@jclements said: Is their a plugin that can do this or could one be created to uniformly scale any geometry relative to specific place on the geometry NOT the center of the geometry. vertex tools can do this (and lot more intersting stuff)

One option would be VisMap. I find it an indispensable extension for any model that includes a lot of scenes and layers. You can download it here: http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323%26amp;t=23029%26amp;p=556327%26amp;hilit=vismap#p556956 It lays out scenes and layers in a grid of checkboxes. There is a checkbox to the left of the layer names that toggles that layer on/off for all scenes... which would accomplish what you're looking for (If I understood correctly). [image: fadZ_VisMap1.png] [image: 7RiS_VisMap2.png] Hope this helps.

Love it

Works on NetScape! Some people use it again?

ok, just change the number inside the file to 2014

John, Generate Report is not specific to the Outliner. You could still generate a report without using Outliner. Outliner is just a textual look at the model and it's component/group hierarchy.

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@jclements said: It seems to me that the 2.7GHz (Intel Iris Pro graphics) was a good value compared to the 1.4Gz configuration. Definitely. @jclements said: If I wanted to use SketchUp, would the 2.7GHz option do the job or is the 2.9GHz/nVidia necessary? @jeff hammond said: i've never personally used an intel gpu with 3D apps (i have an imac.. nvidia 780m though) but i just haven't heard any complaints lately with the 13" and many 15" macbook pro, the new mac mini, nor these imacs.. all of which use the iris pro. I'd echo Jeff's comments. I've recently bought a 13" MacBook Pro RD with a 2.5GHz i5/ Iris Pro, so a slightly slower version of the middle config for the iMac you're considering. So far I've been super-pleased with its SU performance. I don't render with it, but I haven't had any issues at all with medium-large files (40-50 MB). I just finished a walkthrough animation that produced a 45MB mp4 file. The animation inside SU and the movie were smooth and hitch free. So, yes the 2.7GHz would do the job for most SU users, excepting perhaps those with the most demanding workflows. I also concur with Jeff regarding Apple Care, and have a similar track record with a long string of Macs going back to the SE... never bought it, never needed it. The MacBook replaces an almost 11 year old 12" Powerbook G4 —which survived untold amounts of abuse. Any issues I've had —hard drive / optical drive failure — happened years after an extended warranty would have run out. (7 & 9 years respectively).

Thanks John and especially SDmitch.

Very amazing! [image: logo.png] Official site! TaoDyne Documentation is fabulous! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fvi29XAo4SI

The attached will copy and paste in place a group or component to another layer. It will appear in the Edit menu as "Paste In Place Copy of Group/Component to Layer". Paste In Place A Copy.rb Select a group or component and run the script. You will then be asked to choose a layer to paste the copy. The current layer will be initially displayed in the list. Thanks Sdmitch. Here is a test file to experiment with (SU2015 format). paste in place a copy, test.skp

How about this trick .. The answer is in the 15 second of the gif. [image: CUdR_Test.gif]

Here is the non-working tool which needs the do_zoom() method filled in. https://gist.github.com/jimfoltz/15b0178ad353a6f7a845

@jclements said: Dave R. ... are you impressed? Uh. Yes. That is pretty cool. Those are beautiful pieces. Thanks for sharing that.

Thanks