Hi, I understand that you're experiencing an issue with the backgrounds of your imported models in LO (Layout). Normally, when you import models from SketchUp into LO as viewports, the background is transparent. However, recently you've noticed that the backgrounds appear white instead of transparent, and you're seeking an explanation and a solution to this problem. There could be a few reasons why this is happening. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try: Check the model settings: In SketchUp, ensure that the background of your model is set to white and not transparent. You can do this by going to "Window > Styles" and adjusting the background settings in the active style. Verify LO viewport settings: In LO, select the viewport containing the imported SketchUp model and open the SketchUp Model dialog. Make sure that the "Background" option is unchecked. Check LO document settings: Go to "File > Document Setup > Paper" and ensure that the "Background" color is set to transparent. Also, verify that the "Use document's paper color" option is enabled. Update LO and SketchUp: Ensure that both LO and SketchUp are up to date with the latest versions. Sometimes, software updates address bugs or compatibility issues that could be causing the problem. If the issue persists after trying these steps, you may want to reach out to the official support channels for Layout or SketchUp. They will be able to provide you with more specific guidance and assistance based on your software versions and system setup. I hope this helps resolve the issue you're facing. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask. Best regards! Contact: Khuong Tieu My - đá gà trực tiếp thomo hôm nay

@orbital said: (...I might have not understood the issue properly or repeated what someone else has said ) Yeah. What you report is true and has been reported as a bug. Not the original issue here, though. This issue has more to do with padding around the text affecting the size of the dimension text box. Reducing the font size or using leaders eliminates the problem and in most cases probably makes the dimension easier to understand.

How about sharing the LO file so we can see what you've got. The lines should appear thicker as you zoom in on the page in Adobe Reader.

@gippee said: I've tried to upload the file ... So upload it to DropBox or WE Transfer and share the link.

@sekta said: Im curious to see if this issue was sorted as I am having a similar problem in LO when rendering in hybrid or vector... Share your LO file so we can see what you've got. Are you still using SU2020 as indicated in your profile?

I turned LO off and on again and the VP remains functional. Is that what you meant, Box?

And even eight years later the corner radius cannot be adjusted.

Thank you for the offer. My mouth is watering already!