Anssi
February 2, 2022, 6:52pm
#2
Switch to Top view, turn on Parallel Projection. Export 2D View to DWG and import back into SketchUp.
eric-s
February 2, 2022, 6:54pm
#3
Try Eneroth’s Flatten to Plane extension: Extension | SketchUp Extension Warehouse
I found the Following but both are closed:
Been struggling with this one for a while.
Similar to this thread: Importing DWG; Drawing is not flat
Is there a clever way to flatten DWG files without using Autocad? I work pretty much exclusively in Sketchup so it would be helpful if I didn’t have to bother the CAD tech!
I have a windows computer and am using SketchUp Pro 2015. I have imported a DWG file however the drawing is not flat. There is a long line underneath the drawing which pushes up the elevation.
After removing the line, I have the drawing however it is floating. The lines are all jagged and not flat.
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The snaps are also not working properly and do not match the drawings endpoints. After drawing a long line, the whole drawing disappears.
In the AutoCAD file, everything is on 0 eleva…
You Can Flatten a DWG Import while Maintaining Layer Structure and Components I found this on the SketchUpEssentials YouTube page (Thank You Justin). Basically Fredo Scale, BoxScaling Scale in Z axis and Type in Scale Factor of ‘0’ Zero My BEST TIPS for Using FredoScale for SketchUp - You need this extension! - YouTube
Box
February 2, 2022, 11:45pm
#5
You can always just use drape from the built in sandbox tools. Note that I unsoftened the edge around the sphere because it sometimes has problems with soft shapes.
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j.rivas
February 3, 2022, 10:58pm
#6
So many ways!!
Thank you all, I will be trying each one to see the best fit for my workflow.