Experimenting with WebDialogs in SketchUp.
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Wow! What an excellent tool...
I produce a lot of 2D artwork from my SketchUp models as part of my work, and this tool would be great for getting very dramatic camera angles of my models!
:)
I'm evaluating different sliders to find one that's small, fast, and attractive. I'll post as soon as I have something.
Well, SketchUp does this already. Select the Camera > Field of View option, hold the left mouse button, and move up and down. Unless someone really can't live without the slider, I'm going to abandon this idea.
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