exporting Sketchup
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I have an 8.03 free version of Sketchup and was wondering if it is possible to export models as a high resolution file- for example a 300 dpi file that can be brought into Photoshop and then printed out.
rskover
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You can export JPG, or PNG or TIFF files. Go to File>Export>2d... When you get to the dialog box, set the file type. There'll be a button Labeled Options. Click on it and set the pixel width desired for you export.
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On the Mac (AFAIK) you can also set the dpi (dot per inch) but in essence it is not needed. If you want a 10" image at 300dpi (when printed), export at 3,000 pixels. On screen, dpi has no meaning at all - it is just a resolution conversion for printing. If you want to print it, you can set the dpi resolution in PS (or any other image editor).
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