SketchUp Sketchup Components Collection (SCC) Discussion

Sounds great Marci, I'll wait for your updates files. I love the detail you did on this rad...keep it up bro!!!

 

ya i got the photobucket account but how do i get it to be a photo to put on photobucket!?

 

uploaded them

 

no i have a sketchup item and it wont upload

 

Okay heres the steps.
1. Get to photobucket (makes the proccess easier)
2. Open the sketchup model and position the camera as you wish.
3. Click file>export>2D Graphic.
4. Save it to your specified folder.
5. Upload the graphic into photobucket.

There ya go!

 

You can't upload anything other than pictures/photos to photobucket.
If you want to share other file types, go here.

 

Ok i think i got it. This is only my third try at modeling a case so ya be easy on me!

The from of the case has Acryan's mirror acrylic on some sort of stand offs.

That slashing on the back would be showing the back of the motherboard and it would be the mirror acrylic from acryan.

And a Little bottom view!

As u can see there is a gap between the case and the acrylic.

Ok thats pretty much it i might have to move this to a project log some time in the future also! that would be fun!!!

Comment welcome!!!!

Ace

 

Great design, and good SketchUp model too.

 

Just to let you all know that i have updated my Motherboard Back Plate model, it now has more accuracy, and all parts have thickness (some were only 2D for some reason):



Download Here

@Jazzle: no need to change anything on your site, the file & image are on my host, and I've modified them to reflect changes

 

i am in need of a sketchup of a 120mm x 2 radiator fan for a water cooling system and a sketchup of a 120mm normal LED fan...i looked at the link on the first post in this thread and all the fans and Rads are great but they are about 1000 times too small for the sketchup of a mod im busy on. is there a way i can resize these components ? or does anyone have anything alot bigger?

 

thanks i cant wait to see i can build it!!!

 

@Enzyme: all the components on the SCC are to scale, so your model must be giant! there is a resize tool in the toolbar, it looks like a square with another square in one corner (mouse over it will call it Scale). Hold Ctrl and Shift when you scale the object to make it stay at the right proportions.

 

ye my model is giant but i dont work according to proportion...i work to wat i can see well and so i like huge models...so i can use this scale to resize the model im building up or the components i import?

 

either, the choice is yours

 

ThermoChill FG120.3 Radiator Grill (for use with PA120.3 radiator model)



Sketchup file: http://www.thermochill.com/sketchup/ThermoChillFG1203.skp

 

ThermoChill PS120.3 Performance Shroud (for use with PA120.3 radiator model)



Sketchup file: http://www.thermochill.com/sketchup/ThermoChillPS1203.skp

Have added fan & shroud mounting holes to the PA120.3 model also...

 

Er, zoom in? (Scrollwheel / Zoom Tool)

 

Marci's 2 new items (and his previous) now in the Radiators Category: http://scc.jezmckean.com/cat/50

 

Last bit for the PA120.3 family of parts... NG120.3 - Neoprene Gasket.



Sketchup: http://www.thermochill.com/sketchup/ThermoChillNG1203.skp

Combine all the ThermoChill parts so far and you end up with a complete PA120.3 setup as follows:

 

Hey, can anyone do a CoolerMaster Stacker 832 sketch up for me? Ideally two of them actually, one with and one without the front door, side panels, and mobo tray. Thank you so much in advance. If you can, can you try to make it as thorough as possible as well?