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Originally Posted by Sven7
That's really cool. I don't have experience in Sketchup, but do you need to "stitch" the model (make sure there are no holes) before using the 3D program?
The bottom two look very close to what the air "should" be doing. In other words, it follows the aero template. Follow those lines and you will have yourself a (theoretically) perfect boat tail.
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I have used this with 3 vehicles today. A Honda Del Sol, Ford Explorer and a Jeep Cherokee. Well, I have only been using this for about 2 days, with no experience. Stitching is a new term to me, but I think I know what your talking about. All I have done is downloaded somebody else's model and exported it using the plugin as a .stl. I have done no stitching, but maybe I have just been lucky. The plugin I mentioned might do the stitching when you export the file, if that is even possible.