@slbaumgartner said:

I just exported a 10310x6650 jpeg (I set 12800x6650, but SketchUp seemingly overrode the larger dimension during export - perhaps due to the size of the screen?). I tried even larger, but got a popup saying "The export failed or was cancelled". This makes me think there is an undocumented upper limit, but I don't know what it is.

Steve

Hi Steve,
Thanks for your answer. During exporting of multiple files I eventually also got the popup. So sometimes it works; sometimes it doesn't. I have no idea why that is. Perhaps not enough memory. The export dimensions are indeed related to the size of your screen.

I had the trial version of SketchUp Pro 8 running on my MacBook. Trial is over so I'm back to my Windows desktop. I managed to export 12800x6650 pixels on my Mac but the Windows version seems to be limited to 9999 pixels. Currently I'm thinking of switching my license to Mac. Could anybody confirm that on Mac it's possible to export beyond 9999 pixels?

Extra info: model contains only lines. Using LayOut for huge images didn't work.

Thanks!

@gaieus said:

Hi Arjen,

Good to see you "broke lurkerdom"!

hahahaha

I saw you style in an other topic but unfortunatly i couldn't download it there. I'm glad I found this topic! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing! Great styles!

hi, my name is arjen
i'm using sketchup for 1,5 years now. i actually joined SCF more than a year ago and spent most of the time here by reading helptopics, tips and some random discussion.

@regis said:

Hi Tobobo

It's due to the hidden geometry.

Look at this one, it's different with the hidden geometry, you can easilly deform it where you want.
Just create the group and choose your FFD setting.
[attachment=1:3nq28v7h]<!-- ia1 -->curtain.skp<!-- ia1 -->[/attachment:3nq28v7h]

cheers

Edit

After some FFD
[attachment=0:3nq28v7h]<!-- ia0 -->curtainFFDv6.skp<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:3nq28v7h]
cheers

FFD isn't working on my computer aswell, so i've read the whole topic to see for an answer. Unfortunately there are no answers yet.
I've downloaded the curtain.skp-file so I could try to FFD it with the sketchup version I am using. That worked fine! Other objects drawn in the curtain.skp-file transformed aswell by using the FFD plugin. However, copying the curtain into a new file: no result, no transformation.
I'll just try some other options and hopefully I or someone else will come up with an answer on why the FFD-plugin not always work...

EDIT:
In a new file I've created an 10x10 patch to transform. The transformation is succesful with an NxN FFD with default settings (4x4x4 false) and moving all 4 guidepoints.

Other tried and failed setting: 4x4x1 false, 4x4x2 false, 4x4x3 false, 4x4x5 false, 4x4x4 true, 5x5x4 false....

Seems like only the default setting work at my computer.