@driven said:

Right click on the groups and 'explode' them, then select all and right click, 'Intersect Faces' >> 'With Selection'.

If you don't want them all welded together, make new groups with 1, 2, 3, etc.. groups first then edit that group by double clicking it, do your explodes and then click out of the new group to move on.

You will end up with internal faces, but that's another story...

john

@box said:

Or it may be that you just want all those groups to move around as one, if so simply select all and make group.

Yes, both these methods seem to have worked well, thanks!

Got a SU model her that's in "groups". What I need to do is "weld" the whole thing together, but I haven't been able to find a tool in SU that does this. Any ideas?

I have been looking at blue-prints for cars, planes and many other things. I'm trying to locate a SketchUp tutorial that walk-through the setup of the reference images for the object in the blue-prints, as well as modeling it from start to finish. Any suggestions?

@tfdesign said:

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=18992

First off, thanks for the link. But what I don't get is how the actual uv map is supposed to be exported? I added textures to this cube, then went to Plugins -> UV Toolkit -> Fit Texture to Quad Faces. It doesn't look like anything happened after that? Am I missing something?

Ok, this might have been covered before, but what's the best and simplest unwrap (uv mapping) plug-in for SketchUp?