Hey there, do you know why the points I set on my SketchUp-map are different when I cut and paste them into Google Maps? There is always a difference of about 20-50 radius.

It's a little confusing with the two corner plugins, but I get it now -- Curvizard is great! Thanks for the suggestion; I'm going to go simplify a bunch of my old models now

@fredo6 And anyway, even with your script it works on the second opening of the Master toolbar manager panel. At the first opening, the Custom toolbar panel is not present. [image: 1764950816189-79c4d3c0-a338-4c89-a01c-5bcba232e81a-image-resized.png]

fortunately it is going on here. The Sketchupmodel as a 3D Print. [image: 1764927986232-2025-12-02-11.07.48-resized.jpg]

Once again, I want to thank all of you for your responses. As I said earlier, this is not my first model and I have been using SU for several years. Just doing things far different from what I am working on now. @Box was right on. I finally did it correctly and it worked exactly the way I wanted it to. My dimensions are slightly off (VERY minor) but I got it to do exactly what I wanted. . I have some other challenges but hope I can share what I am doing in a couple of days. You will all wonder what the heck was so difficult.

ok, I will send you the scene. Regarding the issue of geometry not displaying when enclosed in groups and subgroups, if I find an earlier version where I haven't broken everything down inside. As for exposure, there may be aspects I don't fully understand, but generally I have this problem: like in photography, if you take an interior shot focused on objects, your window will be white, with saturated light. If you focus on the window, the outside landscape, a digital camera will make the interior extremely dark so you can see the trees and the garden. Just like the human eye. Except our eyes are very fast and correct in microseconds, which allows us to see both the exterior and the interior so clearly. That's light sensitivity. If there's a way...

@ecati said in Help with using WrapR: I would like to ask whether WrapR supports UDIM workflows or multi-tile UV layouts. This is important for my workflow At the end of the day, in Wrapr it's perfectly supported if you know what you are doing. The problem is that Sketchup itself doesn't have native support UDIMs in its materials. So you need to create a different material in order to import back each UDIM tile. As long as you need to export the model to a different engine with native support for UDIMs, everything is fine and you don't need that workaround. Can you elaborate a bit more what specific workflow you are after, so that maybe we can better help you? Do you need UDIMs for Substance or something like that? Here's a practical example of something I did using the same exact tecnique shown in the video above: https://community.sketchucation.com/topic/160953/ferrari-f2004.

The issue has been resolved. Thank you for your help and response !

Apparently more accurate than folk might think..

LA is known for being VERY slow (even before the fires), nit-picky, and sometimes downright unreasonable. Best of luck in getting the project(s) approved!

Hi, on Mac, you must first display the rulers in Layout (see screenshot), then select the “Spacing” dropdown menu (see screenshot). [image: 1764585254468-capture-d%C3%A2-e%C3%AC-cran-2025-12-01-a%C3%AC-11.32.12.png] [image: 1764585262127-capture-d%C3%A2-e%C3%AC-cran-2025-12-01-a%C3%AC-11.33.22.png]

Wow, looking awesome!

@Bryan-K Thank you sir.

Legacy materials should be displayed as the old style square swatches if you don't have Automatically Enhance Materials enabled in Preferences Graphics. I leave that turned off and only "enhance" materials when I want them enhanced. This is a custom set I made or got somewhere long ago. [image: 1764516899370-screenshot-11_30_2025-9_34_29-am.png] For new materials that show with the cube, you could edit them to remove Metalness and Roughness as well as any other mapping them might have. Then save the changes by dragging the thumbnails back to the collection they came from. [image: 1764517281715-material.gif] So presumably you are still using the Classic Graphics Engine? At least until you get a capable computer you might as well stick with SketchUp 2025. Then you wouldn't have to do anything to not see the cubes.

Thanks Bryan – I used the same pattern as above to create my this year Christmas doodle. https://community.sketchucation.com/topic/164628/advent-wreath

Well done!

Very cool!

Well done!

Top notch work as always. Model, style and choice of subjects. Top notch.

Excellent work as always!