You asked: How do I see all objects in SketchUp?

How do you show everything in SketchUp?

Select the hidden geometry, context-click the selection, and choose Unhide. (The Hide menu item changes to Unhide when selected geometry is hidden.) For more complex and interactive information on hiding and unhiding geometry visit our SketchUp Help Forum.

Why can I see through objects in SketchUp?

You may have accidentally toggled show Back Edges on (standard shortcut K). Look at menu View/Edges/Back Edges and see if it is ticked. Or else you may have Xray mode turned on. Look at menu View/Faces/Xray.

How do you select all objects in a layer in SKP?

Select an Object on the required Layer. Right-click and in the Context-Menu near the top is Select… Pop this out and there’ Select all on Same Layer… All active Objects on that Layer are Selected.

How do I show groups in SketchUp?

With the Select tool ( ), select all the entities you want to include in your group. Select Edit > Group from the menu bar. Or context-click the selection and choose Group from the menu that appears. Everything in the selection becomes grouped within a bounding box.

Where is view in SketchUp?

In addition to the navigation tools, SketchUp includes several standard views, which you find on the Camera menu. In the following figure, you see how a model looks in each of the standard views: Top (Callout 1), Bottom (2), Front (3), Back (4), Left (5), Right (6), and Iso (7).

How do I unhide objects in SketchUp for free?

I think you can just use Outliner to get a list of your groups and components, find the one you want and select the UNHIDE option. You might have to right click on the listing first before UNHIDE is available.

How do I manage layers in Sketchup?

To open the Layers panel, click its name in the panel tray or, if it’s not on-screen, select Window > Layers. In the far-right column, a single-page icon indicates a regular layer; a four-page icon indicates a shared layer.

How do you select everything on a layer?

If you have a layer that contains many objects, you can put a selection around every object on that layer by holding the Command key (PC: Control key) and clicking on the Layer’s name in the Layers palette.

What is the difference between group and component in SketchUp?

By definition, a Group is a single instance of a collection of geometry. A Component is a named collection of geometry that can exist at multiple locations within the model. Each instance is a repetition of all others. A change to one instance changes all other instances.

How do you push multiple surfaces in SketchUp?

This is possible with the Move tool, as long as you’re trying to push/pull all your surfaces along the same axis. Double click on each of the faces (so you select both face and edges), and hold down the Shift Key while doing this so you can add in the other objects into your active selection group.