That did the trick, thanks for the help!
Latest posts made by jedicharles
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RE: DC becomes distorted when Interacted with
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RE: DC becomes distorted when Interacted with
Thanks Jim, I will try that and tell you if it works.
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DC becomes distorted when Interacted with
I am new to Dynamic Components but I am encountering a problem with a dynamic gun turret component I made. When clicking on the barrels of the gun turret, they are supposed to just change their elevation angle but the groups inside are stretching upwards for no apparent reason. Help would be greatly appreciated. Below are some pictures and a link to the component in my dropbox. Thanks.
Dropbox: Medium Turbolaser Cannon.skp
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RE: SketchUp 2014 Wishlist
- Allow Welcome box to be hidden at start up.
- Unlock Solid Tools for SketchUp Make.
- Unlock Dynamic Components for SketchUp Make.
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RE: SU 9 Wishlist
How about built in file compression that can be used optionally to keep filesize down? And not just for Pro, but everyone.
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RE: Colors don't match when exported
That's the thing though. The color is correct when 2D exported or when using Print Screen. It's just an orange cast when viewing the model in realtime. It's really not too much of a problem it just a bit annoying. I was satisfied with the secondary color of my ship until I saw the color shift. I went ahead and approximated the actual color I wanted in Photoshop the replaced the value in SketchUp with that so now at least when exported it now looks right.
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RE: Colors don't match when exported
I'd just like the pure red hue to stay pure red. Obviously the faces should be shaded but the hue shouldn't change when displayed in the program versus how it prints or is exported.
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RE: Colors don't match when exported
It's weird because even when I get a screen grab using FRAPS that captures the OpenGL output the capture is still pure red and not the hint of orange I see in SketchUp. This would be easy to fix if SketchUp used color profiles like Photoshop.
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Colors don't match when exported
It doesn't matter if I export the output of SketchUp or use Print Screen, the resulting colors do not match what I see in SketchUp. I tweaked the color in Photoshop to approximate what I see in SketchUp for the first image and the second is what is exported from the program. You will see that the red is slightly orange in SketchUp but the color is actually a pure shade of red in the materials dialog. Has anyone experienced this and do you have any idea how to correct it?
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RE: Untitled Capital Ship WIP
Now it can fire straight up. The gunner will love that...