yeah the measuring tool worked just fine, I had to lengthen the posts and raise the roof up, re do the knee braces, but now I have something to show the customer,
and something to work up a price with
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@joe wood said:
wow Majid you have a graphic's, or artist person's eye, I don't see any of that!
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Thanks for clarification... And yes I do paintings and recently am sharing some simple tutorials of mine: https://www.deviantart.com/yeganegi and on youtube also: https://www.deviantart.com/users/outgoing?https://youtu.be/Qd7VTDsX_N0
Some other pictures from that project. I didn't use much SketchUp and I never took many pictures, but at least it all got built.
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They have the same type boxes in the Aussie parliament, a gift from king George V
https://www.smh.com.au/opinion/housewarming-present-thats-now-part-of-the-westminsterial-furniture-20170505-gvz3yc.html
I am fascinated by English history
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Thanks Peeps! I love building these and we have a lot of fun in the process!
you can see us building a similar one using the same clear vertical grain western red cedar we use
https://photos.google.com/u/0/share/AF1QipPlCFrFQlDbfDfPx6F64V9SxlEN5HaRTqYaIAvWABEyzYmJppqB-v9CcRdHCG2b-w?key=S3JJNU5TZjV1SDlNTjlVbEhncV9mc2s0c0dhRDBB
OK I was able to export eps files which my client can use.
I can export this 1st image as a dxf, but the 2nd causes the splat. Would anyone have any ideas why this happens? Please excuse my questions!
EDIT- I thought it might be all the text in the 2nd image so I hid it, but still got the dreaded splat!
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Are these things actually 'hidden', or do they have some 'off' [aka 'hidden'] layer[s] assigned to them ?
To see if they are hidden use View > Hidden Geometry > ON...
Otherwise, check the layer settings...
Check which layers the vanishing objects might have assigned...
Obviously, SketchUp should not be deciding to make somethings 'hidden' [in either sense] in an unexpected way...
I'm sure we can find the culprit...
Definitely use "curves" adjustment. Brightness/ contrast is an older mode and gives you much less control. I would highly recommend Lightroom. It's non-destructive and has a really great set of controls for color adjustments. When you scan - set the bit depth as high as the scanner will let you - that will give your image editing program more information to work with.