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      Counting and exporting component quantities in a drawing

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      In SketchUp Pro you can use File > Generate Report. Or for SketchUp Make or Pro you can use Profile Builder, Estimator and many more reporting extensions to satisfy your needs.
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      Material editor in sketchup 2015 using a mac

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      @rads2012 said: ...I did find editing the colours would not allow me to rename them - the only way I could achieve this was to duplicate the colour and give it a new name and then delete the old colour from the list. what's the renaming convention you are hoping to apply? there may be other ways to do it... john
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      Collada export files

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      You could try pasting a camera into the .dae [edit it with Notepad++ or similar plain-text editor] <camera name="eyepoint"> <optics> <technique_common> <perspective> <yfov>45</yfov> <aspect_ratio>1.33333</aspect_ratio> <znear>0.1</znear> <zfar>1000.0</zfar> </perspective> </technique_common> </optics> </camera> add the value for the Sketchup.active_model.active_view.camera.fov add aspect_ratio as Sketchup.active_model.active_view.camera.aspect_ratio IF it's set, BUT if it's not [==0.0] then use say 1.33333 ? Then add znear and zfar set the view limits in 'current units'. Paste the code inside the main .dae files code here near the end [?this_is_a_guess?] </scene> HERE </COLLADA> I don't have the faintest idea what I'm doing but it might work ???
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