I'm not as skilled as my master @panixia, but I can still create some items with SubD.

Re: SubD examples and models

Su 2024 + vray 7 . Italian kitchen.

Thanks I solved it, I didn't understand why only that bar didn't work, anyway with the repair as administrator it solved it

@panixia yes, vray decals

I have a problem with SketchUp 2025 that I can’t solve. Basically, every time I open SketchUp 2025, it doesn’t display the styles toolbar. I always have to open it every time, and once I’ve completed a task, I close, save, and reopen SketchUp, and it’s always the same issue. What can I do?![alt text]

@panixia it's the n°1

Thanks I solved it, I didn't understand why only that bar didn't work, anyway with the repair as administrator it solved it

I have a problem with SketchUp 2025 that I can’t solve. Basically, every time I open SketchUp 2025, it doesn’t display the styles toolbar. I always have to open it every time, and once I’ve completed a task, I close, save, and reopen SketchUp, and it’s always the same issue. What can I do?![alt text]

@panixia yes, vray decals

I'm not as skilled as my master @panixia, but I can still create some items with SubD.

@panixia it's the n°1

A command I really miss in SketchUp is this: the ability to know at any moment what the reference axes are. I often find myself moving and modifying objects but not understanding where they are in space, whether the axes are global or object-specific. In practice, other programs like Blender and others always have the axes visible on screen. I don't know if there's a plugin for this issue, but for me and my particular workflow, it's really a necessity.

@Woody3DStudio The photo renders come from vray while the drawings are images exported from sketchup

Su 2024 + vray 7 . Italian kitchen.

Surely cleaning objects to turn them into solids is the best solution, but in case the objects have a lot of bugs, it becomes exhausting to fix them. I guarantee you that Bool tools 2 works and works better than the standard tools even among solids

Bool tools 2 also works on non-solid objects. I have not used the standard solid tools in sketchup for a long time, replacing them with bool Tools 2