Ah yes, of course. A friend of mine has a 14 month old baby who know one thing of computers; where to switch them off. And she can even stand up and walk already.

Also, play around with the font size at the top right. [image: 9Gq3_Fontsize.jpg]

progress report Scotty! [image: AwKy_Capture.JPG] [image: file.php?id=36268&t=1] this was taken on my iphone (3pics) and put together with the pano.app

I think it indicates when an ad is going to pop up.

TIG, thanks for considering it and best luck with all your other projects.

Amen.

Another variant [if the rectangle's face material is not critical] is Jeff's last one using offset to make the inner rectangle then draw a rectangle from the outer rectangle's corner to the inner rectangle's nearest corner. Repeat that another three times... OR double click it to select its face and 4 edges, copy what's selected to the clipboard (ctrl+C) and paste it [one corner will automatically become the handle], now simply paste (ctrl+V) three copies into place - one copy will have a vertex you can snap to, the others need you to hover over a vertex and use shift/inference to snap as needed. [both ways ~12 clicks as before] Another variant is to draw one corner square, copy/paste it into the other corners as above, then draw another rectangle between these four square's inner free vertices... [~11 clicks !] There are many ways to do this - shortcuts make things MUCH faster...

well all i really figured out is that faces, groups, and components all can be textured, but i would still like to be able to have a projected texture in a group or component!

@xrok1 said: even a script where you could select one or more edges(with same general orietation of course) and then hit R,G,or B on your keyboard to align them in that axis would be very cool. I agree, this would be quite handy - especially working with imported models.

any takers?

it was confirmed, and the guys at DD told me how to uninstall. its seems its installed in plugins/ldd so plugins/ldd/unist/unistall.exe does the trick.

I'm a very naive young boy...

Very cool! I'm glad you figured it out...

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@dave r said: ...You can make some adjustments in the Entity Info box but if you want to assign other attributes such as cutting openings or Face Me, you'll need to explode the group and then Make it a component... Or in the component browser > Right click on a component "In model" > Go to Properties. This willopen the component dialog missing when turning a group into a component.

I used to have a little freeware ap that would put a watermark image on a batch of images all at once. I used it before SU6 to put a watermark on images export from a model. I wonder if I could find it again.

@watkins said: Try this http://sketchuptips.blogspot.com/2008/02/plugin-construction-line-tool.html Regards, Bob thanks that works awsome. now if only it could be attached to ALT pencil. that would be great.

I've found that if I do the exports without orbiting or zooming in SketchUp or in Kerkythea and leave the resolution the same, it's pretty simple to get the alignment exactly correct. for thse images I did both at screen size.

BTW, is there any way to soften reflections? PS its too bad the lighting dosn't work like you'd expect, light controls overall brightness and dark controls contrast of shadows.

Here it is: Paint_back_faces v2.0.rb