<t>I guess I'm rather tired (it's 2:42am here). I just looked a little closer and the model on the far left didn't import as cleanly as I had thought. All of these were in a single collection and imported at the same time. I would have expected that they all have the same level of quality. However ...

<r>Hello,<br/>
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In my last post, I mentioned that the import using the .dae format worked perfectly. I just didn't upload a new screen shot for it.<br/>
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Here is a screen shot showing the import from the .dae format. . .<br/>
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<IMG src="https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/3e3a ...

<r>Thanks for the info about how Media Fire links work. <br/>
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Below is how I have the options selected. Previously, "Triangulate all faces" was NOT checked. I checked it but it didn't seem to make any difference.<br/>
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<IMG src="https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/9122/7y4kosd1lc44qga6g.jpg ...

I didn't know the forum would display my login name (which I chose to use my email address for). I had thought it would show my name. Now if I can only figure out how to get that fixed as well. . .

<r>Not sure why the image links didn't work. I right-clicked on them and chose 'view image' and it opened the link properly, so the path is correct.<br/>
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<r>Hello,<br/>
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I downloaded a collection from the Sketchup Warehouse (I don't recall what the original name was).<br/>
I then opened up the collection in Sketchup (a demo of the current version).<br/>
I then went to 'File > Export > 3D Model' and on the subsequent screen I selected the obj ...

<t>Hello,<br/>
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I have been going to town with Sweet Home 3d. It is an incredible app. After I figured out how to import stuff from SketchUp, it was even better.<br/>
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However, I have noticed that when I import objects from there, they frequently lose a lot of detail.<br/>
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Is there ...

Hello, I would suggest considering just using a wall, double clicking it and then choose the 'Sloping wall' option. Give it a thickness to represent the width of the ramp. Height start and end provide the slope desired. It worked out in a quick test I did.