Window Proportions Question

bubbalove

Remus, so would it size the workspace to 640x480 or the whole window?

remus

It resizes the whole sketchup window.

Dave R

Mange takk Remus. That could work.

dylan

Dave let us know if it works please.
I may be interested in this.

Dave R

I just downloaded and installed it. It works as advertised. I haven't tried capturing video yet but I don't see why there's be a problem at this point. It lets you create your own window size. I ended up setting mine to 1500x1125 which is the same proportions as 640x480 but my toolbars still fit across the top.

Thanks Remus. This looks great.

remus

i think it was coen who found it, so he's the man to thank.

mirjman

dave - don't forget to take into consideration the width of the 'scene' tabs at the top when you start setting up your animation

Dave R

Thanks for that reminder. When I set up to do a video capture for a tutorial, I include the entire SketchUp window including the toolbars so those scene tabs get included if I use Scenes.

Dave R

film and stage plugin won't affect the entire SketchUp window though. It only masks the drawing space.

JClements

Previs Film & Stage plugin will do it ... sort of.

You can set your own aspect ratio and name it (you can edit the camera.txt file), then grab the window frame and resize to eliminate the gray bars.

JClements

By resizing the window to the graybars you'll have image size you want. Just have to be careful in being accurate to get the gray bars to disappear.

I am interpretting the "SU window" as the white drawing area.

Dave R

Hi John, my original question was about the entire SketchUp window which includes the toolbars, menu headings and so on. You are correct however. If I wanted to show only the drawing window the Film and Stage plugin would be useful for setting the its size.

Chris Fullmer

You could also make a 640x480 black image and set it as your desktop background, not stretching, no tiling. then size the window to cover it up....... might work?

Chris

Dave R

Yes, that could work Chris. That sizer application works perfectly for what I need.

putnik

remus, great little program, thank you.

Matt666

+1 for this cool program!