Still another silly/dumb question: I have drawn a model but in order to use some functions, I had to draw it in feet and now I want to reduce it to inches. I am having a problem rescaling the model so that it is now in inches. Can someone give me a good way to scale the model so that it is now accurate (or as close as possible) in inches instead of feet? I tried using the Scale toll and reduced it to .0833333.

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On this page I show a comparison slider between the original rendering and the changes that Magnific Upscale adds https://jskup.fr/comparatif-rayscaper-magnific-upscale/ Of course, we then have to go back through Photoshop to correct the errors that the upscaling process generates.

@ecati said in Help with using WrapR: I would like to ask whether WrapR supports UDIM workflows or multi-tile UV layouts. This is important for my workflow At the end of the day, in Wrapr it's perfectly supported if you know what you are doing. The problem is that Sketchup itself doesn't have native support UDIMs in its materials. So you need to create a different material in order to import back each UDIM tile. As long as you need to export the model to a different engine with native support for UDIMs, everything is fine and you don't need that workaround. Can you elaborate a bit more what specific workflow you are after, so that maybe we can better help you? Do you need UDIMs for Substance or something like that? Here's a practical example of something I did using the same exact tecnique shown in the video above: https://community.sketchucation.com/topic/160953/ferrari-f2004.

The issue has been resolved. Thank you for your help and response !

NEW RELEASE: LibFredo6 v15.6b - 02 Dec 25 LibFredo6 15.6b is a minor release. It includes changes related to: Full and future compatibility with SU2026 Other bug Fixing and technical adjustments Preparation for future plugin Requirements: SU2017 and above See plugin home page of LibFredo6 for Download of LibFredo6. Main Post of the LibFredo6 thread

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Apparently more accurate than folk might think..

LA is known for being VERY slow (even before the fires), nit-picky, and sometimes downright unreasonable. Best of luck in getting the project(s) approved!

Hi, on Mac, you must first display the rulers in Layout (see screenshot), then select the “Spacing” dropdown menu (see screenshot). [image: 1764585254468-capture-d%C3%A2-e%C3%AC-cran-2025-12-01-a%C3%AC-11.32.12.png] [image: 1764585262127-capture-d%C3%A2-e%C3%AC-cran-2025-12-01-a%C3%AC-11.33.22.png]

Wow, looking awesome!

@Bryan-K Thank you sir.

https://moiscript.weebly.com/enrobage--flow.html Des ajouts on été crées par MO [image: 1764526091230-flow_plus.jpg]

Legacy materials should be displayed as the old style square swatches if you don't have Automatically Enhance Materials enabled in Preferences Graphics. I leave that turned off and only "enhance" materials when I want them enhanced. This is a custom set I made or got somewhere long ago. [image: 1764516899370-screenshot-11_30_2025-9_34_29-am.png] For new materials that show with the cube, you could edit them to remove Metalness and Roughness as well as any other mapping them might have. Then save the changes by dragging the thumbnails back to the collection they came from. [image: 1764517281715-material.gif] So presumably you are still using the Classic Graphics Engine? At least until you get a capable computer you might as well stick with SketchUp 2025. Then you wouldn't have to do anything to not see the cubes.

Tutorial 75 - Updated Context Menu (5:22 min.) https://youtu.be/7I1fU-vUEDk

Thanks Bryan – I used the same pattern as above to create my this year Christmas doodle. https://community.sketchucation.com/topic/164628/advent-wreath

@L-i-am I got a diploma in mathematics and was into algorithmic thinking. Then tried to learn architecture during university with my analytic mindset. So I see it like a procedure, not like those who do magic out of a black box. For some years, I had this chance to teach architecture, and after years, sometimes students call me to thank my way of teaching. I hope I have the chance again; this is the most satisfying job for me.

I appreciate it.