Strange why it deletes all geometry instead of want you want deleted? I presume it's not 'Grouped ' or a 'Component'

As for the mouse, sometimes supplied drivers can cause conflict, especially on Macs. Did it work fine with SU6?

@unknownuser said:

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You gotta love the description

Here's the link - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6682

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For research purposes i spent the day [in work] trialing this AddOn and it gets

Sorry Andrew about that but I was unable to locate v6 within google? I'd happily delete the link if you can provide a link

huh

Nice job

Can i ask which render engine you used? Also did you UV map the scarf?

If you start the copy array and type 360 in the VCB and followed by 22/ you'll get Todd's result

Maybe he was using an older version of SU because mine goes to 0.0 too???

In this topic...

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=17948

At the bottom of Fredo's first post is the plugin you need

You'll also need to install the LibFredo from this topic

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=17947#p144178

Again it's at the bottom of the first post

A chinese language pack was recently added for Chinese users to download so unless you're Chinese or can understand Chinese you don't need it

There is no worries in installing this on your PC if you follow the instructions

Same as the way you copy using the Move Tool

[flash=853,505:2xv312yj]http://www.youtube.com/v/CRjnlPRG6rU[/flash:2xv312yj]

Would Copy Array using Rotate Tool work for you?

Couldn't resist posting this as i was playing around with glass and plastic settings in Twilight

Know it not NPR but.....

1. Make the Extruded Polygon a 'Group'

2. Draw the Pipes from its faces

3. Draw the Base

4. Right click Extruded Polygon and choose Hide

5. Triple click Pipes and Base

6. Intersect with Selected

7. Delete 'Unwanted' Geometry and redraw missing faces

8. Triple click Base and right click 'Make Group'

9. From 'Edit' menu select 'Unhide > All'

10. Check out Aidan Chopras Videos, http://www.youtube.com/user/aidanchopra, it's very helpful and i'd recommend the book too.

Make sure you visit back here too because you'll find lots of great help here

From 'Window' > 'Model Info' you can change Format and Precision of your measurements to achieve the following results...

Does this make sense???

There are easier methods to do this but if you are new to SketchUp i think this may help?

[EDIT] Gaieus beat me to it

This is a simple method to achieve your 'Hole through Pie'

There are Plugins which make this mush easier. Tools on Surface and Joint Push Push would be worth installing to see the difference from Su's native tools

Thom,

That'd be an excellent feature and much appreciated

Rich

Looks like you could make very strange models

                or

very rude ones

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=23725

Try this

For those who suufer from slow connections or poor battery life...........

Just a quick fart around with Twilight and CS4

Rendered at Easy04 with one Omni Light and Background Image of Moon from Google Images

Added 'Deep Blue' Photo filter with CS4

Well done everyone else, fantastic submissions so far and a great thread too Pete