@box said: Segments. There is always a limit to the number of segments Sketchup can deal with. There is also an unfortunate lack of good error messages built into sketchup. 10000 segments of a single continuous 'curve' will tend to crash sketchup without a bugsplat. Your question appears to show that 6000 segments is the limit on a follow me before it gives you an error that is somewhat meaningless. Thanks for going to all the trouble, some very useful information for myself and probably others. Very much appreciated And you're right about the 'somewhat meaningless' error messages. It might as well have said 'This ain't gonna work, but we're not gonna tell you why'

@mill3rluke said: Hi All, I use SU extensively for work, usually I model the project in SU and then detail using Autocad. I have layout although it does have its uses for some bits but i just preferer Autocad. I would like to start rendering some of my projects but im on a super budget. I would be interested to hear anyone's suggestions cheap rendering packages or any workarounds to make a more presentation during the final design to send to the client for approval. see link below for some examples + pictures of the scheme in construction. https://ln5.sync.com/dl/1e47f1540/npanmzn3-2748qapy-ec3hna8r-adckwv95 thanks I would suggest to give a try to D5 render, which is pretty good and easy to use, works very well with Sketchup and is quite cheap being that is actually free. The only drawback is that it requires a GPU suitable for raytracing, so make sure you've got one if you want try it.

You'll have plenty of grunt with 3050

There's another thread on this... and Fredo has issued v2.3a... today... https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=ThruPaint

@box said: Personally I would use Tigs smart offset, then deselect faces from Thomthoms selection toys, allowing the edges to be deleted and then pushpull. Ooh, I like this better! Thanks for the tip!

Just translating message... Hello With the "Sandbox" tool I used the "from scratch" tool and then "shaped" my terrain. @unknownuser said: Hello With the "Sandbox" tool I used the "from scratch" tool and then "shaped" my terrain. I would now like to project a path on this land to fill the area of the path with another texture. When I used "From scratch" my land is in the form of a grid, and the stops therefore create multiple faces. So it is very complex to fill each face. If I had used the tool "From the contours" I would have only had the stops of the projected drawing and therefore the faces would have been curved but unified. I wish I could get the same result "from scratch". is that possible? Thank you for your answers.

Yes there is a good easy method. Use LayOut. Share the SketchUp file and I'll show you how to set it up. What size paper would you print on?

What version of SketchUp are you actually using? Your profile says you are using 2020 Free/Make but there is no such version. Providing the correct information helps us help you.

Hi these are probably faster to model yourself than to search, download and modify them - however, for example in the 3D Warehouse you will find a wide range of window shutters... https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/search/?q=window shutters&searchTab=model

I had to pick out the turtles before they let me sign in. Trimble is working with Big Turtle.

Have tried https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=CopyAlongCurve ? You need a median curve to act as a central path for the object

Check the TM documentation https://dev.epicgames.com/documentation/en-us/twinmotion/datasmith-direct-link-workflow-in-twinmotion#resolvingbrokenlinks

Ok. I solved it through by looking at a new (2022) video och Geil. The option to flatten the base does not show unless you push the small green arrows to the left. Then it was simple to click the flatten symbol under the Misc. head line.The Vector Push Pull seem to give a better result than the Extrude Push Pull.

@samodelkin_77 said: BZ-Convert to oh! I found it. The name of the plugin is Bezier Spline https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=BezierSpline Thank you so much...!!!

Just use the web based version if you're learning. Then if it becomes a passion get yourself a license.

If you shared the file it would help us help you get the issue sorted out.