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- #ENTOURAGE FOR MAC CONSULTING ARCHIVE#
- #ENTOURAGE FOR MAC CONSULTING SOFTWARE#
#ENTOURAGE FOR MAC CONSULTING ARCHIVE#
EEAX can archive your emails in seven different ways with further sub-options.
#ENTOURAGE FOR MAC CONSULTING MAC OS#
That's probably the biggest hurdle (in my opinion).Note: Entourage Email Archive X is not being sold anymore and is listed only for people who had purchased it in the past.Įntourage Email Archive X (EEAX) is a utility for archiving emails and attachments you have received or sent using Microsoft Entourage in Mac OS X. The key is finding a fast and automated workflow that traces and trims up the png outlines in a VECTOR format, and then getting that vector outline into revit. Then I would look into getting that into autocad/sketchup/revit somehow. If I was you, Susan, I would look into using Adobe Illustrator to Live-trace you png's to get a better outline of the person in the picture. Mon, at 8:55:11 PM | NPR Entourage Convert to Revit Don't you folks make any use of RealWorld Imagery content at all? There has to be some other format that is good for Revit. RPC creator does not allow any sort of distribution of RPC content created using the software. It is really a litte frustrating that images/textures don't show in Revit unless one has this "rendered" view. Thanks very much Chris, now I just have to check the licensing to see if I am allowed to sell any images created using RPC conversion software. Tue, at 2:41:51 AM | RE: NPR Entourage Convert to Revit I think you could use the PNG file to create the RPC file given that it has transparency abilities.
#ENTOURAGE FOR MAC CONSULTING SOFTWARE#
RPC files can be created using free software as 'Mr GG' once showed. Entourage "families" (these are what the native format for content in revit are named) can then have settings to render using an external RPC file. You could also add some 3d linework on the surface of this extrusion to further define what the form is. This RFA would contain the simple flat extrusion of the entourage element (in order to cast shadows in shaded and hidden line views). The Revit native version would be a RFA file. If you want the image to show correctly when rendered then yes it does have to be an rpc. Revit's shaded views are limited to surface patterns and colours, to show textures you must render which takes a significant time. Revit cannot apply textures in a view without doing a rendering of the view. What i meant was Revit can't take advantage of it in this manner. I'm sure it does has the image attached to it.
Is there no Revit native format to convert to that would work properly? Does Revit handle only RPC"s properly? I guess there is no MAC version of Revit then. But if you cannot import a SketchUp Component or Model with the textures attached in Revit, that doesn't do much good. However,if a final view is selected with no expected rotation and a nice rendering required, it is easy, in SketchUp to reload the applied texture and apply the high res PNG version instead. In SketchUp the component texture has to be low res because too many hi res textures would choke SketchUp. So again, there has to be some sort of setting issue. It is a SketchUp component and the size is set at about 6 feet.
So either Revit isn't importing it correctly or there is some setting issue. The SketchUp file does have the image attached to it. Tue, at 2:24:46 AM | RE: NPR Entourage Convert to Revit That way the skp file could be set to show in shaded views and the png file to show in rendered views, which will cast shadows.Ĭo-Founder | BIM Consultant | Software Designer B. Probably the best solution would be to combine the skp and png file to create RPC families in revit. PNG files also can't cast shadows in revit. So you can't set it in front of some elements but behind others. The PNG alpha's work great for elevations, their only issue is in revit you can set an image as a foreground of background. Also the scale of the file? What is it? I tried importing in as millimeter which made it a scale of 0.08333 which i had to scale up to 24.0 before it was human scale. With the SKP file (see attached) you don't get the actual image showing up so you only see the silhoutte of the person, which is rather difficult to make out as a person. Tue, at 1:30:09 AM | RE: NPR Entourage Convert to Revit
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