The Flatten to Plane plugin was the one with which I had the best results, although some of the lines are still not flattened (even when I select everything before activating the plugin).

The Drape tool didn't do anything for me.

I'm not sure, but I think that my problem is that not only I have lines in a diferent "Z-level" (lets say, still in the same plane as the plane made with the red and green axys, but some meters above 0), but some lines are in completely diferent planes... Those lines seems not to be affected by this plugin.

Still looking for a complete solution.

Thanks for the help so far.

Jose

Hi

I'm quite new using SketchUp, but I have looked for answers to this question and couldn't find anything...

I'm importing a DWG file, that has a 2D floor-plan of a home. After importing, the elements are in several diferent Z-planes! So, when I look from the top (Camera -> View -> Top) the drawing is correct, but when I look from the side, it is a complete mess... So I can't do anything with the model.

Have anyone seen something like this? Is it possible to "flaten" a model, so bringing every "point" in the model to the same Z-plane?

I don't have Autocad (I've received the DWG file from another person), so I have to figure out a solution using only SketchUp.

Any help will be very apreciated!

Thanks

Jose