Clicking on the Paint Bucket tool no longer opens the materials pallet in SU 2016. I have to open that separately as a 2nd step.
In SU 2015 the materials pallet would open automatically every time I activated the Paint Bucket Tool.
I wouldn’t imagine this action would be removed on purpose for the 2016 release.
Is this a wide ranging issue that others are experiencing, or it it just on my computer?
I still have 2015 installed on my computer, and I went back to double check how things worked with that release… and It’s still working as I described above.
And repeated test with 2016 consistently don’t open the materials menu.
… at least that’s my experience so far – and Resetting the Workspace doesn’t fix the problem.
Is this happening across the board for everybody, or possibly platform specific, or is it more isolated than that?
I’m using OS X 10.10.5 with SU 2016 trial installed. and of course my licensed copy of 2015 still installed.
That seems a great solution for some, but my version of 2016 Pro does not have the options that yours has, and still my paint bucket is not working… Where to now? - any ideas would be much appreciated
The paint bucket materials dialog box does not work on my 2016 with W10. It does work with 2015. Neither one has the preferences box that includes a paint setting.
The trays work, but I would like to have a box that I could place on another screen. I want as much drawing space as I can get.
I’d say so… But the main thing is that you have the ability to download the trial and run it side by side with your current version. That should clear up any mysteries about the new release.
There are some significant changes which effect the behavior of how SketchUp works. most of this is centered on the reworking of the inference system… in this respect there a few things you’ll need to get used to because it handles just a little bit differently.
So, if you do download the trail – definitely go and look at the discussion on this forum which talk about the new inference system. That’s the one thing which will have a decent impact on what you’re already used to now.
Hi Ashish
Just go to the ‘WINDOW’ tab
First option down-select ‘default tray’
You can either pin or auto hide the options.
All you want is in there and you can even add your own
Cheers
Ian