

When you have a selection and run 'Mirror', then you pick point and it mirrors the selection, finally asking if you want to erase the original etc. This is what should happen when using the tool. Your question is a little 'ambiguous' - however, I have tested all permutations and with me I get no such issues. OR use the AutoInstall feature of the SketchUcation Plugin Store dialog within SketchUp itseld. Please get the latest RBZ version from the SCF PluginStore Plugins/ folder then no 'Mirror Toolbar' will be made. Note that if you do not have the MI.png in your. The other two files are needed on a PC to do the 'roll-up' of the Outliner. Note that MAC users only need the Mirror.rb and MI.png files. Įxtract the two/four files from the zip file and put them ALL into.

There are more 'invisible' coding tweaks, BUT the main change is that on a PC it will now automatically 'roll-up' any open 'Outliner' window temporarily while it's Mirroring, to avoid the known issue of Sketchup's 'Bugsplats'.įor MAC users it's recommended you manually set the 'Outliner' to be 'rolled-up' when using this tool, or for that matter any other tool that intensively manipulates groups etc, and can cause Sketchup to Bugsplat. org Group copying now done in a completely different way to avoid splat/clashes with other plugins that modify standard API methods. (When "Glossiness has a low value, the reflection is blurry.) However, some people use the term "Glossy Reflection" as a synonym for "Blurred Reflection".Glossy used in this meaning means that the reflection is actually blurred.Here's an updated version of the 'Mirror' tool.ĭonations: = info revitrev. Sometimes it is a setting which is the opposite of Blurry.

You can start with a default Reflective Material and use a slider bar to change the amount of reflection.

Make any SketchUp material reflective with a simple right click edit.
