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Jeff '79
05-27-2012, 6:43pm
I forgot how to measure a line from a point, enter the measurement that I want in order to create another point.... What the hell do you press to complete that action..??:crazy:
Enter?
http://sketchup.google.com/training/videos.html
Jeff '79
05-27-2012, 6:50pm
Enter?
Google SketchUp (http://sketchup.google.com/training/videos.html)
No, enter isn't it...Those videos will take all friggin' night...
lspencer534
05-27-2012, 7:09pm
Press any key to continue. Press any other key to quit.
Jeff '79
05-27-2012, 7:16pm
Press any key to continue. Press any other key to quit.
To create a guide point at a specific distance, you must.
1) start the tape measure at the starting guide point.
2) Move the tape along the line you want the new measure point on
3) Manually enter the distance
4) ????????? What the hell do you press, and it ain't enter ??
kingpin
05-27-2012, 7:18pm
To create a guide point at a specific distance, you must.
1) start the tape measure at the starting guide point.
2) Move the tape along the line you want the new measure point on
3) Manually enter the distance
4) ????????? What the hell do you press, and it ain't enter ??
Don't you just click the mouse or press the TAB key.
I used sketchup a few times but it's been years.
Jeff '79
05-27-2012, 7:23pm
I remembered....
You have to press the ft' carat, not just put the number in... Jeebus ! Duh..
lspencer534
05-27-2012, 7:24pm
I remembered....
You have to press the ft' carat, not just put the number in... Jeebus ! Duh..
Don't we even get a simple 'Thank you'?
kingpin
05-27-2012, 7:28pm
What are you drawing?
Jeff '79
05-27-2012, 7:31pm
What are you drawing?
Some lot layouts for land that I'm gonna put on the market.
kingpin
05-27-2012, 7:36pm
Some lot layouts for land that I'm gonna put on the market.
Ah. I used it to draw all my speakers and fancy half round subwoofers.
It works well but was a little limited when I used it.
Jeff '79
05-27-2012, 7:43pm
Ah. I used it to draw all my speakers and fancy half round subwoofers.
It works well but was a little limited when I used it.
I like to go into the surveyor with exactly what I want.... It fits the purpose perfectly.
I like to know exact acreage, lot lines, and dimensions. I'm going to market it the way I draw it, and depending how much land the buyer wants, I'll adjust it, and then have the surveyor draw it officially. It saves me the initial surveying money, in case changes have to be made.
I haven't used it in a while. I assumed you had done the '. :lol:
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