@rawbee said: R key for rectangle, then hold down the control key That became available after this thread started. And you don't need to hold Ctrl. Just tap and release.

@poppadave The sink next to the octagon I used several plug-ins, Curvi-loft, round corner. The ones to the right I used the native tools. I created a basic outline, copied that down on the blue axis, created a plane at 40 degrees, moved the front two corners back and in until they were intersecting with the plane and the edges. I hand stitched the top and bottom corners together. Made a group, made a copy, scaled one of the copies down by .9, dropped it in the center of the larger one, exploded them both, and deleted the face. I made a rim for the sink using "follow me". Scaled it up by 1000, and intersected. I'm sorry, I'm not the best explainer and I sure can't make you a gif. So I hope that was enough information to head you in the right direction. Good luck, Chris HP Sink.skp

thanks rv

What is the question? To get rid of junk lines use make faces plus delete coplanar plugins. Matter of cecond.

you can download ol' SU Pro versions (DE/EN only) down to version 6 from our SUP download archive. Recent operating systems are obviously not supported.

@mike amos said: When will Blender 2.8 be released? All I have found out so far is that release is delayed. I'm hearing sometime in Q2-2019..BUT there many people are now using it since it's been in BETA. Beta typically means all the features are locked down but there may still be bugs. I've been using it for a few months now and it's pretty darn robust. As Pete says, you can download it now. Regarding DL'ing of Blender 2.8. You should consider updating your download every couple of weeks. I know this sounds silly, but it's pretty amazing how robust the daily builds are. I've yet to have to 'revert' to an older version, and I've been doing this for both 2.79 and 2.8 for quite some time now.

Thank you for such a concise tutorial tuna1957, Ive been away from the PC for a few hours making other bits. I will have a go in the morning and report my efforts. It's great to have such knowledgable folk to lean on, it's much appreciated. Joe.

I am running the software on my MacBook Air 1.6 GHz Intel Core i5, 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3, Intel HD Graphics 6000, until now, i have no issues, performance is so good.

It’s worth watching this video related to the Eneroth technique https://youtu.be/r2oHaFiF4fo

Would it be possible for people to post their templates or layer structures on here for comparison? It would be really interesting to see what different people do.

Would love to see Dave and David's work in place in my home!

When I do interior elevations in my models, I set it up in a new sketchup file and reference in my 'base' model. This way i don't have a million scenes or section lines in my main construction model.

I don't have the issue with anything other than spheres, not in Sketchup, not in kerk. I don't get it.

Welcome to the forums, Guillaume! Looking forward to seeing some of your work here.

I guess I did not answer your question fully a 30 frame per second video under 2 minutes long of a single House of the detail level that I was showing in that video would probably be around 3 hours in my experience with my machine. Changing the size and length you can easily get one under the 2-hour mark

https://extensions.sketchup.com/ru/content/s4u-slice

For a definitive answer you need to consult legal counsel. One thing is clear, if you are using SketchUp in any commercial way, you need to be using SketchUp Pro or SketchUp Shop. If you are charging people to see your tutorials, you can't legally do it with SketchUp Free or SketchUp Make.

Thanks! I'll try that to see if it helps

it happens in EVERY file ALL THE TIME! Restarting the computer is no use.

By using only two contours each time you are naturally creating hard edges at each join. Use more contours and get smoother transitions.