Sketchup still hasn’t fixed this obvious and absurd problem.
I can’t tell what Scene Tab I am on and it’s time for a permanent fix.
Here’s and idea: I am paying you for software that DOES NOT WORK properly.
Fix it.
Guess what my active scene is:
Sketchup still hasn’t fixed this obvious and absurd problem.
I can’t tell what Scene Tab I am on and it’s time for a permanent fix.
Here’s and idea: I am paying you for software that DOES NOT WORK properly.
Fix it.
Guess what my active scene is:
I agree 100% here.
To add, when I scroll my mouse wheel over the scene row, the active scene indicator rolls down the scene row not letting me know the actual active scene… Which seems to be a bug… Since rolling across the list and hitting enter does not activate the new highlit scene. This is a real problem when I want to update a scene but don’t know the actual active scene (and therefore which one I need to update).
Scene management needs the same love given to tag management a few years ago.
I often need scenes for different purposes (for client, designer, documentation, temporary working scene etc. Etc.) and there is no way to differentiate and categorize and filter scenes and it becomes a problem for all parties involved when you have a lot of scenes that just seem a mess. Having to do a manual typed search is not a great answer for this.
This is what I see. For me it’s easy enough to identify the active scene.
Yes, I’m sure it works fine for some people. But not everyone.
I’m running Windows 11 on a Dell Laptop with an Invidia Graphics Card, which is not some obscure setup. That’s a common situation, and SketchUp programmers should increase the contrast so that works for this common situation.
Have you tried adjusting the settings within the Nvidia Control panel. I have Win 11 and Nvidia and can make the tab highlight disappear by changing those settings.
So what I gather is that I must be doing something wrong since it looks fine for me but not for you.
That isn’t what I said, but I appreciate your comment nonetheless.
Turns out I hadn’t downloaded 2024 yet.
Thanks for your help.
The active scene tab IS better than 23 but it’s still not great.
In my mind, that part of it is only a minor issue to me but the the rolling action I mentioned above is a problem/bug. Also, the lack of real scene management is a large problem for using the models for different uses and for client sharing.