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Degnaw
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in sketchup help for the array tool, it says you can enter a divisor factor... but i can't find where. Can you help?
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Martinsizon
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HI wylie
I have a question(any help would be appreciated)is there a reason y i cant find my mcc city hall on google search. it was there in the past but recently searched for it and it did not show up on the search list
I have a question(any help would be appreciated)is there a reason y i cant find my mcc city hall on google search. it was there in the past but recently searched for it and it did not show up on the search list
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wyliepoon
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re: array tool
There isn't a button for an array tool (as you may or may not know). Array is part of the copy function, so when you want to make an array, you start by copying (select object, then select move tool, and then hit Ctrl).
Array can be done two ways after you place your copied object. When you have placed your object and want to array the object in the area between your copy and the original, you type /x with "x" being the number of copies you want to see between the two (say if you want to make an array of 5 objects between the copy and the original, you type /5).
On the other hand, if you want to array beyond the area beyond the copy and the original, type *x with "x" being the number of copies beyond the first copy (like *5)
re: Mississauga City Hall
Your model is still on the 3D Warehouse, Martinsizon. The link for it is here. It's very easy to find... just search for "mississauga" in 3D Warehouse.
There isn't a button for an array tool (as you may or may not know). Array is part of the copy function, so when you want to make an array, you start by copying (select object, then select move tool, and then hit Ctrl).
Array can be done two ways after you place your copied object. When you have placed your object and want to array the object in the area between your copy and the original, you type /x with "x" being the number of copies you want to see between the two (say if you want to make an array of 5 objects between the copy and the original, you type /5).
On the other hand, if you want to array beyond the area beyond the copy and the original, type *x with "x" being the number of copies beyond the first copy (like *5)
re: Mississauga City Hall
Your model is still on the 3D Warehouse, Martinsizon. The link for it is here. It's very easy to find... just search for "mississauga" in 3D Warehouse.
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Degnaw
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i've copied it, but i don't know where to type the /5 or the *5 into
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wyliepoon
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Just type it after you've copied it. What you typed will show up in the text box at the lower right of your screen.
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Degnaw
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Ok thanks, it works now.
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Martinsizon
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thks for the help but i figured it out a while ago
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wyliepoon
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That's great!
I wonder what your people have to say about the realism. I used a few photos, the site plan printed on the Doors Open brochure, and the aerial rendering from the web to do the buildings. Hardly enough to create even a 99% accurate model!
I wonder what your people have to say about the realism. I used a few photos, the site plan printed on the Doors Open brochure, and the aerial rendering from the web to do the buildings. Hardly enough to create even a 99% accurate model!
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wyliepoon
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wyliepoon
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Cool! Finally my models get some publicity. Thanks, elook!
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