The building of which I try to make a reports [image: DrmD_building.png]

I don't fully understand your question but I'm guessing that when you move the model, outliner is updating and the names of the reloaded models are updated to their new names. When you reload a component and it has nested components that have been edited on the external model, sketchup will assing new names to them when reloading. This is to prevent that these specific components might be switched on other parts of the model, possibly ruining it. Unfortunately, the opposite behaviour could be prefereable sometimes but that is a feature of sketchup, not a bug. The advice I have for you is to not depend on the #n on definition name numbers for organizing your model. If you want to tag tag the model (for instance), it's better to use Component Name, Rather than Definition Name, though it's probably more dificult. A great plugin to do that is Rename By Layer (wich also renames by selection or by other options) Again, I'm only guessing here so I hope I've helped...

Thanks for your answers Is there a simple one-line text style ..? TIG 2dTex tool, or other tools ...

I use 3skeng on a daily basis, however, I don't use the Steel work, but the piping libraries... You can purchase additional libraries, so I suggest you write to 3skeng support...

It is working again. In the name was the letter Ä. I saved under a new name and everything is OK A big THANK YOU

Hi, IAho: Since you mentioned plugin in your thread title, maybe tak2hata's Building Structure Tools? maybe not. What I said in my first reply still holds. When you insert all of those skp's of different parts of your assembly, they are defined as components in your working file. That is because a Sketchup component is basically a .skp file itself. Collecting a bunch of components and defining this collection as a component with a unique name will create an "assembly". Does this help?