It happens when I rotate and apply the objects as seen in the picture. I also reduced the number of segments. [image: IH4Y_test_ecati.JPG] shape-bender-test_ecati.skp

Both can be imported. Skimp would be a good paid option as it traps or missing missing relative texture links. Other the OBJ importer included in QuadFace Tools

Thanks for the info and help. I built it yesterday, before I had a chance on figuring out the layout tool. I needed a way of moving a hobby lathe into my new garage. And I think I'll pull the trigger on Pro since it does what I want. [img]ee7e316a-dc19-4710-b595-198862b3359f.jpg[/img] [image: jd4x_ee7e316a-dc19-4710-b595-198862b3359f.jpg]

@flakie12 said: I am having the same issue. Have you purchased a license for Clothworks and have you activated it? As was mentioned in the post immediately before yours, you must have a Clothworks license for this feature to be available.

Hello. The Legacy Round Corner file is not the <2017 but a <2016 (=<2015) as its not working with my 2016 and presents me the message that this is a legacy Roundcorner suitable only for versions prior to 2016 Can we have the downloadable file replaced by the actual file compatible up to 2016? Thank you

just delete the material from (in model) library

@dave r said: ...No need for all those gymnastics... Thanks Dave!

@cheekyky said: Hello, I'm having problems with the toposhaper extension tool. I'm running it on a very simple topography and it keeps crashing. I'm probably not using it well, I don't know... The tool 'from contours' seems to work perfectly but it's not as precise as toposhaper. It looks like you run TopoShaper from the inside of the Group or Component. Could you instead just seelct the Group / Component.

@dave r said: Maybe Number Components will do what you need. Interesting one DaveR.

I would like to see a shot of your setup and some details about the keyboard tray you are using. It sounds great!

Try this... module TIG module DefinitionReplacer def self.run() model=Sketchup.active_model defns=model.definitions model.start_operation("DefinitionReplacer", true) counter=0 defns.to_a.each{|defn| name=defn.name next if name=~/[#]/ defns.to_a.each{|d| n=d.name next unless n=~/[#]/ next unless d.instances[0] next unless n.split("#")[0]==name defn.name=name+rand.to_s d.name=name ins=d.instances defn.instances.each{|i| i.definition=d } ins.each{|i| i.erase! } counter+=1 } defns.remove(defn) } model.commit_operation puts "Processed #{counter} definitions" end#def end #module end #module TIG;;DefinitionReplacer.run() #to use, it assumes you have a number of component definitions [Com1, Com2, etc], #and you have already imported a similar set of edited ones into the model [Com1#1, Com2#1 etc]. #to run it, paste all of this into the Ruby Console, it should auto-run. #all instances of the original Com1 become Com1#1, renamed as Com1, #any instances of the previous Com1#1 are erased and its definition removed. #it's one step undo-able

@dave r said: Do you make different LO files or just change the export quality? I export 1 pdf from layout and then use adobe acrobat to save a copy as a reduced size pdf.

Good advice from Rich and Dave. Thanks!

https://extensions.sketchup.com/extension/7970fefe-8e81-454d-8638-92059d707363/eneroth-scene-tag-visibility

Check the TM documentation https://dev.epicgames.com/documentation/en-us/twinmotion/datasmith-direct-link-workflow-in-twinmotion#resolvingbrokenlinks

Windows: for an extended extension (and not a simple plugin) with an own installer (EXEcutable) for a complete uninstallation (incl. e.g. program settings) you may want use the according uninstaller typically provided by the software control panel tool of the Windows control panel ("Win+R > control...").

Share the model file so we can see what you're working with.

https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=universal_importer Includes FBX import and many more file formats...