Where are SketchUp Autosaves?

For PC, by default the AutoSave file is saved into your “My Documents” folder – but you can change the location under Preferences > Files > Models… [did you?] For MAC, the AutoSave file is always saved in your User > Library > Application Support > SketchUp # > SketchUp > Autosave folder…

How do I get to SketchUp preferences?

In SketchUp, you can set a few preferences for how the software works overall and how files are saved. To access these preferences, select Window > Preferences (Windows) or SketchUp > Preferences (MacOS) from the menu bar. Most of these preferences are on the General pane, which you click in the sidebar on the left.

How do you AutoSave in SketchUp?

How do I open AutoSave in SketchUp? Click the SketchUp menu Window > Preferences > General tab > see the check-box is checked or not in the Created Backup [SKB] and AutoSave. If checked, learn how to recover the SketchUp files from the AutoSave. Find the AutoSave files, open then by your SketchUp.

How do I reset the default material in SketchUp?

If you click on the material icon [top-left] in Entity Info you can choose to reset the material to the default…

How do I recover an AutoSave in SketchUp?

Click the SketchUp menu Window > Preferences > General tab > see the check-box is checked or not in the Created Backup [SKB] and AutoSave. If checked, learn how to SketchUp recovery file from the AutoSave. Find the AutoSave files, open then by your SketchUp. That’s it!

How do I remove all textures from Sketchup?

That will show you what materials are currently in the model. If you then click the black arrow at the right side of the box with a menu box inside of it for additional options, you will see an option to “Delete all.” Click the “Delete all” option and *poof* everything is restored to the default material.

How do I change the default material color?

You can’t change the default material. That is, every built-in sphere, cube, etc. that you make will always use the same default material, and it will always be Diffuse with a white texture. Once you’ve created an object, you can assign it any material you want.