I have instaled the new version of Sketchup Make and when trying to import a file to Layout (trial version) I only get a yellow triangle with exclamation mark!
I was using 2016 version before - and everything was working fine there - so I just have no idea what could be the problem.
Does anyone has an idea? Please help!!!
Thank you very much in advance and BR from Vienna
Dani
This is one example (and with previous version from Sketchup it worked - I could import it to Layout).
If I export it first to 2D - I can import it to Layout - but in that case it is not possible to scale it (f.e. 1:20), what I need. Because with the right mouse click the menu whith this option is not shown.
Sorry - obviously I haven’t explained it well. There are 2 seperate problems : I cannot insert perspective - get that yellow sign.
Second problem: 2D I can insert but cannot change the scale!
First of all, thank you DaveR and you all for your efforts and tipps!
Tipps in that old theme posted here, were not helpfull (Auto rendering is enabled).
I’ve found files that are not that big as the one I’m working on, so I am able to post it here
And, the problems are still the same!
Hoping and looking forward for some more ideas and your help!
Thanks!
I’m not seeing the blank viewport window with your LayOut file but i do see a problem. You’ve left the viewport set to Last Save Scene instead of choosing a scene from the SketchUp file. You should always make sure that you choose scenes you’ve created in SketchUp for each of the viewports.
As for setting a scale, you won’t be able to do that because, as Anssi pointed out, the scenes show the model in Perspective view. It makes no sense to set a scale for a perspective view.
You mean, you SEE the drawing in my LO file??? Or just nothing?
Choosing the scene is not solving the problem.
And regarding the scale, I know - I make a parallel perspective and than I can change the scale (in the past version I did it like that).
But now I can’t even insert to Layout a parallel perspective - get that yellow sign again.
Yep, but the developers made big changes in the graphics handling of the 2017 version. That is why support for 32-bit operating systems and disabling hardware acceleration have been scrapped.