Cool, thank you for the pointer. That's a new one for me.

Bingo! Worked. Thank you very much.

The Plugins folder in SketchUp 8 will be under Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/. You must make sure you have full permissions established for the Plugins folder before you can install plugins there. If the plugin was downloaded as a ZIP file, you must extract the contents of the file to the Plugins folder making sure you respect the file structure inside the ZIP file. If you don't the plugin won't work. Specifically, which plugin are you referring to and where did you get it?

@dave r said: Keep in mind that the small gap will, at some distance, be small enough you'll get the Z-fighting again. It may work for what you need though. You often see this Z-fighting when there are trusses under the sheathing on a roof. Even though the sheathing has some thickness so the upper face is spaced away from the trusses, they can still show through. Gaieus has written a tutorial about this: http://sketchucation.com/resources/tutorials/37-beginner/315-edges-bleeding-through-geometry

thank you sir,i dont use a texture photo in this model,but there are 63 component so I will try to use google drive and i just download now a ruby plugin purgeall .many thanks [image: ldhv_CONIGLIETTO3DCUCCIOLOimmagineesporta.jpg]

one more thing....thank you all for your help thus far...

Have you already created a 3D Warehouse account at all?

@ely862me said: The camber is the curvature of the side profile, the core is the longitudinal middle section and the outline is the top profile. As I said in my first posts. Intersect the profiles and run shape bender. It's exactly what I what to do! You were right with your first answer... I tried it but I made a mystake and it didn't work but now with your picture I can correct it! I would like to thank all of you!

Thank you very much! Will try soon. WorstCases

Thank you very much for your quick answer Mitcorb. The answer was even simpler than I thought. About changing the size of the triangles: I already used the add detail tool to increase the number of triangles, but what I meant (sorry if I couldn't be clear the first time) is: is there a setting or a technique to choose freely the size of the triangles composing said mesh when I get it from Google Earth? Thanks again for your time.

ah.. okiedokie - I realized that I was treading in off topic waters .. I have both adblocker and ghostery disabled for all of sketchucation.com - didn't know about the buysellads.com site. If adding that one to my exceptions list doesn't work, I'll toddle down the hall to browser land thanks TIG

That's spot on ! Just a few remaining issues at some corners but nothing I can't fix by hand. Thanks !

Also have a look at these threads about. They probably don't add a lot more to what you already learnt from Ely and others, but could be helpful. http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=335&t=37611 http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=3961&p=19894#p19894 http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=2650 Tanks http://giganaut.deviantart.com/gallery/?catpath=/ Planes (download the archive file included in the first post as the links don't work anymore) http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=13036&p=95245#p95245

I don't know but I'd be interested to see it.

Yes i got pro in this moment, I got Hard Disk crash 2 weeks ago and reinstall complete system from scratch http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=54625#p495280

Attacking the SKP or an an image of the problem would hep us help you... You could look at a number of possible solutions. Revert to the '2d' base face shape and scale selected parts, or select and move parts. Th round hole corners give it a face and round them with a fillet arc, erase the unwanted edge parts...

No worries! Just one thing, if you draw your model in a metric template and dimension it, you can save it and then drag the saved file into an imperial template and the dimesions will automatically convert to feet and inches for you. [image: VH2P_Samefiledifferentunits.JPG]

Hi Meezo, I use a MacBook Pro for SketchUp. I would have some doubts about the performance of the Mac Air. It probably will do for what you need. I suggest that you ask the Apple dealer to download SketchUp at the store and load one of your SketchUp files. Then you can be sure it it works for you. Money is tight these days .... tell me about it I have purchased my last two MacBook Pros from the Apple Refurb Store. The computers are as good as new and have been discounted up to 15%. I see you are located in the USA, so check out this link, http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/specialdeals/mac It should be possible to get a good spec refurb MBP for the cost of a new Air. Here are a couple of screen grabs I did! [image: QxOc_13.3MBP.png] [image: Q6SS_15.png] I'd say, go for the 15". Mike

Cool! What is it?

Great idea, Mitcorb. Thanks!