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    • RE: How to animate a sliding door

      Rock N ROll Ain't Noise Polution...

      I've seen this before, thanks for bringing it over... this is just what we're looking for...

      posted in SketchUp Tutorials
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: [Tutorial > Modeling] Saving time by reusing completed works

      I used to work for a professional or commercial millwork company, and we did the same thing, we had certain details that we would reuse over and over...

      can't wait to see what you've come up with....

      Edson, Nickw just started this a few days ago, so maybe we can get him to upload some of these gems.

      posted in SketchUp Tutorials
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • [Tutorial > Modeling] Saving time by reusing completed works

      when building models, there are certain tasks that are repeated and repeated, especially in building models of houses. we make components of some of these things to save time, things like windows and doors, furniture and cabinets. but often there are other things that we use repeatedly that could also be components. such as rafter-tails, gabled ends, and even ridge saddle... at each pitch a different roof becomes a valuable time saver if reused. so here is a little tip on how to build some alternative component libraries. you can use this method on lots of different areas of buildings.

      1. make a small box in your model... say 5'x5'x5'...
      2. now make it a group.
      3. now move it to each corner of your roof, and envelope the entire corner of the roof, the rafter tail, the soffit, the facia...
      4. next, use the cut command to cut the box out of the model.
      5. next open your "roof" group or component.
      6. now, use the Edit>Paste in Place command. this will put the box back in the model exactly where you cut it from.
      7. now, select all of the corner of the roof, the box the roofing the soffit all of it.
      8. next, right click and select intersect all selected.
      9. now select all the corner again, and right click, select create component.
      10. next, right click again on the new component, select saveas... navigate to your component library inside of the Sketchup folder. then navigate to the Roof area in Construction. and save this corner roof as "Gable_End_Pitch_8_12_w_Wrap" or whatever you want...

      now you'll have this little corner in your roof component library, and if you do this on each corner, every time you make a roof, soon you'll have a little library of awesome roof corners, which can be then inserted and entire roofs extended from them.

      here is an example from NickW,with some sweet little roof details.


      gable-templates.gif

      posted in SketchUp Tutorials sketchup
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: [Tutorial] Import custom images as permanent new materials

      Excellent... thanks soo much for the contribution.

      posted in SketchUp Tutorials
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: [Tutorial] Selfmade Faded Style, White Background

      I think this is a Scene Tut.

      posted in SketchUp Tutorials
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: [Tutorial] Selfmade Faded Style, White Background

      thank you... very nice.

      posted in SketchUp Tutorials
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: [Tutorial > Modeling] Wanted: tuts on curvy thingies

      remember how we discussed using the sandbox? this is a perfect example of a time to use that to make your corners or sides...

      posted in SketchUp Tutorials
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: [Tutorial > Modeling] Wanted: tuts on curvy thingies

      edson,

      imagine you are a sculptor... start with a block and chamfer and follow along a path, and intersect with model... until you have achieved the shape you want...

      hope this helps until a tut is added...

      posted in SketchUp Tutorials
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: Poor Tree Placement

      Susan looks like she's pondering something interesting in her new pic...

      posted in SketchUp Tutorials
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: [Tutorial > Modeling] Baseball Seam Curve

      very impressive sir... not much in sketchup I can't or won't do... that is one of them...

      posted in SketchUp Tutorials
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: Poor Tree Placement

      awesome... can I put this in the Tut forum?

      posted in SketchUp Tutorials
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: [Tutorial > Modeling] My SU basics

      nice lil Tut there... would you mind if I posted some of the text here in the forum, so that people using our search function might find it later on down the road?

      posted in SketchUp Tutorials
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: Exporting to ACAD...lost lines

      the only fix I have found is exporting in AutoCAD R14 mode

      posted in Newbie Forum
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: [Tutorial > Modeling] dome with pendents and latern

      that is soooo sweet Gai... love it...

      posted in SketchUp Tutorials
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: Send a message to Google: Hire CraigD now!

      Craig has requested no more E-mails to Google Corporate... so I'm going to lock this thread so that everyone comes to this end.

      I'm sure I speak for the whole forum in saying that we're behind you 100%. and we'll be anxiously awaiting word on a decision. good luck.

      and again...

      PLEASE NO MORE E-MAILS TO GSU CORPORATE

      Krisidious

      posted in SketchUp Discussions
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: Send a message to Google: Hire CraigD now!

      done...

      "I'm with you boys"

      as said in

      "Oh brother where art thou"

      Krisidious

      posted in SketchUp Discussions
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: Sketchy Materials

      Styles are few and far between... hopefully someone will post some new ones soon

      posted in SketchUp Components
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: Stonecad skm and seamless

      hey thanks a lot... that's great.

      posted in SketchUp Components
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: Paint colors

      well I was thinking there was more that they don't even let you see... until you buy...

      but that's a very sneaky (and good) idea... thx

      posted in SketchUp Components
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
    • RE: Paint colors

      yeah you can get some for free... but I meant this...

      CBN Selector™ is distributed as a single seat expiring license. If the software is running in Trial Mode, you may want to consider purchasing a license. The following is a breakdown of features not available in Trial Mode.

      Feature Trial Mode Licensed Mode
      Open New Image Yes Yes
      Save CBN Image No Yes
      Export Colored Image No Yes
      Print Colored Image No Yes
      New From Clipboard No Yes
      Import Base Image No Yes
      Generate Color Report No Yes
      Download New Fandecks No Yes
      Download New Harmonies No Yes
      Trial Image Tagging Yes No
      All Tools Enabled Yes Yes
      All Palettes Enabled Yes Yes
      Visualization Enabled Yes Yes

      but I'm all about using only what you need if they have it for free...

      again thanks for the link

      posted in SketchUp Components
      KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
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