You have to make it solid object (close all open sides) and then export as .stl file then you can slice it. Depending what version of Sketchup you have, you may have to get .stl plugin from 3D warehouse.
Hello Brandon Ballard, I want to know how to determine the geographical location in tangrams more accurately. Or to put it another way, how to use custom coordinates on tangrams?
Very nice. Love the calculator multiplying by a thousand there;)
Brilliant!!!!
to scale use the measure tool make sure the guild lines are off by pressing Ctrl
Just perfect! thank you so much
Wow! I have never thought of this method before.
Does tangram heighmap have a search bar for location or to put coordinates? I've been reading all the documentation I couldn't find it.
can i fix it if the screen turns to white when i zoom in?
Hello and thank you for this tutorial. Today I want to make a file to be printed in 3d how should I proceed to achieve my goal? THANKS
You have to make it solid object (close all open sides) and then export as .stl file then you can slice it. Depending what version of Sketchup you have, you may have to get .stl plugin from 3D warehouse.
GOOD WORK THANKS
Hello Brandon Ballard, I want to know how to determine the geographical location in tangrams more accurately. Or to put it another way, how to use custom coordinates on tangrams?
Did you find out?
to scale easier, push/pull edges instead of scaling the entire thing.
Does that formula only work on metric? Or can I also multiply the zx scale factor with the length in feet and get a correct topography height?
As long as your model is in feet it will work.
can you export this into 3D format for 3D printing?
Of Course. As long as you make sure it is watertight and the resolution is ok.
@@brandonballard245 Thanks, I'm having trouble exporting this into a 3D format in PS
Print it as a solid from SketchUp.