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    • RE: Trim a piano hinge to length. Converted STP file

      You all rock! Thank you.

      I'm finding it hard to find hardware/materials that will import into Sketchup easily. Most things seems to be IGES, STP or SLDPRT. The SimLab is the first converter I found so I went with it.

      Its odd for me to go after plugins/extensions and not have everything native to the program so I'm getting used to that.

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    • Trim a piano hinge to length. Converted STP file

      I'm trying to trim a hinge to length for a door.
      The hinge was a download from McMaster Carr in STP format and converted using Sim Lab Step Importer extension.
      The hinge is only 12" long and I need 1'-7.75". So I copied the hinge along the frame and now need to trim the hinge to fit.
      The hinge is not a solid according to Sketchup as I cannot use any of the Solid Tool operations to trim to length.
      Is there a Plug in for this or a way to convert the hinge to a solid?

      I come from many years of experience in CAD and Catia and I get frustrated in Sketchup with things that seems so simple to accomplish in other modeling software. Hoping there is a simple way to make this happen that I just haven't stumbled across yet.

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      DOOR-COMPLETE 1 - OPEN.skp

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    • Small circles don't drape?

      I'm having an issue with draping circles onto a curved surface to mimic a perforated surface. It appears circles with a diameter of 1" cannot be draped? I've tested this on a flat surface to drape on a flat surface and it seems once you start getting above 4" diameter the circle won't drape.
      Is this me or is this a software limitation?

      Sketchup Pro 2021

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