@snowy said: well im learning DC myself atm, but if im correct u need place the colors straight into ur DC. Like the DC car below they solve it with hidden balls, but u can also make some small squares and give those the textures u want. Place them into ur component on a place where it's out of sight. (like really small squares 1x1 mm) like i told im learning it myself so might forget some important info but hope this will help. Thanks, will try that

Hi,bdealva. I am working with point cloud in Revit and want to find a way to work in SketchUp. It seems that you are working with point cloud in AutoCAD, am I right? Could you please tell me how AutoCAD works with point cloud? Is it easy to modeling than Revit or some others software? Thanks a lot.

@dave r said: .....but the heart rate is too high and the SpO2 is too low. Sounds like the results of my last check-up.

@anssi said: I think that your problem is that your subcomponents are trying to reference parameters from their siblings. I understand that parameters can be passed only between grandparent, parent and child. In this case I think the culprit is that the Startstolpe and Endstolpe components are trying to read values from the Panel component. Anssi Thanks, will look in to that!

@chris fullmer said: Seems like it might also be possible if you export it as a video, exporting jpegs and do like 1 frame per second, and set the scen transition time to 1 scene per second. It seems like that way you can specify an aspect ration better? I'm little rusty on that topic though. It might or might not work. This worked! Awesome! =D Can't thank you enough. And thanks to all of you, found some nice plugins on the way!

I'm not sure what other aspects of sketchup may be lost?...But saving as sketchup version 6 or below removes dynamic attributes, retaining the component and sub components.

Thanks! CleanUp is a great plugin that I have used for a while now. And in combination with MeshLab and Babel online converter the I reduced the size to 4-5MB, but the result isn't that good. But, I think it is hard to get it better. Will try to get the cad files and simplify the model from start.