However, the web version does work most efficiently with at least some keyboard shortcuts. Your desire not to learn shortcuts has been answered with the top tool on the left hand tool bar, it will quickly search and find anything you want. It will change depending on what is selected or happening at the time. There is indeed a context menu in the web version, perhaps you could look again. You can still download Collade files from the warehouse and use them in 2015, or even version 3 if you want. It seems to me you should be using a Pro version but lets put that aside, as it may not be the case and isn’t strictly relevant to your issues. but, only one thing at a time Remember the ScrapBook from OS9 where you used to keep lots of text, photos, and sounds at. I have no control over sketchup nor how much you choose to learn. a review by Tom Piper Isn’t the Mac’s Clipboard great, and very useful. Anyway… thanks guys.Įveryone is entitled to rant, but please don’t rant twice at me. That will help with my 3D printing and desktop CNC milling. Found a couple of free online CNC machine works courses that include two semesters of Solid Works training. I don’t expect that you young guys would have much to say that would help my old ass stay happy with Sketchup. So I now have approximately 194 models on my hard disc from version 2015, of which about 30 are work in progress and I can’t even download warehouse components to file then open with my favorite version. I don’t seem to have a “context menu” or I must be going blind and there are so many keyboard short-cuts that I never bothered learning them.
#Copypaste pro forum software#
So I try the free online browser version & it sucks. Script Software - CopyPaste Pro - Time Machine for your Clipboard It is a multi clip clipboard that integrated into OS X. Well, whatever… search for the non-pro free download version of 20 like its always been in the past, but NO… everything has to keep changing - not easy like before and not available legitimately.
#Copypaste pro forum upgrade#
However, now I am cut-off from the warehouse unless I upgrade to at least 2020.
I would say I am somewhat fluent with the software - to the point that I just got awarded my first US patent for a high-tech industrial clamp mechanism drawn in Sketchup 2015, my favorite version. Been using Sketchup for twenty years now.
0 kommentar(er)
