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I’m using the free version to model my backyard. When I went to change the material of the areas, I found a pinkish material named “Ty_Skin”.
I’m sure this is common knowledge nowadays, but once upon a time Crayola had a similarly colored crayon that they had named ‘Flesh’. They fixed this by re-naming it ‘Peach’.
I wonder if Sketchup could do the same?
On the other hand, why do the materials have developer-style short names anyhow? Shouldn’t they just be solid colour names, like Red, Brown, Green, etc? It’s a bit of an odd duck amongst the really nice interface you’ve put together. I’ve checked in both Firefox and Chrome.
