Spacebar woes
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reinstall?
dunno, that would drive me nuts too.. fwiw, the spacebar works fine for me.
maybe delete the preference list and relaunch SU? (user/library/preferences/com.google.sketchuppro7.plist)
or,
delete the shortcuts plist? (user/application support/google sketchup 7/sketchup/shortcuts.plist)
[edit- oh wait, did the spacebar act like that since you installed sketchup or did it start acting up after a while?)
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@unknownuser said:
reinstall?
dunno, that would drive me nuts too.. fwiw, the spacebar works fine for me.
maybe delete the preference list and relaunch SU? (user/library/preferences/com.google.sketchuppro7.plist)
or,
delete the shortcuts plist? (user/application support/google sketchup 7/sketchup/shortcuts.plist)
[edit- oh wait, did the spacebar act like that since you installed sketchup or did it start acting up after a while?)
It only started acting up weeks after install- but i'll try the preferences thing out and let you know.... thanks
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The spacebar works fine for me.
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This seems to be a Mac issue.
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Hi troyhome,
This is actually an issue with Mac settings for keyboard shortcuts. If you go to System Preferences > Keyboard & Mouse > Keyboard Shortcuts and change the setting to "All Controls" then it should get you back in business.
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Occasionally have situation where spacebar tap will not exit Rectangle tool.
There is another default shortcut for Select on Macs also, Command / -
Thanks, Jody.
I've been frustrated with this on my mac @ home.
As you know, I haven't had any issues on my pc @ work.
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Jody - that does seem to help in most cases. I do still get the Model Info window popping on using the Spacebar when working inside a group or component. Don't have time right now to properly trouble shoot the issue.
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I just checked the keyboard shortcut preferences, and it is set as indicated.
It has not solved the problem for me.
Mac OS 10.4. SU 7.1.
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The same has happened to me a few times. I find that opening the Disk Utility program (found in Applications/Utilities) clicking the hard disk reference and running the Repair Permissions routine does the trick.
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