This style is particularly useful in ensuring the 3D nature of geometry is emphasized and borrows from a proven traditional media drawing technique. The cube right has extension lines of 15 pixels enabled.Ĭheck the Profiles checkbox to emphasize the outer lines or profiles of major shapes in your model. The cube on the left has no special edge effects enabled. The following images shows two cubes with a sketchy edge. Enter a length, in pixels, for the extension lines in the pixels field. This edge rendering style does not affect inference behavior. The two cubes on the right have a halo effect enabled with the overlapping lines ending 15 pixels before they overlap.Ĭheck the Extension checkbox to extend each line slightly past its endpoint, giving your model hand-drawn sketched appearance.
The two cubes on the left have no special edge effects enabled.
Type a number (pixels) in the halo text field representing the distance away from the intersection where lines will end. The Edge Effects section contains settings that affect a stroke's appearance.Ĭheck the Halo checkbox to create a halo affect where lines overlap in your model by ending lines, that would normally overlap, a certain distance away from the overlap point. Note - Fade factor is only editable from Style Builder (not SketchUp).Ĭlick on the Color swatch to change the color of the strokes (displayed in SkethchUp). If the dropout length is 5% and the fade factor is 4, the edges will begin to fade when they reach 20% of the diagonal of the screen in length. Fade factor is a multiple of dropout length. Type a fade factor value used to determine when small strokes start fading from view. Note - Dropout length is only editable from Style Builder (not SketchUp).
Dropout length can be specifically defined as a percentage of the diagonal length of the screen from zero to 100 percent. Type in a percentage value used to determine when strokes should drop from view. The Strokes section contains settings that affect stroke length, fade, and color. Type in a style name to appear in SketchUp when the style is loaded.
#WHAT IS STYLE BUILDER MAC OS#
The following image contains an image of the Settings tab on Mac OS X: The following image contains an image of the Settings tab on Microsoft Windows: The following image contains the Settings tab. The Settings tab contains global settings for all strokes appearing in the Sets Pane.
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