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  • G Offline
    Greg
    last edited by 6 Mar 2008, 03:48

    Hello,

    I thought this would be easy, but I don't see how to make the lines in the objects thin. They are thin when I move the object, but as soon as the object stops the lines change to thick, like going from pen to magic marker.

    Is there a way to make and keep the lines thin?

    Thank you.

    Greg

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      Jim
      last edited by 6 Mar 2008, 04:23

      Greg,

      View: Edge style: Profiles unchecked?

      Hi

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        tomsdesk
        last edited by 6 Mar 2008, 04:24

        I'm gonna guess you have "profile edges" selected: go into the "display settings" menu in SU5 (the "styles" menu, "edges" tab, in SU6) to check...?

        http://www.tomsdesk.moonfruit.com/
        2.5D Trees & Shrubs!

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          Greg
          last edited by 6 Mar 2008, 17:27

          Thanks Jim and tomsdesk. Unchecking 'Display Edges' does not do it because I'm using lines to simulate empty bins in a virtual warehouse, but setting the line profile from 3 to 1 does the trick.

          I'm trying to derive the Ruby commands to do this programmatically.

          Greg

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            Jim
            last edited by 6 Mar 2008, 21:10

            @greg said:

            Thanks Jim and tomsdesk. Unchecking 'Display Edges' does not do it because I'm using lines to simulate empty bins in a virtual warehouse, but setting the line profile from 3 to 1 does the trick.

            I'm trying to derive the Ruby commands to do this programmatically.

            Greg

            Hi Greg,

            Please look again at the suggestions. Neither Tom nor I said to turn off Display edges. We said to turn off Profiles, and gave 2 ways to do it.

            As for the Ruby commands...

            
            Sketchup.active_model.rendering_options["DrawSilhouettes"]=false
            
            

            Hi

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