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    Geometry showing on one side of green axis only

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      amsta76
      last edited by

      Hi everyone, I have been using Sketchup for a few weeks now and I am stuck with an issue. I have a model (house design) which is located to the right of the green axis (blue is up, red is right). When I try create a line, rectangle etc on the left side of the green axis, it does not show, and only allows me to draw on the 'model side' of the green axis. When I open up a new file and try, there is of course no restriction, or even for that matter early revisions of my house model. I have therefore done something along the way recently, but have no idea what..

      thanks, Adam.

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        driven
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        do you have a Section plane hiding in the model?
        john

        learn from the mistakes of others, you may not live long enough to make them all yourself...

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          TIG Moderator
          last edited by

          Sounds like you have something obscuring things left of the green axis...

          As @driven says: ensure the section planes are visible/off and see if that helps...
          I suspect that he has hit on the cause !

          But if not, then perhaps something is 'merging' with your new things...
          So are all layers switched ON ?
          You should also ALWAYS have Layer0 set active, and always draw your geometry on that layer.
          Use groups/components [containing selected geometry] which can then be assigned to other layers, switched ON/OFF to control visibility.
          Layering geometry does NOT separate it when the layers are ON/OFF, but 'grouping' it does...

          Also check that View > Hidden Geometry is ON...

          Can you post a screenshot of the good/bad area interface, if these ideas don't help...

          TIG

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            Box
            last edited by

            This is what it could look like if you have a section plane .


            Section.gif

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            • A Offline
              amsta76
              last edited by

              Guys, thank you very much, yes hidden section planes !! duh.

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