Less Suffering in SketchUp Part 2 - making faces bugs

SketchUp arguably has one job: creating surfaces. Sometimes, well it does not work that way. Check out how to suffer less when SketchUp wont make heal or create stubborn faces.
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[@_Breakdown]

Thank you for highlighting these possible features Dan! 🙂👍🏼
Must suffer through a similar situation soon on a project - so this is definitely helpful!

[@JeffreyTerrell]

Respect to your stubbornity. *salute

[@AD-Dom]

Suffer less. ThomThom's - Edge Tool has never let me down. Shows gaps, auto-closes crap, simplifies cad curves. Great (and free) tool.

[@Thinkconfluence]

fully agree. they are part of our practice. What would be better is if this was fixed. SketchUp has one primary job, make faces.

[@dpgedward5947]

Just draw a surface over everything. then select all and intersect with model and enjoy

[@danieltal3d]

i wish. Ive tried that, draping and even more exotic then that.

[@AD-Dom]

Doesn't always work. Some cad drawings are a goddamn layered geometry on top of geometry on top of curves nightmares. That solution will cut holes that cant be filled. Re-drawing detailed parts is always the best practice imo.