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Dave R

Share an example SketchUp file that illustrates the issue.

TIG

How big is that object ?
Small geometry has issues because points closer than 1/1000" are regarded as coincident by SketchUp's engine.
So tiny edges aren't made and the associated face can't be supported.
Have you tried scaling it up x100 [or more] doing the 'rounding' then scaling it back down.
Tiny geometry can exist within a model, but it can't be created by SketchUp.

Rich O Brien

@ntxdave said:

Can someone verify that my link is now public?

Its public

Dave R

I haven't seen any issues with this in my models. Make sure you have Environment Settings ticked as a Property to save in the Scenes panel.

Rich O Brien

Yes, use a texture instead of geometry.

You are asking alot of SketchUp to deform that type of mesh. A large planar face with many holes that have a high poly count means you have no surface topology to deform.

Better suited to a NURBs app like Rhino, MoI or Plasticity.

Rich O Brien

@Dave-R said:

Since you are using SketchUp commercially you need to get at least a SketchUp Pro subscription. Then you'll have LayOut and .dwg export capability.

I never thought of that....

Rich O Brien

It is likely the geometry that is too dense if it is freezing.

Did you try FredoBend?

Dave R

Since you are using SketchUp commercially you need to get at least a SketchUp Pro subscription. Then you'll have LayOut and .dwg export capability.

Rich O Brien

Thanks, just tried it. Any plans to add english translation?

I could get it to work but certain aspects I could not get proper translation on.

Rich O Brien

That accepts SKP files? Not that I know of.

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