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Making continues walls

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Making continues walls.

Wall thickness .10

No.1 – Enter 2.040 and is correct 1.940
No.2 – Enter .800 is correct at .700
No.3 – Enter .410 is wrong should be .310
No.4 – Enter 1.630 is wrong should be 1.530 ( after enter No.3 the wall turns up I have to turn down or
enter angle 0 degrees).
No.5 – Enter .845 is wrong should be .745
No.6 – Enter .700 is wrong should be .610

what am i doing wrong?
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Re: Making continues walls

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It's difficult to help you without your sh3d file.
Look here to see how you can share it.

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Re: Making continues walls

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More Help
How to get picture of the plan 2D I only get 3D picture
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Depends what you mean. Adjust window you want to correct size.
  • Taking a screenshot (picture of screen/window):
    PrtSc or Alt+PrtSc copies screen/window to clipboard in Win and many Linux environments
    Cmd+Shift+Ctrl+3 or Cmd+Shift+Ctrl+4 in OS X (I think).
    (You need to save the clipboard to a file. Annoyingly procedures for this have changed in newer Windows versions, but pasting the clipboard to some graphics software and saving always works.)
  • AND/OR Save and Compress (Ctrl+Alt+S) your SH3D plan.
  • Upload files according to Hansmex' link above.
ok
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Re: Making continues walls

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Thank you for you help
My idea was to send to you a picture of my 2D plan as your ask before, taking the print screen is a
picture of all the screen include SH, is this the way you want?
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Re: Making continues walls

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Hi again, I have still not quite understood your problem in the first post, therefore maybe the plan and/or a screenshot could help explain as Hansmex suggests. ok
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Re: Making continues walls

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Thank you all your people for the help.
I still don’t understand how to share a picture or share a file, my picture is in Ubuntu Home folder with name TRY 66 I tried but it dint come like your explained.
I don’t want annoying your people with this and I carry on making one wall at a time.
Once again Thank you.
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About your problem with drawing walls, read again this:
http://www.sweethome3d.com/userGuide.jsp#drawingWalls
For the connected walls install AdvanceEditing plugin.
For share or insert a picture follow this:
http://www.sweethome3d.com/support/forum/viewthread_thread,1886
You can't upload something directly from your computer but via mediafire.
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Re: Making continues walls

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Hoping this is correct.
http://file:///home/luis/TRY66.png
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NO, is not correct!
You CAN'T use your local file.
You must create an account on madiafire.com (for egsample), upload your files ther and then share it according to this tutorial.
Dorin

PS
The tutorial is a little bit outdated but after few attempt you will win.
Good luck!
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