Julius Posted August 11, 2020 Report Posted August 11, 2020 Hello, I want to ask how to fix this problem with importing model from sketchup, because when I import model, there are some bugs, like imports not full surface Quote
developer_mh Posted August 12, 2020 Report Posted August 12, 2020 Hi Julius, sometimes there are problems with attics of imported models. Could you provide the model so that our technical hotline can have a look at it? You can send it here via private message or directly to hotline@valentin-software.com Thanks a lot in advance, Martin 1 Quote
developer_mh Posted August 12, 2020 Report Posted August 12, 2020 Hi Julius, our technical hotline staff found out that the model is already broken in the exported obj file: This might be related to a surface normal that is pointing downwards instead of upwards, or an area that is not completely closed. They recommend to compare the right and left attic as precisely as possible in order to find differences in the model. Hope that helps, kind regards, Martin Quote
Julius Posted August 12, 2020 Author Report Posted August 12, 2020 4 hours ago, developer_mh said: Hi Julius, sometimes there are problems with attics of imported models. Could you provide the model so that our technical hotline can have a look at it? You can send it here via private message or directly to hotline@valentin-software.com Thanks a lot in advance, Martin Okey, thank you, its good to know that is not the PVSol bug. Quote
Vinicius Oliveira Posted August 27, 2021 Report Posted August 27, 2021 Gostaria de saber como importa o 3DS no PVSol com a escala correta ?! Quando estou exportando o 3D vem com uma escala menor do que deveria, poderia me ajudar? Quote
developer_fw Posted August 31, 2021 Report Posted August 31, 2021 Hello Vinicius Oliveira, Quote I wonder how to import the 3DS in PVSol with the correct scale ?! When I am exporting the 3D comes with a smaller scale than it should, could you help me? is it possible to provide a model with dimensions via private message so we could test it? In many cases the factors are powers of ten, but it seems you have got a weirder case. Thanks in advance and best regards, Frederik Quote
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