Al
10-29-2006, 12:31 PM
tWe are trying to find a default light setting which works bets with SketchUp drawings. The Adobe 3D renderer is not the same as the SketchUp renderer, so colors look different because of lighting changes.
We are going to give you the option to preset the various Adobe light types in your PDF file.
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However, last week the default for the PDF we make changed from White Lights to Cube Lights. (This happened while we were implementing changes to optionally restrict view to the the upper part of the drawing, for landscapes, etc.
It may be that the White Lights would work better for most drawings.
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If you have uploaded a new version since 10/27/2006, then you may have to turn on the white lights manuualy in Adobe Reader.
We will post a new version next week with a better default for lighting and with the ability for you to preset the lighting model for the PDF file you create.
We are going to give you the option to preset the various Adobe light types in your PDF file.
193
However, last week the default for the PDF we make changed from White Lights to Cube Lights. (This happened while we were implementing changes to optionally restrict view to the the upper part of the drawing, for landscapes, etc.
It may be that the White Lights would work better for most drawings.
192
If you have uploaded a new version since 10/27/2006, then you may have to turn on the white lights manuualy in Adobe Reader.
We will post a new version next week with a better default for lighting and with the ability for you to preset the lighting model for the PDF file you create.