With Sketchup, you should be able to size a print to anything that you need without a big print program. I haven't tried it because I only very rarely use Sketchup. Autocad has this ability as well.
Charley
Charley
Will sketchup files work with big print program?
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I haven't actually tried Big Print, but I do have it.
Attached is a screenshot from Sketchup. In the "Export" selection, you have the choice of exporting the graphic as a 2d graphic. Options include .png, .bmp, .jpg, and .tif.
Given those choices, I would say yes it could be printed using Big Print.
If you haven't seen it, check out Jay Bates tutorial. Pretty interesting, and good info. Since he saved his work as a .jpg, Big Print shouldn't have any trouble.
Hope this helps.
Note: BTW, I used it once, but I can't recall what for.
Seems like it was for a big moon that I cut out of plywood.
Attached is a screenshot from Sketchup. In the "Export" selection, you have the choice of exporting the graphic as a 2d graphic. Options include .png, .bmp, .jpg, and .tif.
Given those choices, I would say yes it could be printed using Big Print.
If you haven't seen it, check out Jay Bates tutorial. Pretty interesting, and good info. Since he saved his work as a .jpg, Big Print shouldn't have any trouble.
Note: BTW, I used it once, but I can't recall what for.
Seems like it was for a big moon that I cut out of plywood.Attachments
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