2D Export to PDF causes crash
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I'm trying to export a 2D veiw to a PDF file and I'm getting a bug splat sketchup crash. I've done this before with no problem but not since the latest undates have come out. System hasn't changed any that I know of. I've tried numerous reboots since its a PC/XP and still each time I try to export - splat. I can export JPG's and DWG's with no problem, its just the PDF export. And .... I did a search on the terms I could think of and didn't come up with anything.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks
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Are you using the built-in PDF export by SU or a PDF printer application?
I've never had any problems creating PDF's with a PDF printer application, I use PDF995 but there are quite a few available.
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I experience the same thing. SU export fails. But PDF printer work.
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Today, working on the problem, I tried to export a PDF from a really simle model in a new file and it exported just fine using Sketchup's export mode. So I copied and pasted the roof plan from orginal model into a new file and it exported just fine. So then I tried the same thing with a more complex layer of the model and it crashed. Crazy.
Then, as I was messing around with the pasted layer in the new file I realized that I was looking at it in wireframe veiw. So I turned on the shaded view and tried the export and it worked, no problem.
I then went back to the orginal model and checked and it was in wireframe veiw also. It might seem strange that it wasn't obvious that I was in wireframe, but this model is all 2D floor plans and I try to keep all the faces erased as I build it. Anyway, I turned on the shade view and tried to export a fairly complex layer and it worked just fine.
So JuJu and ThomThom thanks for your interest and replies. I guess the problem is fixed. You guys have a great day
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hmm... I was using shaded view when I tried the export...
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