How do I purge SketchUp for free?

How do I purge unused SketchUp Web?

Sketchup for Web doesn’t have an option for removing unused components. Yes it does. When you are looking at the In Model components, there’s a Purge button at the bottom of the Components panel.

How do I delete a component in SketchUp for free?

To delete it from the Component Browser, highlight any other component, then R-click on the one you want to delete, choose Delete, and it’s gone.

How do you purge tags in SketchUp?

Here’s a simple extension that just makes Untagged/Layer0 the active tag/layer then deletes all the other layers without deleting geometry. To use it, go to Extensions Menu → Delete Tags.

How do I delete unused materials in SketchUp?

Clean Up Materials

1. Window > Model Information > Statistics > Purge Unused (seemed to have purges some colors but not all that I cannot associate with an object.
2. Select a Material > Right Click > Select and sometimes I get to see the material – most of the time I do not but it does show a volume…

How do I delete an object in SketchUp?

Context-click a face or edge and select Erase from the context menu. To remove multiple edges and faces at the same time, use the Select tool to select the geometry then context-click your selection and choose Erase.

Does SketchUp free have layers?

You keep referring to layers but there are no layers. It kind of seems like you aren’t taking in what we’ve all told you already. You cannot draw on a layer in SketchUp. That’s never been a thing even when what are now called tags were called layers.

How do you explode a SketchUp model?

The explode feature breaks an entity into its segments, so that you can select one segment separately from the others. To explode an entity, select it, context-click the selection, and choose Explode Curve from the menu that appears. In the figure, you see a polygon that’s about to explode into its individual segments.

Where can you purge your model of unneeded data?

Periodically, you need to purge unused components from your file. Doing so will reduce your file size and stop some of those SketchUp bug splats. To purge unused, go to the Window Tab > Model Info > Statistics > Purge Unused.