Sketchup layout 2015 update#

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(perhaps my experience as an object oriented programmer caused me to do otherwise). Particularly Layers! Your suggestion is simple: Groups and components on layers0 everything else even when within a group or comp on layer 0. Your private message was very very helpful! I now see why i was having some problems. _14-41-36.png: Back to 'Vector' the image appears but with no hidden lines AND NOTE THAT the unmodified 'WoodworkingPlans01' is in effect _14-40-25.png: Returning to 'Raster' no image appears

_14-39-53.png: Switching to 'Hybrid' the image appears but with no hidden lines _14-39-21.png: Switching to 'Vector' the image appears but with no hidden lines _14-36-38.png: On first selection of scene 'Bookcase - Moving Outer Left' the selection remains 'raster' and no image appears. ' to 'Bookcase - Moving Outer Left' - which implies the unmodified 'WoodworkingPlans01' The remaining images show what happens when I change the scene from 'Last Used. ' is the scene and the style is '(Modified) WoodworkingPlans01' _14-04-09.png: This shows the viewport after being inserted into a new layout document.

Sketchup layout 2015 update#

I have the style tray showing in this image and that confirms that style 'WoodworkingPlans01' was selected and with 5 snapshots of the other settings for the superimposed.Īnd yes I did update the style and save the skp and do a document update in layout - in fact I even created a new document and newly inserted just to make sure. _14-04-02.png: Shows skp for the scene in question ('Bookcase - Moving Outer Left') as I saved it.

So How do i figure out what that modification is so i can put it in tho the scene? When I then make the scene specific to what I know is the last scene I do not see the hidden lines as dashes or anything else.Īfter much poking around I see that when initially brought over the 'last used view' has a modified style used in the scene. When I insert a viewport into layout it initially shows correctly with the hidden lines visible as dashes.