If you are looking to create terrain to model on, you can turn on your sandbox plugin, draw some quick topo lines (even better if you can get topo lines from an existing map/gis website) and then simply hit the 'from topo lines' tool in the sandbox tool kit and whalla you've got your site topography to model your deck, patio, & landscaping on. Sometimes I prefer to model the landscaping (paths, walls, etc.) in a plan view, then elevate the lines directly over the sandbox topography and use the drape tool to place the lines I need on the generated slope. Lots of tutorials I'm sure on how to use the sandbox tools.
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RE: Sloping ground and working drawings
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Database Plugin
Does anyone know of a Database Management Plugin or Component Management plugin? I am looking to create landscape plans with Sketchup Pro & Layout, but the biggest hindrance at the moment is a way to model the landscape with the plants I want then easily create a plant schedule from the components used in the model. I'm not a ruby scripter, or else I'd probably write my own plugin. Does anyone know of a solution? Thanks