Sketch Styles

marleus

Nice stuff, thanks for sharing

goutham

thank you very much , nice work....

kevsterman

Thanks a lot Scott. These are great!!

alshamsi

many many thanks spdesign

linea

Thanks for this, these are great.

ableh

wow, the's make me want to xplore more.
Thanks

troyhome

can't wait to look these over!

narit

thanks

dlomas

yhank you

dlomas

thank you

gerbaux

:+1:

thanks a lot!!! i've been looking for this because the default styles are not quite good....

apatmore1mac.com

Cheers, these will come in handy

huangxinsong.001

How to download it
and How to upload
i had many style ,please help me!

Gaieus

Hi Andy,

Downloading is easy if you are logged in. After that, unzip the files to where you keep ypour styles.

You can upload via the "attachment" tab under the text area you are posting your messages.

cyan.archnet

these styles are simply AWESOME!, thanks!!

lucifer1101

ok i just downloaded them and now im looking into the style builder..

Thanks heaps for these...

JGA

Thanks very much for the styles.
Can anyone advise the best way of exporting to image files? I've not had much luck exporting other pencil styles at a high res - and screen grabs just don't print well at a decent size.
Any advise would be appreciated.

Dave R

JGA, the sketchy lines will get thnner as you export at higher resolution. Just the nature of the beast I'm afraid. To get image exports that look close to what you see on the screen, export at screen resolution. There's a box you can check for that in the Options dialog.

The raster images of the sketchy lines are fixed in width. A 32 pixel wide line is certainly going to appear thinner in a 3000 pixel wide export as compared to a 1500 pixel wide export.

JGA

Dave,
Thanks for the reply.
Perhaps larger line scans be substituted for printing, so you have one style for working on screen, then another which looks very fat on the monitor, but can print out at a decent resolution?

Dave R

You might be able to do that. You could set the Style Builder template for fatter lines and that might give you what you need.

I've been working on a line style for a client who wants high res images. The style looks pretty awful at screen resolution but is fine with the higher res exports. There's no need for screen res exports with this style and I'd be the only one looking at the model in SketchUp so I work in a normal, non-sketchy style and apply the line style just before export.