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    • plot-parisP Offline
      plot-paris
      last edited by

      hi Jean Lemire,

      nice trick with the scenes. i didnt use them for drawing purposes yet.

      I know this is not what you wanted to show us here. but I figured out a nice way to draw the form (chair leg?) you created in your tutorial in another way...

      here is the tutorial.

      chair_leg.skp

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      • Mike LuceyM Offline
        Mike Lucey
        last edited by

        Thanks Jean and Jakob for the tuts.

        I'm not sure yet, but Jakob, does your method
        work with Mac?

        Mike

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        • plot-parisP Offline
          plot-paris
          last edited by

          sorry Mike. I have no idea.
          the only time I used a mac i was desperately trying to open the cd-drive until someone showed me, that you have your own key on the keyboard for it πŸ˜†

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          • Jean LemireJ Offline
            Jean Lemire
            last edited by

            Hi Mike, hi folks.

            Yes, any SU file will work on both Mac and PC.

            Just ideas.

            Jean (Johnny) Lemire from Repentigny, Quebec, Canada.

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              caddict
              last edited by

              @unknownuser said:

              I know this is not what you wanted to show us here. but I figured out a nice way to draw the form (chair leg?) you created in your tutorial in another way...

              It's cool that SU automatically models the shape perfectly using the move tool 😎
              I tried the same using sandbox>from contours, but the result is messy

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              • R Offline
                Razor681
                last edited by

                Thanks Jean, this tips is very useful for me πŸ‘

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                • JasonWDJ Offline
                  JasonWD
                  last edited by

                  I'd never thought of actually drawing whilst changing scene ether. Thanks!

                  SketchUp, Thea Render, Vectorworks PC and Mac - Full LayOut workflow Concept>Production

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                  • david_hD Offline
                    david_h
                    last edited by

                    I use scene switching all the time. Great tip. Works for me. Don't forget the AUTOFOLD feature as well. Great tool for making tapered Legs.

                    If I make it look easy...It is probably easy

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                    • R Offline
                      rdalmeij
                      last edited by

                      @plot-paris said:

                      sorry Mike. I have no idea.
                      the only time I used a mac i was desperately trying to open the cd-drive until someone showed me, that you have your own key on the keyboard for it πŸ˜†

                      It works on the Mac too OSX 10.5.4 and SU 6 but instead of using the ALT key during the move I used the up-arrow-key. With the ALT key you make a copy of the circle using the move tool on the MAC and then it dosn't work.

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                      • irwanwrI Offline
                        irwanwr
                        last edited by

                        thank you for the skp tut πŸ˜„

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