^ in spades, a keen eye and great mind leads to better results every time.

Would you be willing to share the file?

Would you be willing to share the file?

Thanks for this post and resolution, I'm coincidentally having this exact issue on the same tutorial! Good practice for sure. -R

Thanks for your feedback. I will develop the idea and share more soon.

@DOUGLAS0712 His tools are no longer supported. Sadly he died some time ago... Suas ferramentas não são mais suportadas. Infelizmente, ele faleceu há algum tempo...

Happens to me all the time...I just thought it was a standard thing like when you draw a line to cut geometry and it creates a new white face over your existing material face.

If you have view (in style) set to "Hidden Line Mode" or "Shaded using all the same" so you can show just black & white in LayOut...it doesn't show the section images

[image: 1770703747081-20260203_155445-resized.jpg] somehow similar to this: https://www.german-architects.com/images/Projects/92/03/99/9fcc62d284ae4866ab3ac38f35b5d3a9/9fcc62d284ae4866ab3ac38f35b5d3a9.6e7b65d0.jpg?1493370410 and this other C : [image: 1770703847028-20260203_160547-resized.jpg]

Version 1.1.4 - 02.09.2026 Fixed a bug with staggered joists.

Version 1.2.6 - 02.09.2026 Added a line type option for major grid lines of the grid tool. Added the major grid line option to the General tab of the Global Settings. [image: 1770686764115-project_su42_800.jpg] [image: 1770686764138-project_su43_800-resized.jpg] With the latest versions of SketchUp there is a bug with the stipple pattern for construction lines and as a result it is nearly impossible to differentiate major grid lines from minor grid lines. Since this bug has never been resolved (at least to my knowledge) by the SketchUp team, I have determined that simple work around would be to replace the construction lines in the grid (major grid lines only) with regular lines or edges. Now one can actually tell them apart. This option can be toggled in the General tab of the Global Settings. Personally I prefer the dashed construction lines for the major grid lines but in newer versions of SketchUp solid lines are probably the better option.

Excellent. And thank you for the help. After working with Twilight for so long, I am slowly working my way through Rayscraper.

new project of a homecinema: [image: 1770658886110-image2-resized.jpg] [image: 1770658886203-image3-resized.jpg] [image: 1770658886309-image4-resized.jpg] [image: 1770658886401-image5-resized.jpg] [image: 1770658886485-image6-resized.jpg] [image: 1770658886571-image7-resized.jpg] [image: 1770658886660-image8-resized.jpg] [image: 1770658886743-rothenberger-is-skizze-resized.jpg] and a panorama: http://doerr.bplaced.net/visu/rtbgr1/

Stay well out there, Majid. Thoughts with you and your family as well as your compatriots.

@Rich-O-Brien Thanks Rich. Now I know that I can share the link with Fredo6 on the Animator thread so he can download the file and look at it (to hopefully identify the problem I have been having trying to generate a video). You might also try generating an Animator video and see what results you get.

I purchased the subscription and it works now. thank you

@fredo6 Thank you for your support us Fredo

Very clever usage. I always wonder how much 3D printing is contributing to plastic waste. Seeing recycled waste getting used is the right approach.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFHbR4PyduU