

- #Sketchup layers not working how to#
- #Sketchup layers not working update#
- #Sketchup layers not working pro#
Thanks very much for the help guys, I appreciate it. To help speed things up, you can hide layers that you’re not working on also, try grouping similar elements together, such as trees or furniture, then turn visibility off: Select the layers that you want to hide in the Layers window.
#Sketchup layers not working how to#
What I haven't seen is any good explenation of how to keep layers alive from a direct sketchup to revit import. I'm not doubting that the imported layers will work from a DWG that seems to be the general concensus on RC. Unfortunately, I have about 10 fixtures from sketchup, so it might not be practicle for you to convert all of them into DWGs, but this will be a worth while experiment. Thu, at 6:49:47 PM | Sketchup to Revit - Layer/Material Problems 1 when I click on windows>default traythere is no option there for layers I tried reloading program twice, still no layers DaveRApril 2, 2020, 7:10pm 2 Layers have been replaced Tags. Thu, at 6:39:41 PM | Sketchup to Revit - Layer/Material Problems This shouldn't be complicated, but it seems like theres very few who know how. (User) I used the create cove.tool layers command and found some floors objects in the roofs layer, why (Response) The SketchUp plugin filters roof. I'm speaking of a direct import from SketchUp to Revit. SketchUp Free is one of the most popular free online 3D modeling software.
#Sketchup layers not working pro#
Well since I'm not using Sketchup Pro I don't belive I can export to DWG. 1 (Printer Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not 21. Thu, at 6:34:09 PM | Sketchup to Revit - Layer/Material Problems I Hope and I Wish to LEARN more, and more, and more. Well, export the model to DWG, import the model in REVIT and check. So I am going to dig through, and implement, all the suggestions and come out of this knowing SketchUp better with a modeling methodology that makes me more productive. Thu, at 6:25:53 PM | Sketchup to Revit - Layer/Material Problems Still not working for me but DaveR’s response demonstrates beyond any doubt that it is something I DO NOT YET UNDERSTAND about SketchUp. Any other possibilities to what might cause this? I'm not sure if you've tried what your saying but it simply does not work for objects imported directly from sketchup into revit.
#Sketchup layers not working update#
erland, I've read your response to a previous posting of the same question. File updating allows you to update the existing file in your Prospect library with the latest geometry from your source model while bringing along any issues. All other layers become empty, which means the colors (render material xx-xxx) associated with them affect nothing in the imported object. For some reason, when the import occurs, all planes in the object are shifted to the "default" layer of the object.

render material xxx-xxx) are associated with each imported layer in the object from sketchup. The problem is the fact that those colors ( i.e. Render Material # to whatever other name you want."I've done this numerous times to no avail. "Go to Settings->Materials.and there you can change all the materials you want, and as an advice, change their names i.e.
