Sketchup Collection of AC products

kazuo · 1st September 2004, 16:00

I know some of you are working with sketchup so I made some models of AC products. Some of them are not perfect, but I think the details are enough to work with.

Aquagratix 9800

Aquatube

Cuplex 1.3 AMD

Cuplex 1.3 P4

Twinplex ATI

Twinplex CP1.2

Twinplex CP4.1

Cuplex Evo Core

When i get new stuff, I'll make a model of it.

Da_Rude_Baboon · 1st September 2004, 16:19

i've been mucking around with it for the first time today and your sketch-up skills are way better then mine!

dutchcedar · 1st September 2004, 18:25

Very, very nice models...

Edd · 2nd September 2004, 00:44

That Aquatube is so sexy, it's now my background pic.

Starbuck3733T · 2nd September 2004, 04:07

That desktop is pretty cool edd!

dutchcedar · 10th September 2004, 05:55

kazuo, have you tried SketchUp 4.0 yet? It has a "follow me" tool that allows any shape to follow any line.

I tried it real quick in an old PC water-cooling design. It allows you to draw transparent tubing in perfect diameters, from one fitting to another. Even cabling if you wanted to get crazy.

I 'spose you could now draw a completely outfitted computer model.

Da_Rude_Baboon · 10th September 2004, 09:01

Sketchup 4.0 crashes on me a lot when using components.

kazuo · 10th September 2004, 09:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by dutchcedar

kazuo, have you tried SketchUp 4.0 yet? It has a "follow me" tool that allows any shape to follow any line.

I tried it real quick in an old PC water-cooling design. It allows you to draw transparent tubing in perfect diameters, from one fitting to another. Even cabling if you wanted to get crazy.

I 'spose you could now draw a completely outfitted computer model.

I read they messed up with the menus, so I didn't try yet. :)

Starbuck3733T · 10th September 2004, 13:46

Wait for service pack 1 LOL

Nexxo · 10th September 2004, 16:09

That is amazing work! But seriously, dude, you may need to get out more... :p

1st September 2004, 16:00	#1
kazuo SketchUp God Super Mod Join Date: May 2004 Location: Viva Colonia Posts: 380 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country:	Sketchup Collection of AC products I know some of you are working with sketchup so I made some models of AC products. Some of them are not perfect, but I think the details are enough to work with. Aquagratix 9800 Aquatube Cuplex 1.3 AMD Cuplex 1.3 P4 Twinplex ATI Twinplex CP1.2 Twinplex CP4.1 Cuplex Evo Core When i get new stuff, I'll make a model of it.
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