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@dave r said:

Unfortunately it's normal.

Thanks Dave R. Do not is information that I expected, but so is confirmed another limitation of the LO3, and works to almost starting from zero.
Thank you and good day.

Jim, I'm not trying to be arugmentative. I'm trying to find out where you find it impossible to get the actual dimension. Perhaps to help you out with it.

I have done a lot of dimensioning in LO and while I've had some gripes with it, it has always given me the actual dimension between the two points I select.

Would you show an example--upload the SU and LO files--so we can see when it fails?

Yes, you'll get 8hrs evaluation time. At the end of 8hrs the Pro reverts to free. 👍

Did not think the big differance was right to pay or not pay.
Thanks anyway, TIG and Dave R. As for the dishes: you're at ease.

@walterap said:

I'll try to explain my doubts. I started my work with the "simple templet meters" now wanted to move to "architectural design millimeters", using the dialog box "preferences" but nothing changes. What to do?

It sounds to me as if you didn't do anything to load the new template. After selecting the template in Preferences>Templates, click on File>New.

This isn't a bug so it shouldn't be in the SketchUp Bugs forum.

What do you want from a renderer?
Photoreal quality, ease of use, fast rendering, cheap/free?
So, the answer to "which is the best renderer" is: it depends on what you need.

From the sound of it you seem to be new to rendering so I would suggest a renderer that is easy to use and cheap to get you going.
If you want it to be free I suggest Kerkythea.
Cheap and easy to use, my suggestion is Twilight (it's basically Kerkythea but directly from within SketchUp).
Photoreal (advanced), then it's Thea or Vray.
If you go for one of the more advanced you should be prepared to put quite some time into understanding how to use it fully.

There are lots of more renderers and I'm sure others will fill those in.

Thanks Dave R.
I downloaded and actually everything seems to work fine. 👍

Hi Walter, hi folks.

Welcome from a french Canadian that is trying to perfect his English by using these forums and is also slowly learning Spanish.

Best regards