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    njsanna
    last edited by 10 Jan 2022, 20:40

    Working on an enclosure screen as part of a larger project and these panels attach to a steel structure. I'm trying to reduce my file size a bit.

    4 Components in total. Created using Compo Spray extension and then extruded to thickness.

    hole panels s-shot.png

    I've been learning a lot about file size control with Sketchup lately and curious if these panels could be done differently or reduced in file size anymore than they are now? This is assembly is one of the larger file size entities in the assembly. These panels alone were 4 mb and I've reduced them to 2 mb already.

    Thanks.


    Hole Panels.skp

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      Box
      last edited by 10 Jan 2022, 22:40

      Two of these are a texture made by exporting a 2d image png with transparent background.
      Can you tell which is the real one? It's all a bit furry in the screengrab.
      Screenshot 2022-01-11 093640.jpg
      Up close you can see the difference, but it all depends what you want to do with the model and how much real detail you need.

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        njsanna
        last edited by 12 Jan 2022, 19:14

        @box said:

        Two of these are a texture made by exporting a 2d image png with transparent background.
        Can you tell which is the real one? It's all a bit furry in the screengrab.
        [attachment=0:j019fl3y]<!-- ia0 -->Screenshot 2022-01-11 093640.jpg<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:j019fl3y]
        Up close you can see the difference, but it all depends what you want to do with the model and how much real detail you need.

        Thanks Box. I think I see what you're getting at. Expectation is to build a quality visual model for client and then going into layout and creating fabrication prints of the panel(s) for the laser shop.

        Nic

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