@gaieus said:

Hi Mark (and welcome)

It's a "Style" setting. Go to Window > Styles and in the dialog In model (the little house icon), select the style you are using (by default there's just one style) > Edit tab > Edge settings.

Now when you are here, turn off extensions and endpoints (I generally turn these off as well as profiles).

If you wish, you can save this file as a template (File menu) and from Window (Sketchup on Mac) > Preferences > Templates use your custom template with these (and in fact any other kind of) settings.

Thank you very much Gaieus! I knew there must be someplace to do this.

Regards,

M.

@unknownuser said:

Hi M,

I am not a Mac user, but I believe the folder is here:
Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Google Sketchup 7/Sketchup/plugins

Thanks Dylan - that was just what I needed. I'm still learning new things everyday about my new Mac

Regards,

M.

Hi this is great! Is there a way to install this in OS X? I have a new Mac but come from the PC world. I would know how to install it on the PC by navigating to the plugins folder, but not sure how to on a Mac.

Anyone know?

Thanks
M.

Hi! I have been a sketchup user for a couple of years now and consider myself an intermediate user. I am an environmental designer and use sketchup to build environments I am working on. I love Sketchup 7 - it seems like a nice improvement over 6, but one thing bugs me and I have not been able to figure this out:

How do you 'turn off' the overlapping lines where lines intersect? I want to sometimes be able to view the model without these accentuated lines and also want to be able to print or save a JPEG file without these showing up. I could not locate anything in view or in preferences.

If you know how I would love to hear.

Thanks!

Mark