GregMiles12
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4 years ago Hi Lee I had this problem too. I got it when I was using the Vali Architects package. I would be willing to wager the file you are trying to bring in has a lot of groups nested inside of each other. I had basically 7 groups nested inside of one another but was able to by reducing the groups to:
Level 1: Outer Layer (Entire Building) Level 2: Specific Building Floor Level 3: Windows
If you were to click on the windows all of the faces and edges were exploded inside of that particular group. I do not know if I solved the problem or fixed it by accident but it has worked for me multiple times. Perhaps I am mistaken and you can have more, however I would recommend cleaning up the groups to some capacity and keep testing it.
It also appears in the code there are only 4 classifications of the mesh; 0, 1, 2, 3.
0 says it is none so I think you can only go 3 groups/components deep and here is a snippet of code to back up my findings.
class EntityType(Enum):
none = 0
group = 1
component = 2
outer = 3Let me know if this fixes your problem.
Describe the bug Nothing is imported, and a series of error messages in the log. Other .skp files work, just not this one; it's almost 500MB.
Expected behavior An imported scene
Screenshots Log:
System Info
Additional context I have changed the instance threshold to 1000000 under the correct directory (C:\Users[me]\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\2.83\scripts\addons\SketchUp_Importer__init__.py) but this makes no difference.