As already mentioned. http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15%26amp;t=63032%26amp;p=577207#p577207

I just gave it a test by searching "car" and the results seemed to match in both the web version and the comp browser version.

glad to help - maybe you let us see, what you've done later Regards

I'm having this same issue. Try to print to Bluebeam PDF. Monitors will just go black without warning. It's a graphics issue. I hit ENTER and I get the monitors up and running again. At that point I see an error window: NVIDIA OpenGL Driver The NVIDIA Open GL Driver lost connection with the display driver due to exceeding the Windows Time-Out limit and is unable to continue. the application must close. Error code: 7 Would you like to visit http://nvidia.custhelp....blah blah blah 2015 SU Pro. Dell with Intel(R) Xeon (R) CPU E5-1620 v2 @ 3.70 GHz, 16 GB RAM, 64 bit OS Windows 7 Pro sp1

I don't quite follow your question either, but, you can right click on a line and select divide.

Thanks driven, will give it a try but I think this still means saving each assembly one by one. I'd like to find a way to save multiple components at a time. Will try tomorrow. Cheers Sam

This thread may be of interest. http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=43257

You have the bolt component nested inside the Infill component. When components or groups are nested, CutList thinks the outer ones are assemblies, not parts, so it doesn't list them. If you need to treat the bolt and the channel part of the infill as a single assembly, edit the existing component, select all its contents except the bolt, and create a new component. It will then be nested at the same depth as the bolt, and will show up in CutList.

That 'Google' path applies to SketchUp versions <= 8... For newer versions the appropriate plist is found in: /Users/User_Name/Library/Application Support/SketchUp ####/SketchUp/Shortcuts.plist Where the #### will be 2013|2014|2015 etc Note that in v2015 the "Plugins" menu was renamed "Extensions" by Trimble, so any shortcuts copied from an earlier version plist, which will look for "Plugins" will not work: however, you can edit the copied plist with a plain-text editor and replace any "Plugins/" with "Extensions/" - when SketchUp is started the plist should then work properly - assuming the equivalent Plugins are installed and available in that menu... Also remember that you need to hold the 'alt' key as you click the menu to include "Libraries" to the "Finder" menu...

All of your 'raw' geometry [edges, faces, curves, arcs, circles, polygons, surfaces] should always be made on Layer0 - do not change the 'current layer' away from that without understanding the ramifications... You then select the geometry and put it into a 'container' - either a 'Group' or a 'Component' [these are best for repeated elements, where editing one edits all instances]. You then assign any desired Layer to that 'container' - creating the Layer[s] as desired. Layers are used to control visibility - they do NOT separate or lock geometry - that is done by using 'containers'. In you example... With the current-layer set to Layer0 in the Layer dialog. Draw the floor slab face on Layer0, extrude it using PushPull etc... and then select all of the new geometry and make a Group. Select that Group and use Entity Info to reassign it to an new Layer - e.g. 'FLOR-1' [which you make in the Layer dialog]; also take the opportunity to name the Group logically etc - e.g. 'Floor#1' The Floor-Group is now safely separated from the rest of the Model and by switching off its Layer you can make it invisible. To change the Floor's geometry Edit the Group and you are then working within the 'container'. Any changes are safely separated - you can inference and snap-to - but not 'stick-to' - external entities... To create the Walls' geometry I would Edit [go into] the Floor-group and double click its top face to select it and all of its edges, then re-click on that face holding Shift+Ctrl to remove it from the selection. Edit > Copy. Exit the Edit and Edit > Paste-In-Place The perimeter is now replicated in the Model. While it is still highlighted make that into a Group, named say 'Walls#1' and assign to Layer 'WALL-1'. Edit that Group and continue making the Walls' geometry inside it, on Layer0. You can still infer/snap-to objects outside of the context or within it. Selections are limited to the context's entities. If external object get in your way, you can 'hide' them by temporarily switching their assigned Layers off. Alternatively toggling View > Component Edit > Hide Rest of Model... ON/OFF will hide/show everything outside of the current Edit context - allowing you a totally uncluttered view when appropriate, although of course you can't then see external objects to infer/snap-to etc...

There were many comments, but no useful comments to solve the problem. I've just found out 'Makeface'(by Todd Burch' on Smustard's homepage. It recognizes the closed area even if its not completely closed. I removed all the faces and used 'Makce face'. Finally, The problem was solved

Ignore my last post ive worked it out, by taking 2cm off the v a_space_H and the a_space_V I can now get the correct number of bays required I am very deeply indebted for your assistance Thanks again

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@cuttingedge said: I cant complain when Im receiving amazing stuff for free. But yeah.. search funtion could be better.. Word.

calibrate it with game controller in device manager. probably has dust or object in the groove.

sounds good... K120 Logitech Keyboard - Space Mouse Pro - Saitek-Cyborg Rat 7 Mouse And I just ordered 3 extra 10-Key pads for customizing via this Instructable. I'll make them into SketchUp quick command shortcuts and maybe sell the other two once done.

@anthonysarno321 said: I can't find a plugin that does this, and it would save me loads of time. Often I am importing dwg files into sketchup 2015, and it comes in with all the layers, which is great. However, I often do not want all the layers shown. What would be easiest is if there was a plugin/ruby to send each individual layer to a scene, with only that layer. The scene would for obvious reasons be named by the layer. Then when I work within Layout, I can use/select any individual layer from the dwg file. Anyone know if this already exists, or a work around? Thanks in advance! If possible, please post a sample model,ver<=2014.

@sketchutect said: i was hoping someone can tell me how to access user profiles so i can browse the member info of people who post excellent information. Move the mouse over the (i) or click on the user name. In the near of the bottom of every page you can open a member list too. @sketchutect said: Also, at what point do free, newbie accounts gain the privilege to private message? is that for paid members only? No, there is no difference for free and paid accounts here. (I don't remember if this function is restricted for the first few posts)

I've got it to now be on the drop down menu, Happy days.