. That's hilarious.... We figured a fix tho. Docked the M90 to a hi'r-rez monitor and then tweaked it to max rez and lo and behold we could grab the edge and resize. Not sure how it happened, but now I thk I may have to drag the stationary monitor around -- just in case.... Thx again /D

Oh, good. I "hoped" the answer was going to be so simple (you can imagine I've made this mistake myself so that's where I know it from)

TT I see it, thanks for the link.... /D

. Funny that we've been fooling w/ this for a long time and I just assumed it was another undocumented trick. You'll notice tho as you use the Outliner for drag/drop nesting of the clones, that the results are unpredictable (and therefore not really a feature"..;-) Some of our object outlines are 5 or 6 nests deep, but the same behavour occurs even with a simple cluster. Hope that helps, pls let me know when you know...thx again. /Dennis .

@jim said: You could also use a "master" scene that would reset the model when selected. And there is the File > Revert menu option, which will revert the model back to the state when first opened. Checked my "file revert". My revert is grey out, and I haven't found any way to ungrey the revert. So what do I need to do to use revert? Ken Oops, never mind. Was looking at a file that I had not done anything to, so when I added a new section, saw that revert was not greyed. So, thanks for at least making me aware of the revert option, because I sometimes can realy mess up my work. Ken again

@matte said: Thanks TIG, but I can't see where to grab it from? MAtte See earlier msg for re-upload as zip...

You probably already know, but just in case: if you turn the opacity to 70 or higher, it will then receive shadows. Or at least that was the rule when they first introduced transparency in SketchUp. Haven't tried it since \ Juat checked. That measure has to do with casting shadows, not receiving them. sorry about that.

What? You're not working on this?