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@baz Have you ruled out an extension clash by only loading the 3Dx extension?
Judging the ruby output SketchUp's own extensions.rb is complaining
There is a big difference in how SketchUp handles webdialog stuff between 2019 and more modern editions. Recent changes did break older approaches.
If it was me, I'd rename the Plugins to ###Plugins to prevent it loading so I would have a vanilla SketchUp install.
See if that still throws errors.
@nickchun Fredo should probably have written "14.7a or higher".
@L-i-am nice images.
I would like to see the first horizontal seams on either side at the same height.
I love light studies like these. I find you learn more from these smaller scenes than larger ones.
Less materials and objects make you focus on levelling up on details.
These are great! 
@danna Look at the orientation of the axes in my screenshot.
Give the component gluing in the Create Component panel.
@danna Rich is correct. Rotating the component would be simplest. You could also set gluing properties for the component and drag copies of it in from the Components panel.
I've set the axes so the component's origin falls on the vertical face of the box.
Rotate it. A component is agnostic to where or what it is placed on.
You are simply moving an object. It is not 'smart' so it does not care.
@jamesn320 said in Converting Lines to a shape:
I need it to stay flat.
Try Eneroth Upright Extruder from the Extension Warehouse.
@Tru-la-la Lol....I wish I had that hair and the bike!
My Opel Combo is not as cool 
The sparkle material is nice!
To me it looks like the dimensions of the texture for the material are not the same as the image.
I've encountered this when I create a material using a non-uniform texture dimension. Then I decide to switch the image texture for another non-uniform image.
You end up with a material that has its width and height skewed and resetting doesn't consider the image dimensions.
Did you try right clicking Texture > Reset
I believe the issues I'm seeing are extension related.
Try having the ruby console open while your painting to see if there's a clue.
