If you mean the small black dot-mesh on top of the desk, it is because the face is selected.
No, the table model has a wood texture on it
Then, please explain more what is your concern? What βdisplayed like thisβ means? I do not see any wood texture on your screenshot. Which one is a table?
The texture of the wood lies in diffuse
Unfortunately, I donβt understand what you want at all. I do not see any wood texture in your screenshot.
Sorry, I just donβt know English very well and donβt form my thought correctly. In the diffuse slot I put the wood texture
Iβm not a fan of picture puzzles.
You can form your thought in your mother language. Then use a translator (e.g. Google) to present it to us.
You are allowed to post more sentences, as well as more words in one sentence.
It can also help if posted sentences and images are related.
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This is a V-ray texture when you arenβt using a bitmap as the texture I believe.
If you are using one of the procedural materials, V-ray does not generate an image for SketchUp to use.
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Thank you. It is.
The checkerboard pattern means that it is a VRay material that will be generated when it renders. Things like metal, water, and I imagine some wood textures that use randomization / procedural stuff behind the scenes show this in SKP.
There is a way to show the image of the material though, I canβt remember how to do it - something about binding it - buried somewhere in the materials options in the VRay asset editor.
