Hello Can someone help me, I don't know how to dimension an angle. No matter how hard I look, I can't find any tool for that. Thank you for your help [image: 1736253828710-sketchup_dz3jkuxnyu.gif]

@jamesn320 said in Converting Lines to a shape: I need it to stay flat. Try Eneroth Upright Extruder from the Extension Warehouse.

@TIG I did the usual repair, tried initialy numerous times to install the 'bundle', each time it was reported that the install went well TT library had to be completed seperately but this was NOT an issue. The copy and paste method worked. Odd, I know.

@bbergem @Dave-R Hello everyone, I'm working on a hotel project in which I want to develop anamorphic views based on images and models/objects. For the objects, I don't have any complexities, so it's up to me to divide them up into multi-objects and position them to create an illusion effect as far as the real thing, depending on the angle of view. On the basis of images, importing them in projected form works but is nevertheless complex and sometimes difficult to implement. I haven't been able to find a plugin that allows anamorphic projection of an image onto surfaces depending on the viewing angle, am I wrong? Would there be a solution for simply making these projections, a bit like what blender offers? https://youtu.be/BgbLXqqaHEI?si=NUWdJPZY2sE55qvg Help would be greatly appreciated and ideally the development of a dedicated plugin for even more solutions with Sketchup. Thanks in advance

@Christian_33 You can taper a curved cylinder by using selective edge welding. [image: 1732275412362-cone.gif]

Hi everyone, it took several years, but I figured it out! It's one of the most hidden features in SketchUp. If you want to export an image, draw on it with crayons or edit it in Photoshop ...or AI and then map it back, you must activate a scene with a saved camera and then click to create a new photomerge -> the vanishing points will be set according to the last scene. Then you can select the edited visualization and project it precisely onto the model as a texture. Amazing, right? It never works otherwise if a saved camera isn't activated first. The second hidden trick is equally clever. Did you think that exporting 2D DWG with edges colored by layers only works through layout? Miracle, it works in the sketchup too. Just set edges color by material and have Color by Tag activated in layers/tags, then create a Scene with saved Styles (+update the scene to save the style), keep the scene active and export 2D DWG. Aaand is colored. If the style isn't saved in the active scene, it won't work. Ns.

@Box said in Faces Splitting Up at random: Go View/Hidden geometry. This should show you where your faces are split. I am using sketchup for years. This was the greatest tip that I've ever seen. It eased all my pain that I've experienced through out the tough years passed struggling with random triangles.

@Lozza944 did you do what the message tells you to do?

@Rich-O-Brien Thank you for clarifying!

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@dmorong The Add Location feature is not included with the EDU license (SketchUp Studio for Non-Profits) the school has. It requires a full subscription (Pro or Studio but not for Non-Profits.) Contact Creation Engine for more information on this. https://shop.creationengine.com/

There is something in the way that prevents pushpull from going inward. Try selecting the face and using move instead.

Finished product. The real one, not the computer graphics one. Tips too! Cabinets and walls are white.....not sure why they appear blue.TIPS FOR TILES ON A BACKSPLASH......txt [image: 1729812225283-tile-job-part-1-resized.jpeg] [image: 1729812235257-tile-job-part-2-resized.jpeg] TIPS FOR TILES ON A BACKSPLASH......txt

@Dave-R I've tried to unsoften the edges to 0 degrees but the problem is still there. [image: 1729718131520-screen-shot-2024-10-24-at-8.14.01-am.png] The drawing will be sent to a machinist, If I can figure out a way to unsoften the edges, then I will add measurements and send it to him.

@mcann if those are spot heights you will need to get them into sketchup as construction points. Then use a cpoint to mesh extension to generate a surface. But I'm not fully understanding your message.

@pace514 Go to the In Model Colors and select the material to edit it. (Click on the house icon.) You can't directly edit materials that are in the material libraries. You can only edit the In Model materials.

@Rich-O-Brien said in Trees and SU's OpenGL: But if you assign the backface material with a 99% opaque version of your front face you get decent enough viewport results but your carrying an extra image. Thanks Rich, I never thought of assigning front face to back...despite using it all the time in other situations.. It does look slightly better, but as you say, there's a performance hit so I'm not sure it would be worth it if there were several high-poly veggies in the scene.