@thomthom said: @gr8fzy1 said: A while back I discovered that I could turn off the anti-aliased textures and doing so seemed to let my computer run a little faster. Odd... goes against what Google recommends for better performance: http://sketchup.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=161352 @unknownuser said: Enable 'Use Anti-Aliased Textures' (Window > Model Info > Rendering) Thanks, the Window>Model Info>Rendering drop menu was what I was looking for. My computer isn't all that powerful, and besides, it says that if I experience blurry textures or strange display effects to uncheck the box. And my textures do blur into almost gray blobs if I have my modeled angled on screen too sharply.

Well, I cannot tell you much more than what has been previously discussed in other threads. You probably have an integrated graphics processor- not a recommended system for a graphics intensive application, let alone a plugin for it. It's this OpenGL thing. Your processor has to support that "protocol". Again, I cannot be 100% certain it would not be some other factor. Strangely, I have an older tabletpc with XPpro on it that seems to have an integrated processor. Yet I can run Sketchup and SSB on it, and I do not recall having that situation come up. Maybe that system is designed for heavy graphics. It may be time to consider a newer system. I know I need to.

Thank you Rich, I've downloaded both and will be trying them out when I have a few minutes.