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    • RE: Video Quality?

      Yep.


      http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/1379/screenhunter01oct202129.jpg

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    • Video Quality?

      How can I make the video quality better when exporting from Sketchup?

      It just doesn't look that good.

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    • RE: Help

      A couple of questions, please see attached image. (I am sorry for the huge file size, re-sized down, you really lose what I am talking about)

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    • RE: Help

      That's it! Thanks!

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    • RE: Help

      Thanks for the help, but I still can't get it to snap following the curve of the beam.

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    • RE: Help

      @mhtaylor said:

      @windknot said:

      A couple of questions, please see attached image. (I am sorry for the huge file size, re-sized down, you really lose what I am talking about)

      I think you're going to have to create a new path for the pieces going on the top of the previous slats - the curve of that path will have to either incorporate the flat edge of the top of the slat or carefully touch the highest point of the slat with clear line of site to the next slat - or you could just cut a notch in the new curved pieces πŸ˜„

      Is there a script out that that will allow me to create a new path without having to use the line and arc tool?

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    • RE: Help

      Martin, thanks for all your help. I will give you credit with help on the design.

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    • RE: Help

      @mhtaylor said:

      @windknot said:

      @mhtaylor said:

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      The tutorial and plugins seem to work ok - here is your model with the slats 4" apart (enter 6" in spacing plugin to take account of the slat width too.

      Wow, looks great. My only complain is that one 2x2 is flush on one side and the other is a couple inches off of being flush. It there anyway to get around this without making a new path taking in account where I want them to start?

      If you let me know how many slats you want placed between one end and the other I can give you specific instructions and update your model for you.
      Regards - Martin

      Martin, I want the slats to be 3"x3" and I want them 16" on center but want them to end the same distance from the end on both sides. Thanks for all of the help!

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    • RE: Help

      @mhtaylor said:

      [attachment=0:36ygkkwt]<!-- ia0 -->pergola.jpg<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:36ygkkwt]
      The tutorial and plugins seem to work ok - here is your model with the slats 4" apart (enter 6" in spacing plugin to take account of the slat width too.

      Wow, looks great. My only complain is that one 2x2 is flush on one side and the other is a couple inches off of being flush. It there anyway to get around this without making a new path taking in account where I want them to start?

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    • RE: Help

      Thanks man, I have run both scripts, my calculations are off on the spacing. I need to go do some more figuring on the calculator.

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    • RE: Help

      I am about to give up trying to space these out evenly. I have had all kinds of trouble getting them correct.

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    • RE: Help

      @mhtaylor said:

      You don't have to use the tape measure - if you select all the lines that make up the curve and look in the "Entity Info" window it will display the total length - in the case of your model I read it as 14' 9 1/16"

      I understand that, but am still confused as how to place the 2x2's. Sorry about all this, first time dealing with technical curves.

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    • Help

      I am having a hard time getting a measurement for the spacing of my 2x2's on the top of the main beams.

      Is there a trick to getting the ruler to work on curves?

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