@fredo6 said: For te record, this is due to a bug introduced by SU2022. Aaah, why am I not surprised, this happens sooo often when a fresh release is minted.

Maybe, at first sight you won't notice a difference between the imports in LO, but just open the SU-references in SU...then you can see that the Section-Cut has been filled in the SU18 file and not in the SU19 file.

...I mailed Trimble that the solution for now, is to export a 2d view to a *.skp format. Layout will be snappy and usable then.

Yes, sorry, the ticking box... Thanks!

Yep, updated all plugins(checking this everyday) and set de scaling level to 200%. I also checked if this issue occurs on a 150% scaling and it does...Tried different things but nothing really helps. Already unplugged my screen again!

Thanks Rob, nice tip!

...Thanks for all the replies! I guess I'll stick to my Intel!

Pilou I already tried something similar with JPP and greeble, it doesn't quite come out as expected if your mesh isn't exactly right...mixture of tris/quads not very nice. What if you want a different shape too? I used sculpt tool on an offset grid with artisan and got some crazy results I didn't expect!! [image: array_zpscd360c6a.png]

yes i know but i said that because in this particular case he specified he need to revert just some components which were eventually painted not on purpose..

Have you try flowify plugin?

About the Mainstream like V-ray.... Have you ever teached Autocad users to Sketchup? They only ask me why Sketchup has not this or that function and tend to make Sketchup to be a primitive Software. They are often sluggish to change the way of thinking. No offending, but I have my autocad spinsters along my courses So Autocad will be the leader in the next years...that's mainstream. But that's in general with human thinking. V-Ray stays longer on the market and have a great customer community. So it is Mainstream, too. In the Render Community, where Professionals are working, the names are beside each other. Who needs speed tend to V-Ray, who needs quality tend to Maxwell.( biased and unbiased are quite different to compare ) The V-Ray comunity is larger by nature, not more. You'll find a lot of Help for V-Ray - here in the Forum too. Let's say single supported I thought the same about Maxwell and be on the track to learn it deeper. Now the Pluggin is really well implemented- thanks to JD- and well documented - thanks Jason too - so it makes it a lot easier now. Although - shame to me - I'm Maxwell owner since the alpha stages Congretulation for a 6- core I7

Good to hear!

Thanks Gaius, I'm going to try that......... grtzzzzz Pep

As to processors, the newer Xeon and i7 processors seem to have a slight edge compared to older dual- and quadcores. I tested a 2.53 GHz Xeon a couple of months ago, and it seemed equal or a bit faster with my small models than a 3.6.GHz P IV. Anssi