@adorno said: Looks very pretty and more organised. But I don't suppose work is being done on Kerkythea anymore? Apart from Thea There have not been a KT release for a while, but KT is still usable and free

hi I have never had a problem with SketchUp and iMac, but I have had issues with LightUp inside SketchUp and my particular graphics card [ATI, which is no longer used] If you use a renderer inside SU, it's worth check it's website/forum for issues... john

You're welcome!

@mwm5053 said: Yes I see them now in my Spam folder. Thank you very much for checking it. I have to admit that I don't really know why it lands in the spam folder of some email clients. I will investigate and if there is a solution for that at server-side I'll do that. Until then I'm sure a filter or whitelist setting at your side will help to receive them to the right folder,

Well, OK, you could do that. If you have SketchUp views in your LO project, you have at least one SKP file in the LO file.

Old topic but this is an issue that I am also interested in. Hope to have more answers

Hello mwm5053: Step # 1: You create your door and window table in Word and make and Excel's sheet, Work in this sheet. Step # 2: save format. RTF Step # 3: import the table into LO voila ¡¡ (You can edit the data in the shedule) I hope this helps you Regards Pedro

If you are using SU as your plan reference and your doors are components, LO will recognize the CP. I dimension all my windows and doors to the CP and it works great. Your effort will be further simplified if you draw a threshold / sill.

Any time.

@glitchdesign said: Hi, I found this thread because i have the QL helper issue too. I've tried the ql manage steps listed above. I can't say for sure if .skp is the only thing that makes ql go nuts, but there's no doubt that it is a trigger. I've never come across anything like the quicklook generator posted above, will it help specifically with this problem, or is it more just for being able to view files before opening them? Where should i put the .qlgenerator file? I'm afraid i'm not too experienced with this stuff... So far as I know, nobody ever conclusively proved the cause of this problem, so there is no guarantee of what will work. My theory was that it could be due to SketchUp not registering the .skp extension correctly with Mac OS X, which would cause Finder's preview to scan the file trying to decide how to display it and could clog up the quick look cache. I am sure that SU 8 did not register .skp, but I haven't checked on 2013. Unzip the qlgenerator into ~/Library/QuickLook and the ruby into your plugins folder (the path varies depending on SU version). You may have to run "qlmanage -r" from a console window before the quick look daemon will pick up the new generator. You also have to save a file once before you will get a preview image instead of the sketchup logo.

Thank you Jeff. I tray it in PhotoShop, and works very well Pedro

also using round corner + split donuts

You could try Sandbox then Jointpushpull. [image: dwPn_.png]

Hi folks. See this SU file for ideas. Chisel rack.skp

Thanks

Hi, Gaieus: I was able to take a moment. I am at work on the computer in question and there seems to be primarily a delay in accessing the Forum main page and the transition from the Reply button. Let's see with this message if there is a problem with submit. EDIT: Evidently not. Seems to be working now. The little box at the bottom left didn't show anything unusual when it was slow enough to read.

A good place to learn about those shapes: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/GeodesicHelp A good plugin to make them: http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugin_details.php?id=156

@arcad-uk said: Sonder, is there some magic way you get dims to lock? I frequently update views and find dimensions left detached and floating although the original points are still there just in a slightly different location. I responded to your other thread. If you are frequently updating, is it possible that you originally dimensioned to a "modified" scene and then corrected later. That would do it.