thanks for the quick response. Found this on SU website after my inquire. it's too bad in a component you have to go in and individually select edges. Even in wireframe mode surfaces will select and then one must deselect them manually.

I found pretty much the same thing you posted, compliments of our trusted friend Gaieus.

Gaieus
Hi Karen, Yes, you can hide edges of geometry within a group but keep displayed in others. Do not do it in the styles dialogue but edit the group (double click), go to wireframe mode (hides all faces but only edeges are displayed), select all geometry in the group, right click and choose "Hide" from the context menu. Now you can go back to your previous display mode and see the faces but not the edges. The unhide all command (within the Edit menu) will not unhide your hidden edges when you are out of the context of the group. Igf you later want to unhide them, you will need to edit the group again and apply the unhide command when inside its context. Gai... On Mar 7, 10:01 pm, sketchier karen.thei...@sbcglobal.net wrote: - Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -> Hi, > Is there a way to show the edges on one object/group but hide them on > all the others? > When I choose hide edges, it hides the edges on all of the objects. > This is good but on a few of the objects, I'd like to show their > edges. > Thanks, > Karen
(1 user) Mar 8 2008, 2:18 am

I am designing an album cover in sketchup. I want to be able to print with the edges turned on. However there is a single complex component in the composition and i do not want to have the edges visible. I am stumped on how i can only select the edges in the component (far too many to select indivually) and hide them. I am sure there is a simple solution- what pray tell is it?

Much thanks,
SUJ

Here are a couple of images of the completed model.

Solo,
I hope that you will still consider posting my model as a rendering challenge. I know it's been a couple of months but i would like to get some rendering software options for Mac OS before i commit to learning/purchase of the software. See the attached SketchUp file in the zipped attached file broadcast coffee.zip

Cheers,

SU Jockey

zipped sketchup file

@solo said:

Larry,

I have an idea, if you are willing to share your model I will start a 'render this' thread, and you will see the different renders using different render apps and user ability levels, possibly helping you decide and giving us a challenge.

solo-

I will definitely take you up on that offer. I'm too close to this thing right now and i'd love to see some examples of what is possible. Let me clean up the model before i post.

I am working on a logo for a friend's coffee shop. Of course as a longtime SketchUp pro user i decided to create the logo in a model form. Now it is time to "possibly" render the logo. I have never used rendering software but would like to give it a shot. Can anyone recommend V-ray as a good program for mac users? I am tempted to download the free trial of V-ray for mac but was hoping that someone could give me some feedback as to the quality of the program if you happen to use it or another Mac friendly rendering program that i learn easily.

Is it possible to have floating or rows of tools instead of the single horizontal toolbar. I often times am working on my laptop or not using a large monitor and would like to have the tool icons more easily accessible.

Is there any way to use floating toolbars on a mac or move/stack the toolbar to have visual access of all of the tools?

Thank you-

thanks, I will check it out.

thanks i will check it out.

can anyone help me to change the color of the x, y, and z colors to something else. I love to be able to view the model by axis in edge styles but would like to change them to a different color scheme. Any advice? Until then- I'll search for a plug-in.