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    • SiPieFaceS Offline
      SiPieFace
      last edited by

      I’m looking to find a way to achieve this look on my models in SU. I’ve looked everywhere for a style or plugin that achieves something like this but haven’t found anything close. Does anyone know how this is achieved? Or is it simply that a snapshot image of the model is taken into Photoshop and adjusted there?


      http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e34/TwinNut/snip_20180227084921_zpsuhviqmku.png

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      • BoxB Offline
        Box
        last edited by

        It just looks like a SU model with SU colours with a Gray background.
        What part are you having difficulties with?

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        • pbacotP Offline
          pbacot
          last edited by

          I agree. It doesn't seem to specifically need a plugin for the "look". For the background and line work settings, you need to adjust and save a style in the "Styles" window.

          MacOSX MojaveSketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v3 PowerCADD

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          • boofredlayB Offline
            boofredlay
            last edited by

            First, that is just a SketchUp image export. The style, as was mentioned, is a basic grey background. See here:
            01.JPG
            A couple of things to take note while exporting images. If you export with screen resolution (view size) your lines will be jaggy and gross. Like this:
            02.jpg
            03.jpg
            However, if you export at a higher resolution then reduce the size in Photoshop (or another image editor) you will get a cleaner image:
            04.jpg
            05.jpg

            http://www.coroflot.com/boofredlay

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