Make all surfaces double-sided to avoid invisible surfaces fixes the problem when one or several parts of an imported object are invisible. The program may work in a different way depending on how an object was created. If you activate the option, applying a new color to any flower will affect all the rest. Once this object is imported with Merge submeshes… off, you can still apply different colors to individual flowers. All the flowers can be the same color in the original model. If you activate it, you will limit the ability to apply different materials to parts of an imported object, such as a bunch of flowers. Merge submeshes with similar materials simplifies objects, which can potentially increase the program performance. On iOS / iPadOS, choose Settings in the menu and open the Import section. Then open the 3D tab and scroll down to the Import section. To open the settings on Mac, click the Import Settings button, which is far to the right in the toolbar of the Warehouse browser. You can use the program settings to set up how you want to have an object be imported. Its toolbar has buttons to go to the previous, next or home page (of the 3D Warehouse, of course). It is a simplified web browser that displays the 3D Warehouse website. On iOS or iPadOS, bring up the menu and choose Import > From Trimble 3D Warehouse™. On Windows, open the menu and choose Import > From Trimble 3D Warehouse™. To access the model collection on Mac, select Window > Trimble 3D Warehouse™ in the main menu. If not, you can reduce the object complexity at any time using the Type and Representation dialog. 
You don't have to do anything about these objects if the program works smoothly. The more such objects are in the project, the slower the program may work.
A rule of thumb: objects with 100,000 and more polygons may decrease the program’s performance when you are using the 3D view with lights and shadows turned on. This parameter is more objective than the file size when we are talking about the model's complexity. The model’s page also displays the number of polygons the model consists of. The model size will be shown on the model page, so you will be able to estimate how quickly it can be downloaded. Complex models, such as rooms with furniture, can be even larger. Some objects contain many details, and their size can reach 1 MB or more. The average size of models is about 100 KB for a single piece of furniture. If you wish to modify the model before using it in Live Home 3D, you should download it, edit in Trimble SketchUp™ and then import it into your project.ĭon’t forget that you should have an internet connection for getting models from Trimble’s collection.
Importing from a file will not be discussed here. You can also download a model by using an ordinary web browser and then import the model into your project.
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