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      Export a pdf and no shadows? what is wrong

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      Thanks Alan, I will give it a try
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      Roof layout

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      There are really some great tutorials here
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      Curved stair stringer help

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      It looks worked out to me. What approach did you use to make the rail?
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      Turning black lines to white

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      I usually make my parking lines 100mm wide by say 5500mm long and construct one of them using the rectangle tool.... I then fill the rectangle with White..... then I copy the White filled recatangle to create each of the carparking spaces and then soften (hide) the black lines. You are then left with a 100mm wide white line with no black line borders. Seems to work well but it can be tedious if you have a very large carpark. Cheers, Gareth
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      SketchUP Warehouse?

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      @unknownuser said: @unknownuser said: Now that I think of it, that might be a fun prank to play on someone. Almost as good as setting their monitor settings 180° off. I saw that for the first time last week. My kids shouted me upstairs because their computer screen had rotated 90 degrees and I had no idea how to get it back. Good old Google came to the rescue as usual! I did think though, im gonna have to do this to some people at work, it could be quite funny Isn't it some key combination that does it? I remember that sometime my coworkers had this happen accidentally, and that I had a heck of a time trying to set the damn thing right again. Anssi
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      Computer hardware

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      You have not mentioned your graphics card. Is it onboard graphics or do you have a dedicated GPU? 1gb of ram is fine - 2 is better but 1 will run SU without a problem. Your processor is not the most powerful and a better one could see some slight improvement. The thing to remember though, if you are working with 3d trees and plants, even the most powerful of computers will have problems eventually. You need to be smart in the way you do things. Use layers to control visibility of your trees. Moving to the Hardware Forum.
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