Someone had this same question recently. They were exploding the image after importing it, too. If you don't explode it, the image will show when the component is open for editing. I showed this as an example. [image: khLX_Screenshot-12_30_20207_28_27PM.png] It's puzzling to me that users feel the need to explode images after importing them. If it's not going to be used as a texture there's no need to explode it. If it is going to be used as a texture, it makes more sense to import it as a texture in the first place.

Thanks. Installed that (which I've used on 2017) before finding the old ruby. "Erase Stray Edges" works the same way. So far installing plugins in SU 2021 has been relative a piece of cake. Including the payware without even having to re-register any licenses. @dave r said: You might want to have a look at Thom Thom's CleanUp3. It can clean up more than just unneeded edges.

The cursor keys have been a thing for a few generations now but as I said, Shift can be used instead. I use both depending on what I'm doing.

Good luck with the toolbars. I've gotten in the habit of installing all programs using Run as administrator.

Thank you Gus, very nice

good to hear, I look forward to seeing this bug in our bug tracker.

Nice ! Can't wait to see the whole guitar

@unknownuser said: Gus, Now, I think I should maybe think about adding a tool to transform a flat contour map into an elevated contour set. Fredo If you manage that, you will be a GOD

Wow, Gus....! WOW!!!!!!

thank you for sharing!

Very sweet. The only thing I would offer is to shift the wood texture a bit on the three so the pattern is not an exact match.

@rich o brien said: Thomthom has a Batch Registry command thing that clear the reg Worked like a charm. Just have to reset the toolbar positions and I think I'm good to go. There must have been several 100 toolbar positions in the registry and deleting them by hand would have been tedious. Been working on some rather massive skp files here and I think the crashes and bug splats were the cause. Thanks Rich and ThomThom!

Hey Gus! http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=36770&p=323731#p323731

Thanks a lot for that! It was a great tutorial! -Brodie