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Or, in the Styles browser, you can use the Face Settings to edit the default back face color so that the backs of faces stand out more than they do in the default gray.
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If you’re having trouble, orbit so you have a straight-ahead view of the face. Tip: Sometimes, it’s difficult to determine whether a face is truly facing outward or just shaded to show perspective. In the following figure, you see a basic model with materials (left) and in monochrome (right) the left, side face needs to be reversed. To reverse a face, context-click it and select Reverse Faces. By default, the face fronts are white and face backs are dark gray. To check that the face fronts point outward in SketchUp, select View > Face Style > Monochrome to see whether the back sides of a any faces point outward. If the back side of a face points outward, the face appears black in Google Earth, no matter what material is applied to the back side of the face. Remember that SketchUp faces have a front and back. Make sure fronts of faces are facing outward Without textures projected onto the model (as explained in a moment), you can see how minimal the underlying geometry can be, even when you’re modeling a complex structure.Īs you create a model with minimal geometry, remember that you can reduce the number of sides in a circle or an arc. Tip: The key to optimizing a SketchUp model for Google Earth is to keep the model complexity as light as possible.įor example, the following figure shows a model of the Eiffel tower optimized for display in Google Earth. If you don’t geolocate your model, your model appears in Google Earth at a default location. When you geolocate your model, you ensure your model appears in the correct location in Google Earth.
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Select Window > Model Info, select the Geo-location option in the sidebar on the left, click Set Manual Location, and enter a latitude and longitude in the dialog box that appears. You can add a location manually in any version of SketchUp. See Modeling Terrain and Other Rounded Shapes for details about importing and sculpting terrain as well as tips for modeling terrain that you want to display in Google Earth. Wherever you place your model on imported terrain in SketchUp determines the location of your model when you preview it in Google Earth. When you geolocate your model with the Add Location tool, you can import terrain that enables you to create your model based on the site where you plan to build it (or just display it in Google Earth).
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mat files that preserves this? Should I be scouring the mapping forum to find this information? I'd just like a basic mat file that keeps the proper X and Y directions and aspect ratios of the original texturing.To geolocate your model in SketchUp Pro 2017, import terrain using the Add Location tool. The texture mapping in my aircraft are always well finished before I export them, so there's probably a generic texture entry for each of the. In MshConverter's viewing box, is there a view position that indicates that the model files will be loaded in the correct direction? Like a side view of the aircraft from the starboard wing side? I am already cutting the bits apart, the images were just to see if the mapping and 3D scaling was preserved when converted in MshConverter, I still have a lot to learn. Finding the actual C/G of an aircraft through online searching is a crapshoot, especially with older WWI aircraft with lifting tail airfoils like French pushers. Something I picked up while modding for Targetware.
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I always use the datums for thrust lines and 30% MAC of the mainwing(s) for my 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 points. I've been using Metasequoia and AC3D for over 15 years now, both of them work, they preserve their textures. In addition to it's UI being as convoluted as Blender's, if not worse.
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I don't have GMax or 3dmax, and probably never will, as my one experience with Gmax was less than intuitive or positive, plus it really buggers MQO2AC3D conversion's textures.