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      Geometry statistics per object

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      Rich O BrienR
      Thomthom's Model Info gives you certain amount of info about your model but not sure if it lists per item. AdamB's Goldilocks v2 indicates hi-poly object based on view. So if you have a hi-poly cup 20' from view it'll indicate it. Fredo has a Triangle count tool but I forget the name. I don't think there's something that does exactly what you want. But I could be wrong....
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      Painting the walls

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      Thanks.
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      Undo history list

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      @jim said: @jackhab said: Is there a plugin to view the undo history in a list? No there isn't, but it's a good thought. SketchUp's transactions are sequential - you couldn't Undo an action out of order, if that is what you have in mind. But it is possible to write an Undo List plugin which would work exactly like using the Undo/Redo buttons do already; except with a list. I'm OK with inability to undo out of order but I find myself clicking the menu instead of hitting Ctrl-Z just because I need to see what exactly I am about to undo. A simple list of actions would be great help.
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      Partial component scaling

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      Jean LemireJ
      Hi folks. You can also use the Move Tool after doing a carefull selection of the stile inside the component definition. Moving the selection will then automatically stretch all edges connected to it. However, if the window component is composed of subcomponents, this can become a bit tedious. Just ideas.
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