The "Duh!" thread (aka the Doh! thread)
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So... are we starting chapter 2? Will it be a trilogy?
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@jql said:
So... are we starting chapter 2? Will it be a trilogy?
It's been a love/hate project I've tackled on and off when I had time.
So to finally draw a line under it is great.
Now to see what happens next....
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Are you bringing these to the Basecamp?
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Nobody, I'm just wondering
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I'm not bringing them. But they could be there.
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You're not coming?
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I like to place section planes at specific locations. So, when I learned that if I hold down CTRL before clicking to locate section plane, it will stick to the face it is near. Then I move the plane using the move tool relative to that face. Duh or D'oh, I don't know, but I like it.
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Hey, everyone! I just downloaded the book. Thank you for the good memories!
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Great book....love it....!!
Well done.
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I found a small miss type on The D'oh! Book P61(ver.1.0) P63(ver.1.1)
[20mm, 10mm, 30mm] absolute move -> <20mm, 10mm, 30mm> relative move
By the way I could find Doh about Array Command, we can change operation 'x' to '/'
with using 'x1' , or we can change '/' to 'x' with using '/1'.copy(move + 'alt') some object and type VCB
<1000,,>
x4
10000
x1
/4
20000
/1
<1000, 1000, 1000>
x10
.... we can continue 'x', '/', distance value, relative vertics, absolute vertics.
'x1' or '/1' is important.Thank you for GREAT BOOK!!
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Doh of the day! Surely trivial but never remarked!
Saving a file with objects who are not Components and Groups
New File
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@pilou said:
Doh of the day! Surely trivial but never remarked!
Saving a file with objects who are not Components and Groups
New File
Import this file : it's converted in a Component!And if you create a component and save it using File>Save as... and then import it, it'll be double wrapped.
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And Making a Component creates a new context menu on the Right Click Menu!
"Save As" (+ "Reload" + "Detach")
So more speed than the menu "File Save as" !
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I've just spent one hour asking myself why I could not copy-paste from an old SKP file to a new SKP file with a newly imported AutoCAD drawing. I run SketchUp's checkup, GPU-Z, Repaired SketchUp, reinstalled SketchUp... Nothing. Until I remembered these guys send me the AutoCAD drawings in milimeters instead of meters, but I imported it as meters... So the new drawing was gigantic and anything I copy-pasted from the old file was just too tiny to be seen.
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Why not use the "Zoom Extended" in a new file ?
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Today Penny has Dropped:
XnView is way better BP2 library explorer then a built-in one.
As well I use XnView as Component explorer for years now. Excellent with 2nd disply + drag'n'drop. -
New to this program, looking for a good extension for cabinet building and or wood working draw up.
Thanks
Odin's Favorite Eight Legged Horse'
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