If you find your SketchUp model starts to disappear, or clip, when you move closer to it but not close enough to pass through an object, you may have an issue with model data at a far off point in the scene. Usually, you will not be aware of this geometry, it will be out of your normal field of work and typically occurs when third-party data is imported into your SketchUp model. This is a known issue and is normally resolved by cleaning up this distant geometry. Please take a look at the video and links belo to resolve the issue.
1. Creating Your Account Once your SketchUp Pro Subscription order has been processed, you will receive an email containing details of your licence, as well as a link to the account management portal. Click the account management portal link, and you ...
SketchUp renders what you see in the drawing area every time you move around, create or edit your model. The more edges and materials etc you have, the more work SketchUp has to do. Keeping your model light and optimised is a great way of keeping ...
We regularly receive queries about choosing a machine to run SketchUp Pro. At this point, it is worth reviewing the SketchUp minimum requirements. However, there are some important considerations above and beyond even their standard recommendations.. ...
It is not uncommon, particularly in the final stages of developing a SketchUp model, for it to become unstable. This is not necessarily the fault of the software. Quick Fix Try to open the App just by itself and close SketchUp if it opens the problem ...
If you need to re-sign in to SketchUp for any reason, see the steps below. 1. Open SketchUp and Sign Out. To do this, click the account icon in the top-right, then 'Sign Out' from the menu that appears. You can also do this by going to ...