Repeat Last command??
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How about Orient Faces? Select a face with the correct orientation and run that from the context menu.
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@dave r said:
How about Orient Faces? Select a face with the correct orientation and run that from the context menu.
Theres it is, sitting in my download dir, for who knows how long.
Sorry to waste peoples time.
Maybe if it was named something more descriptive I would have noticed it!
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Orient Faces is native to SketchUp. No plugin required.
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@dave r said:
Orient Faces is native to SketchUp. No plugin required.
Pro Only??
Have Oriant Faces RB in my dirctory. Must be some use for FREE version?
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No. Not pro only. You have to select a face before it'll show in the context menu.
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@dave r said:
No. Not pro only. You have to select a face before it'll show in the context menu.
Stupid me! If you select more then one face you don't see it!
I kept selecting more then one face.
I am trully humbled!
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No worries. I suppose it doesn't work if you select more than one face because they might have different orientations and then which face would SketchUp use as the reference face? It might make the magic smoke come out of the processor.
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I guess he didn't see my suggestion above.
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@mitcorb said:
I guess he didn't see my suggestion above.
Yes I did Tim, thank you.
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ThomThom also authored the Selection Toys plugin.
You NEED to get that. It allows you to get selection sets, based on search criteria, and apply filters.
Now, ALSO built into Sketchup... select ONE face, right-click it, click "Select >" on the popup, and choose "ALL on the same Layer" (or Material which is likely to be nil as a default.)
Now you have a selection set whose members can be out of the viewport.
(You could always Zoom Extents, also before selecting.)
Here's another plugin by Didier Bur: Automatic Face Reverser
Otherwise.. go to Plugins Index and use your browser's find function to look for buzzwords (Reverse, Face, etc.)
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Not to mention FrontFace by Tomasz Marek, which is my favorite !
Here: http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugin_details.php?id=154
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