The Need for Visible Reference Axes in SketchUp
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A command I really miss in SketchUp is this: the ability to know at any moment what the reference axes are. I often find myself moving and modifying objects but not understanding where they are in space, whether the axes are global or object-specific. In practice, other programs like Blender and others always have the axes visible on screen. I don't know if there's a plugin for this issue, but for me and my particular workflow, it's really a necessity.
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I don't understand. the axis are always visible in SU the blue one being "Z"
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Could you have turned it off by mistake
To turn off the axes in SketchUp, go to the "View" menu, then select "Axes" and uncheck the box next to it; you can also right-click on an open area on the axis itself and choose "Hide" from the context menu.
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You could enable Display Crosshairs
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@alexpacio2013 Roberto, I fear that you messed up with the sketchup style window or maybe with Fredo's Mr hide and you just hide axes visibility by mistake. Try to doublecheck that.
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