An iPhone surfing pxleyes. (5 years and 3102 days ago)
2 Sources:
- 1: Apple logo
- 2: screenshot
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Author what program did you use to create this?
Google Sketchup!
pretty good.. look in to having the edges anti aliased it gives it a smoother look . although iv never used sketch-up. so i don't know if it has the option
I have the free download, so I don't think so-but I know the Pro version does.
Remember seeing something about this some time back.... let me have a look, back soon
See if this is of any help.......
OpenGL settings on the Mac OS X version of SketchUp are different than on Windows, but you should be able to get something nice to look at on either platform. It looks to me a little like you're not running your display at its native resolution, but I can't be sure. Typically, the Mac OS picks a pretty reasonable setting for you- you may (however) want to try forcing FSAA (Full Screen Anti-Aliasing) 'On' manually if you don't like the default appearance.
CAUTION: This is an undocumented hack that isn't habitually tested by our QA team– though it may give you the 'look' you're after, it may cause unexpected issues elsewhere in the application.
1. Choose "Window > Ruby Console" to open the Ruby Console
2. type the following into the console:
Test.set_AA_method(4)
...and hit Return.
3. The console should echo back to you something like:
0
...indicating the previous anti-aliasing setting was "0x"
4. Quit SketchUp and restart. All SketchUp windows will now have 4x anti-aliasing enabled.
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