I turned on parallel projection mode. On the top plane, I set different colors for the materials of each line. After exporting to AutoCAD, I found that some lines had color problems (as shown below).
The reason is that when exporting, Sketchup applies the color of the invisible line segments below to the upper layer, covering the correct line segment color.
I didn’t say that correcting the faces will solve the problem, it will only prevent future problems with your model, by the way, is your model made out of different groups, is everything a single group or it’s all loose geometry?
Have you tried to use the overkill command on AutoCAD?
Thank you. My model is a single group that contains many geometry. Actually I am developping an extension. All operations are done by Ruby script.
I will try to use overkill command on CAD.
I would export from a “color by Tag” scene. That way the dwg stays “organised”, kind of, or rather, looks organised, in that things coming from a certain tag can at least be identified in the dwg from its color in the dwg.
I would export from a “color by Tag” scene. That way the dwg stays “organised”, kind of, or rather, looks organised, in that things coming from a certain tag can at least be identified in the dwg from its color in the dwg.
Thanks for your answer. But I don’t quite understand what you mean. Can you describe how-to in detail ?
I would export from a “color by Tag” scene. That way the dwg stays “organised”, kind of, or rather, looks organised, in that things coming from a certain tag can at least be identified in the dwg from its color in the dwg.
Thanks. I’ve tried what you said. But It didn’t solve my problem.
