OK got it. It works. Thank you

@zook247 said: Ah, the amazing Ms. Eneroth III comes to my rescue yet again! Only problem is I can't seem to save the scene with these aspect ratios which would be a nice enhancement if it can even be done. to do that, one approach would be to keep the window size how it is, use the camera tools to set up your scenes, export 2D files of your scenes at desired aspect ratio, then print that file instead of printing directly from sketchup. i.e. : [image: mxg5_act1.jpg] [image: 0zTf_act2.jpg] [image: gALp_act3.jpg]

I have posted 2 new models to the new Trimble warehouse... one three months ago and another 1 month ago. Both of them are still awaiting the Trimble auto-rendering robot to do the task of giving my models an image! We used to upload our own images and they appeared right away but no longer. Now we await an automated process to do it for us that clearly does not work!! eatc7402

Where is the component's origin relative to the geometry?

Have you tried scaling your model up as suggested? Then reduce it back down once you have intersected?

Thanks guys. Going to two point perspective seemed to work pretty good.

It's under the Edit tab in Styles, now. Click on the blue cube icon and you'll find the needed controls. That change took place with SU8. [image: GQZU_Capture.PNG]

and this one ? http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=39837

No special problem Maybe because you are on an office work with some limitation ? This plugin Ferrari make the same!

I was able to download finally using Chrome. I still don't know why it suddenly won't work with IE9 I tried setting my security way down. The pop up blocker was off. But at least Chrome worked.

TT's UV Toolkit can apply materials added to front face to back faces (or vice versa) even keeping the original texture positioning. [image: dfVf_uvtoolkit.png]

The purge did the trick! Great post. You definitely deserve a banana for this. Thanks

Thanks guys I watched that video. Just to save face here I didn't model the can light it's from KT's component lights to use in with KT and the walls in the .skp was just a fast way of showing my predicament with the can light but thanks TIG for your explanation. I think instead of using there's I'll model my own.

thanks, i knew it had to be something ridiculously simple like that, but it had me stumped.

I think he means a tool for normal mapping, bump mapping or something similar to that which, when applied to a surface, will deform and add vertexes to the mesh according to the map? or perhaps a real-time render plugin that makes it look that way even though it isn't? I'm not sure myself