I'm guessing the box was drawn and the curved corners cut off with Push/Pull? [image: ZT8u_curiosity.png]

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=db27537086288b21706627b112998eff This is a small model built with some code to make it usable for sketchy physics (and perhaps 3d printing). Does anyone know how this would print on a makerbot? http://youtu.be/dqyyQF9gZeM or by just modeling with some pretty bizarre music http://youtu.be/MKrWDNDd62c

What about my question about administrative permissions? What version of windows are you using? Could you show the contents of the Wudworx folder. This going back and forth on the forum is kind of awkward. Maybe we should do this differently. If you want, drop me a PM with your e-mail address.

Thx, amazing wood's world!

No problem! I'ts my pleasure! ...et le français québécois est encore meilleur que celui du vieux continent!

Great Canadian beer, Beaver tails and hockey....man, what a country we live in. Happy Canada Day

Go to Model Info>Components and untick the box for showing component axes. [image: bKZ8_Capture.PNG]

Well as promised, I gave launchup a go. Sadly, I'm no farther ahead as I'm still 'searching' rather than sorting. Thanks again for the suggestion Hopefully someone at Trimble reads this and will tweak their SU interface to accommodate sorting list items with a right-click method.

That's the ticket! Superb Solution. Thanks a bunch to Wikii ! Great Job. Thanks to all . . . . again. Nino

Hi Bob, As weird as it may seem, I'm still struggling to label my job correctly! I'm working in the event organization industry and what's closest to what I do may be stage design. Basically, I'm given cad plans of the venue where the agency want to organize an event and I try to meet production costs and artistic ideas to sell the concepts. Since the business is quite slow at the moment, I like to spend some time practising, modelling and rendering and trying to help people when I can. I got helped so much on this forum... It's an amazing community! When I started modelling in Sketchup 3 years ago, I just thought I had to do my best to make a living out of it. And when I started rendering, it just met my personal tendency for precision and taste for photography... It all just made much sense! I started rendering with Kerkythea and now I'm using Thea render. Thea render's new release is very exciting and from my point of view a true revolution for Sketchup users. And a lot of the Sketchucation community also migrated to Thea which makes Thea's community also amazing. I can say I met a lot of great people on this journey and if I can also help a tiny bit then I'm the happiest guy! Nice meeting you Bob! Have a nice day! Nicolas