: SketchUp fill shape on multiple axes I'm trying to draw a roof with no success. These areas should be filled that I can add roof texture there. I tried with sandbox and "from contour"

I'm trying to draw a roof with no success.

These areas should be filled that I can add roof texture there. I tried with sandbox and "from contour" but it's not what I want (can't use a tile texture on it).

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: Hmmm, doesn't look too good. I take it that you drew directly on the original image/photo layer? That was a basic mistake. It is not possible to cleanly extract the drawing from the original

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: Save image for web and print in Photoshop if I save image 3.5x5 inches with 72ppi and then print it from my website, size is incorrect (about 2 5/8 by 3 3/4) If I save with 300ppi -

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What you need to do is create a plane. Planes should be automatically created, but if they are not, its a good idea to draw a line from corner to corner to force a plane to be created. Once a valid solid plane has been created you should be able to use material fills.

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: SketchUp fill shape on multiple axes I'm trying to draw a roof with no success. These areas should be filled that I can add roof texture there. I tried with sandbox and "from contour"

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: Hmmm, doesn't look too good. I take it that you drew directly on the original image/photo layer? That was a basic mistake. It is not possible to cleanly extract the drawing from the original

: Reduce file size without losing quality I would like to save files in Photoshop but keep them as small as possible. I use Save for Web (and Devices) and save as a JPEG. Here are the settings

: Advantages of using two monitors in graphic design I've worked with single and dual monitor setups in different situations in the past, but it's been a while since I last had two. Right now,

: Save image for web and print in Photoshop if I save image 3.5x5 inches with 72ppi and then print it from my website, size is incorrect (about 2 5/8 by 3 3/4) If I save with 300ppi -

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