[Attach image of the crack]
The most common cause of cracks is SketchUp's inability to create very small faces (less than ~1/16th of an inch). When the plugin tries to round a small corner, it simply fails to fill the geometry, leaving a "crack". Select your object and make it a Component . sketchup round corner crack top
Reduce your Offset value in the plugin toolbar until the preview shows clean, green lines without red intersections. If you must have a large radius, you may need to simplify the surrounding geometry first. 3. Cleaning Up "Cracked" Top Faces [Attach image of the crack] The most common
If you are a 3D modeler, product designer, or architect using SketchUp, you have likely experienced that frustrating moment of imperfection. You apply the plugin (by Fredo6) to a cube or a cylinder, hoping for a smooth, pristine fillet. But instead, you look at the top face and see it: an ugly, unwanted crack . Reduce your Offset value in the plugin toolbar