@danielturnerkaemark said:
but it keeps giving this error
Did you do what was directed in the error message?
@danielturnerkaemark said:
but it keeps giving this error
Did you do what was directed in the error message?
@camilamichalouski said:
The plugin doesn´t work to SU 22. It´s possible to update?
Flowify dpes work in SketchUp 2022. Looks like your model isn't set up correctly. Share the file so we can see what you've got going on.
Combining parts I've modeled based on a variety of sources from the late 1800s to very early 1900s. Still need the belt shifter if I can find the details.
AO in Kerkythea under a faces only and a sketchy edges hidden line export.
These things seem to find me. I come across various sources for dimensioned drawings of various machines and use them to make these models. I find them a good alternative to the woodworking models I tend to do for clients.
Thank you all.
For those who aren't familiar with reading micrometers, the lead screw which drives the moving anvil has 20 threads per inch. So one full turn of the screw moves the anvil 0.05 in. That moves the pointer on the small dial one division and of course the pointer on the large dial, a full revolution. The major divisions on the large dial indicate 0.001 in. I don't know how precisely the original lead screw's threads were made but a device like this can be quite precise in its measurements.
@HornOxx thank you! Two ceparate lines-only exports from SketchUp combined with the render from Vray.
@Rich-O-Brien
Not a whole lot of difference with AO on this one.