Remus,
I always new you were a genius and now you prove it again.
About 3 months ago I had a model that the perpectives were all wrong, and I couldn't work it out. Then to day after reading your post the penny dropped. (in fact you might have heard it)
Thanks
Its more of a seperate issue, but if you could take your work space with you, those who Hotdesk or travel to different offices would not have to spend 5 mins setting up the toolbars. If SU 7 had lockable toolbars and the profile system they would work together really well.
Not being an expert but it looks like you need to remove all the scripts named in the errors and then re-download the scripts. The file might have got corrupted through the transfer.
I was bored at work so I modeled this seat and bench combo
Its made from re-con stone with wooden slats.
http://www.magogroup.com/coleccio.php?col=00000016&l=en
Photoshop and CAD for that matter have the ability to save profiles for different users. This would solve the issues of toolbars and also templates, and the profile could include Rubys as well.
Not to stick my head too far above the parapet but there is an xref ruby knocking around, haven't used it that much. I might provide a temp solution?
But I do agree with all of it even though i might not come into contact with them
Aussie,
If you are using the Pro version i suggest you export your model to Layout.
But this is no good if you have the free version (which doesn't come with layout). I suggest that you might have to regress to using Jpgs from sketch up.
There will be more help on the way i'm sure
Good hunting
Two boys were known in their town for being badly behaved, if there was any trouble in the town it was normally one of these two boys.
Finally the mother of one of these wayward lads hears that a pastor in the neighbouring town has had a lot of success with this sort of situation.
So she arranges for both of the boys to have a chat with the pastor.
The first boy enters the church office and sits down on a uncomfortable chair in front of a large oak desk.
The pastor looks at the boy and asks in a loud booming voice
"Son, do you know where God is?"
The boy's face drops but he doesn't answer.
The pastor repeats the question but with more force.
"Son, do you know where God is?"
The boy begins to shake and his eyes begin to fill with tears but still no answer came for him.
The pastor pulls closer to the boys and repeats the question.
"Son, do you know where God is?"
This is to much for the child, he leaps up in floods of tears and runs out of the church only stopping to by his partner in crime.
He splutters out in between his sobs
"I think we’re in real trouble this time. God has gone missing and they think we've done it!"
I'm not sure what you mean. (Being dense)
Can you post some screen shots?
@galbavy1 said:
anybody out there?
I'm here (and yes it is 4 am GMT)
Well some times when you use Sandbox, it gets over keen and puts extra faces in. Have you tried switching on the hidden Geometery and seeing if the problem lies with over lapping lines.
Sorry best i could do at this silly hour 
Can you post the model for me to have a look at?
Granted but you can't open the box once its closed, you have to wait for the chosen one
I wish that Monday just gone, I could have looked round the Autodesk offices in Farnborough, Hampshire
There is an option on the shadows dialog box that says cast on ground, just uncheck that and you wont have to move the model.
Post some pics in the gallery when you're done
The .dwg file is not just 2d, Autodesk have made it simple (for once).
Hope you get it to work
A few other tips are:
@solo said:
I have not noticed anything like this on this site yet, requests are generally from genuine newbies that do need a solution.
Amen Brother and may it long continue
That seems a great idea for a hotel at least, but i wonder if it'll be like a revolving resturant and you'll be able to feel it moving. 
