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    • I Offline
      iratus
      last edited by

      I have a really easy question but i can not find the answer to it

      I have an old project with some 3d buildings inside. I would like to take some of this building export them (or copy) and use them to a new project.

      How this thing is possible ???

      Thank you in advance

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        d12dozr
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        Please see this recent thread for ideas: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=28331

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        http://goo.gl/f7ooYh

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        • Jean LemireJ Offline
          Jean Lemire
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          Hi folks.

          Method 1

          1 - Open the model from which you want to use parts.

          2 - Copy the parts that you want to transfer in the new model (select then CTRL-C).

          3 - Open new model.

          4 - Paste and then move to proper place or paste in place to paste at the same geometrical ccordinates they where in the original model.

          Method 2:

          1 - Open new model.

          2 - Import the SKP file of the old model to bring it inside the existing model. It will come in as a component.

          3 - Edit the component and remove unwanted parts.

          4 - If required, explode the component.

          Method 3:

          1 - Load old model.

          2 - Save a copy of the using File Menu --> "Save as ..."

          3 - Draw the new stuff in this model.

          Just ideas.

          Jean (Johnny) Lemire from Repentigny, Quebec, Canada.

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