yes i know but i said that because in this particular case he specified he need to revert just some components which were eventually painted not on purpose..

If it worked, here are some examples of the surface problem Im describing above... [image: dUtR_cobraclamp.jpg]

Here is an (empty) model with a style saved in it. It has some clouds. To my best knowledge, it was shared by Chris Fullmer on the old @Last forums before Google shut it down. clouds.skp

I just use instant road now... http://www.valiarchitects.com/sketchup_scripts/instant-road

And colors more in deepth Color edges by C Plassais

Do you mean you've moved the camera? If so, Camera > Previous goes to the previous view Do you mean you've performed an action? Then Edit > Undo or CRTL + Z will restore the previous state up to 100 i think.

I meant there's no Option button like there is for importing CAD files and some others. You can import JPG files.

I am certainly no maths expert, but the error shows up in almost every along-path-plugin. I think where two lines intersect, there should be a stop-don't extrude any further point. After the crossing (i think even in "round corner") nothing acts like it's supposed to. Perhaps too simple where lines cross each other, where x = y then end. Depending on the function x shouldn't be allowed to be greater than y after an x = y. But I'm also not very good with code-writing... greets, kerr

That is pretty close ! I like it ! Well done !

@unknownuser said: And why not used the Unfold Sketchup tool itself? Flattery by Jim Foltz Iv tried that technic before, unfortunately that doesn't work so well as sometimes the mesh unfolds ontop of another mesh, I briefly remember someone posting something similar in the past, and i myself taught there would be a way to flatten your model in sketchup so to prepare a texture for unwrapping around the model before it was flattened, but that just doesn't happen in sketchup, I'm currently learning uv mapping for game dev models using roadkill and although it was confusing at first I am making fast progress, I also just downloaded sketchuv today at a very low price may I add and looking forward in learning this impressive tool, and both sketchuv and roadkill can work in conjunction with eachother, hope this helps but that's the route I'm taking with UV mapping at the moment

asrar, That is quite a lot to work with. The suggestions are all noted above. Peter

Thanks for the feed back guys. As soon as I can get my hands on the slate I will give a report. Probably not until October.

For triangulate use the Sand box from contour with the 2 different circles but the center is some curious so kill it [image: yHsk_humhum.jpg]

Hi folks. If the bar between the 2 leg has a rectangular or square cross section, it can be done quickly. See attached SU file for ideas. Horizontal bar between two slanted faces.skp

Sometimes you are stuck with a large model and can't reduce the dimensions of it, especially when modeling cities. Try hitting zoom extents, then re zoom back in. Zoom extents re defines the near and far clipping planes and often helps solve the problem for a while.

Thank you Dave It's exactly, what i need. Greatings Pedro (Gracias Dave. es exactamente lo que necesito Saludos Pedro)

mozzie The infection is spreading as we speak...

I did it! The fridge does not look so well designed but it works as it should. Thanks Jim Regards Kurt KuehlschrankV2.skp

What import unit did you use? The SketchUp Pro importer doesn't recognize the unit that has been used in the model you try to import, but you will have to provide the information yourself, via the Import Options that are hidden behind the Options button on the Import File dialog box. If you are inadvertently importing the model in millimeters or centimeters instead of Feet or Meters, it might result to too small faces that SU is unable to fill. An Imageshack image does not tell us much about the original DWG file so if you could post that there might be more to be learned from it. Anssi