Perfect thank you!

I've not used sketchup for a while... ArchiCAD is making too much hard work for the early design stage for me though..

Thank You

Nstocks,

There are 2 ways to print at a specific scale....

From SketchUp:
-Set your camera settings to parallel projection and find the view you want to print out.
-> With this setting ON, your print options menu will now have fields available to you to allow for printing at different scales of your choice.

From LayOut:

Chose your paper size. Embed your model into the paper space and set your embedded model to parallel projection and find the view you want to print out.
-> Under the SketchUp Model menu, chose your scale from the dropdown menu.

I hope this helps

CMD

And for more fun : Components Stringer by Chris Fullmer 😉
Advantage: your have 3 possibilities of the size of the Components along the lines: Uniform, Stretch or none!
And they follow the "orientation" of the curves - lines! 🤓

Random Painter always by Chris Fullmer 😉
You can of course take also a simple divided line with it! 😄 (Right Click on the line / Divide)

afull.jpg

Steven, you do realize this thread is more than 10 years old and the OP's last visit here was in 2014, right?

Well, "enamoured" is also a good word. I will use it then.
😉