@derek edison said:
Export the model to DAE to get the texture. It appears that it's the same texture for both colors so just double click the tag color in the Tag tray to get the RGB values for each color.
Now that was a quick resolution. Thank you! Exporting to dae and importing it back allowed me to pick the paint with the eyedropper.
OK - I just went into the SketchUcation Tools and it now seems to be working fine. In fact, I now see that it is the latest version.
Not sure why there was a problem before, but I appreciate the responses.
What are you doing with the section planes in your model. Section planes don't actually cut through the model. It's more like an X-ray imaging of a body.
What do you mean by "I don't seem to be able to export a section view of my model that has multiple groups with any accuracy"?
It would help if you'd upload an example SketchUp model file so we can see what you are working with.
What version of SketchUp are you using? Your profile says 2018 Free/Make which is impossible as there never has been a version like that.
I always find I'm adjusting shadows anyway for time, date, etc. I can't imagine how having shadows turned on with the style would really save me any time.
@box said:
You can have multiple instances of both open at the same time, the difference is Mac opens each within the Ap while windows opens another 'window'.
Thanks for the info, much appreciated!
@spreadcore said:
Yes, I am. I don't particularly like using programs that I have to be online to use. So I don't use the newest ver. SketchUp 8 works just fine for the little stuff I do.
Since you are a hobbyist you could use SketchUp 2017 Make. You don't have to be online to use it.
It uses Google Search but limits search reults to sketchucation.com.
It works for me. Do you have some browser extension related to ad blocking that prevents it from loading?
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If you are using layers correctly Layer0 should remain as the active layer and shouldn't effect your scenes.
If you are using layers incorrectly anything is possible.
Attach your model so we can see what you have.
@garystan said:
I want to set how bright each light is. Some bright......some dimmed.
Thanks
Are you talking about rendering? If so, what rendering application?
Hopefully one or the other of those methods works for you.
Have a great Christmas, too. Enjoy the beach. The water is already too hard at our little "beach."