Using Sketchup for comic book illustration...
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I'm suire it makes sense in your head, but I'm sort of lost for precisely what you want. Do you want it just around the components bounding box? Or a full 3d grid of lines throughout the component? Or is it really a material painted onto the surface of the component only? - that requires UV coordinates which is a totally different problem!, os really just a screenshot of what you have or what you are thining of would really go a long way to help clear up the picture in my mind. Thanks!
Chris
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you could try slicer ruby. is this what you want?
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That is exactly what I am looking for, does that work in hidden line view or does it work as a texture?
This is an example of what I got using the texture method over a scale model of Manhattan
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Trying out slicer right now. Thanks!
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Yeah, slicer! I think that is a good fit for what you are looking for Kris. I hope it works well.
Chris
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would be nice if someone chris would modify the code for you so that it did x,y,z all at the same time and didn't make internal faces.
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I agree but it quickly does the trick, I am using both methods for various pages. I'll show an example or 2 when they're done.
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First work done with Slicer.
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very impressive! so you're drawing over top of the SU model as a guide? very clever.
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And accurate, and time saving!
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