I recommend installing "undercover" from orbicule to all Mac users I run into.

Gerard Michel RULES !

look up viewports. It is possible to have many viewports in a layout, but explaining this on a sketchup user forum seems beside the point. I suggest you look up the Autodesk user forums and launch your search there ? good luck !

Late to this topic, but I found this to be helpful at times:

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cheers

If free is your thing:
http://www.3ds.com/products/draftsight/download-draftsight/
was about to try this (thank Mike Lucey for the find) but then Autocad for Mac came out.

respect ! where thomthoms inspector was heading I presume.

A monument our office is currently restoring. This is from an old photograph.
Good find, Oli. Parallels has me switching to windows whenever, too, btw.

Respect, Fredo.
Every once in a while a gem like this is there exactly when I need it.
I'm going to include "difficult ramp for parking" here so people get this topic at the top of the list when searching. Many thanks !

Graziano,

any chance for a plug-in for the mac version ?
the idea is fantastic !
I don't know if anyone here knows http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9H-qhbIIMyk

would command-shift-4 do the trick ?

great plugin, thanks !

Anyone interested in environmentally sound details for residential housing ? This site uses Sketchup to get the message across:
http://www.passief.be/index.php?col=-welkom&lng=nl&doc=Bouwdetails

I imagine kwist feels like looking in a mirror !

thanks, Tom !
Great trees !

respect !

what is it you get when you cross an insomniac, an agnostic and a dyslexic ?

Someone who stays up all night, wondering whether there's a dog.

in the basecamp tutorial section there's a tip for this.
The essence is that you can make scenes without camera positions.
This way the scene tab behaves like a display mode.
Per tab you retain full control over displayed layers and such, as mentioned by earlier posts.
Good luck !

thanks, all. Will try that when I get home. These forums are truly helpful.

you could get a decent amount of cash for that

good work. Sketchup is the way to go when aiming for correct abstraction. By this I mean
viewers get a chance to muse about materials and such. The resulting dialog I find to be richer than taking the shortcut called photorealism.