@solo said:

http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=9342&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hilit=cloth

Hallo Pete, that is really an impressive work! However I was looking for something more general. Think of a group of 3D letters, e.g. "PETE". If I was to drop a cloth over them, I would not really know how the final image would come out. And even if I did, I would not know how to draw it! I'd like SketchUp to do the job for me...
Thanks anyway!

Hallo everybody, I am triyng to obtain the effect of a piece of fabric fallen over a solid body.
What I mean is some sort of "soft plane" dropped over a component (imagine a table and a tablecloth). Cool in my opinion, but I can't figure out how to do it. I've tried to drop a TIN over a cube using SketchyPhysics, but it didn't work - the TIN behave like a solid plane, not like a soft thing.
Any idea? Thanx!!!

Alan, that was an excellent, simple, elegant and amazingly fast answer. Thank you!!!

Hi everybody, this is my first question to this great Forum.
I would like to project an image not on a single object, but rather on a group.
E.g.: think of a wall as made of several bricks. Each brick is a grouped cube (an instance of a cubic "brick" component). If I could only project an image over the whole wall, then I could move apart each single cube simulating an exploding or falling painted wall (hey, I would use SketchyPhysics for that).
Unfortunately I am not able to project simultaneously the image on the faces of the various cubes.
Any idea? Thanks in advance!