I've updated the script to include all mod-key combos... http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=407776#p407776

Sketchup.active_model.pages returns a list of the SKP's scenes. pages["Scene 1"] returns the scene with that name pages[1] returns the second scene etc This list is in the order the tabs are displayed. You can set_current/add/erase pages etc so you can manipulate the list... pages.add(name,flags,location) adds a scene [or replaces the scene at 'location' - e.g. 1 for the second scene - if no 'location' is given a new page is added at the start]. The bitwise 'flags' is also optional - it represents the scene's properties - http://code.google.com/apis/sketchup/docs/ourdoc/page.html#update explains this... So it would be possible to write a script to reorganize scene tabs... BUT it's complex. Smustard.com has several 'page' tools [some free, some inexpensive] that might help you. One way would be to use the scene [page] export method [provided by 'pageExIm.rb' - $5], then sort the lines in the .sup file that's generated [with Notepad++ etc], then erase all scene tabs and immediately reimport the scenes in that new order as desired, using their names ? Tip: this tool might cause problems if you haven't [temporarily] reset your Model Info > Units to 'inches' when doing the 'export' - it exports details in current units, but then imports assuming they are in inches - at least in the [perhaps older] version I have [that I have adjust to automate this temp-units issue to always export/import in inches irrespective of current-unit settings]... There are also a Smustard tool to rename scenes logically after reordering if needed...

Thanks for the tip. The result did not change a whole lot though: [image: yukk_Skrmbillede2011-06-06kl.12.06.37.png] I also tried with the sketchup method you linked to and got the following map: [image: MLjn_hmn.png] (same result) I wonder if there is some setting to the gradient i need to change so it will create the "valley" after the top ledge. It seems like it gets where the ledge drops down fine, but then it just boost right up even though the gradient indicates otherwise? Maybe this is just not meant to happen. I tried to just paint an eco system on the mesh instead as the mesh is pretty detailed and okay as it is i guess. But it does not place the plant on to the mesh directly but some what under it, so only the top of the trees stick through. At the top of the terrain its okay, but on slopes and such its messy + i cant paint on certain places? Im gonna lay a bit low with all these basic questions, its only because of the time left of this project im asking to save time. Hope it is okay.