A Welcome Message to New SketchUcation Members
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We have a plugins forum with some sticky topics at the top (one is the plugins index itself also linked in that red menu bar above the forums)
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@gaieus said:
We have a plugins forum with some sticky topics at the top (one is the plugins index itself also linked in that red menu bar above the forums)
Thanks once again Gaieus! I checked some out briefly, and they seem pretty cool and intuitive. At this stage of my game though, it's hard for me to imagine what I'm gonna need some for, you know? SU already seem pretty complete and a little overwhelming at times for a newb. But I'm sure I'll be looking into them much more once I start developing specific needs for my projects.
Well, I'm gonna leave the comfort of this thread, finally lol, and start my adventure into the "nation". I just wanted to thank you again for the advice and warm welcome. I have 2 more newb questions though...lol.
When will I no longer need approval for my posts? And when will I be able to upload an avatar?
Thank again!
Sincerely, Drey -
@judgedrey said:
When will I no longer need approval for my posts? And when will I be able to upload an avatar?
Well, you did not need an approval for this last post already, did you?
(Also, try to upload that avatar now...) -
@gaieus said:
@judgedrey said:
When will I no longer need approval for my posts? And when will I be able to upload an avatar?
Well, you did not need an approval for this last post already, did you?
(Also, try to upload that avatar now...)
Hahaha, never mind! I should've checked first I suppose.
Thanks!
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Hello all
Been messing about with Sketchup for the last year or two for the most part making architectural models, although I am also interested in creating mechanical objects, vehicles, robots and other subject matter specifically relating to historical and science fiction gaming.
Never really checked out any tutorials, but feel that I have probably reached a plateau in my self-development, so thought it would be wise to finally seek out advice from those more experienced than I!
Gonna have a wander around this forum to see what I can find, but in the meantime if anyone has some good links for architectural model making using Sketchup, then I would be very interested to hear from you!
Cheers
Chilled Monkey Brains
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@chilledmonkeybrains said:
Hello all
Been messing about with Sketchup for the last year or two for the most part making architectural models, although I am also interested in creating mechanical objects, vehicles, robots and other subject matter specifically relating to historical and science fiction gaming.
Never really checked out any tutorials, but feel that I have probably reached a plateau in my self-development, so thought it would be wise to finally seek out advice from those more experienced than I!
Gonna have a wander around this forum to see what I can find, but in the meantime if anyone has some good links for architectural model making using Sketchup, then I would be very interested to hear from you!
Cheers
Chilled Monkey Brains
Best.Username.Ever.
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Hi. My name is Gawain Tomlinson from San Diego, California, USA. I have been using Sketchup for a long time. You can find many models that I have uploaded into the Sketchup library, especially home improvement and architectural by searching for my name.
I joined the forum because I am currently trying to get models NC machined. These models are very complex and I need to get SKP files into Parasolid X_T, Iges IGS, or Step STP format in that order of preference.
I got the model into DXF format with a Ruby script (with lots of artifacts, stray vectors). but that is not what the machine shop needs. Some simpler models that I converted came out perfectly.
Any help would be appreciated.
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COOL!!! Hello everyone... very excited to find this site!! Found you through an architecture website and decided to take a look...Will certainly be here often... Happy sketch!!
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Hi everyone, my name is Dave and I am a SU newbie. I started using it a couple of weeks ago and am still getting to grips with various points. While I like playing around with it for fun, my primary use is for modelling fibre optic chandeliers before actually manufacturing them.
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Hey all just dropped in to say hello
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Hi everyone!
Just dropping by to say hello. Newbie here
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Hello everyone,
1st of all i really love this forum and want to thanks everyone for sharing their knowledge about sketchup aswell all the great plugins developed and shared here.
I never introduced myself so i take the opportunity to do that aswell.
My name is Erwin van Strien from the Netherlands. I'm working with Sketchup on and off for the last 6 years mostly drawing architecture plans.
Also using layout, Thearender and photoshop for my projects. I consider myself still as a newby and always searching for knowledge.
I will soon post some of my work in the galery section because im looking for feedback on what kind of things i can improve myself.
But before that i wanted to introduce here.Greetings Erwin
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Welcome to you, Erwin:
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Hi all,
i'm new member. I'm learning how to create 3D model.
I've a problem when downloading the "Curviloft 1.2d - 13 Apr 12" plug in. Could you tell me why i cannot download it?
Thank you!
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@anhvu said:
Hi all,
i'm new member. I'm learning how to create 3D model.
I've a problem when downloading the "Curviloft 1.2d - 13 Apr 12" plug in. Could you tell me why i cannot download it?
Thank you!
Welcome anhvu.
What problems are you having?
Are they with the download or the installation or the activation etc ?
Did you get the supporting 'Lib' as instructed in the page's instructions?
It's probably best to post further messages about this in the tool's thread itself...
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Hello Folks,
My name is Simon I live in Hampshire, England. I have been using SU for a couple of years now.I run my own business which is Carpentry & Joinery.
I mainly use SU for presenting my proposals to my clients. Recently I have discovered Vray & have been working my way through various tutorials.Have spent quite a bit of time reading through a few threads already on the forum searching for answers
Cheers
Simon
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Welcome
There's a thriving Woodworking sub-forum - as you might have already discovered...
Dave_R [one of Global Moderators] is also an accomplished woodworker/sketchupper/trainer, and of course a font of many useful tips... -
@tig said:
@anhvu said:
Hi all,
i'm new member. I'm learning how to create 3D model.
I've a problem when downloading the "Curviloft 1.2d - 13 Apr 12" plug in. Could you tell me why i cannot download it?
Thank you!
Welcome anhvu.
What problems are you having?
Are they with the download or the installation or the activation etc ?
Did you get the supporting 'Lib' as instructed in the page's instructions?
It's probably best to post further messages about this in the tool's thread itself...
Someone - even Fredo himself - might then see you problem and help more comprehensively...Thank TIG,
My problem is i cannot download the plugin. The message "You are not authorised to download this attachment." is appeared when i try to download it ^^!
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When you are logged in, the download link should be active. Please, make sure that you enable browser cookies first of all. If you use Internet Explorer, also make sure that your privacy/security settings for Internet browsing are not set too high (as in such cases IE refuses cookies).
If you still have problems with downloading, please, clear (delete) your forums.sketchucation.com (or in fact any sketchucation related) cookies in your browser. Try to log in then.
Eventually try another browser. Some people even had issues from their offices (where some stupid, too strict company firewalls prevented them to correctly use the forums) so you may also test if you have the proper access from another network.Let me know if you still have problems.
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Oh,
I downloaded by clearing the cookies.Thank Gaieus very much!
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