naskarsam

18 hours ago, naskarsam said:

Have you considered simplifying the models or breaking them down into smaller components to avoid label distortion? Alternatively, you could try adjusting the scale or position of the models within SketchUp.

And while 3D Warehouse offers some great grouped items, I understand the challenges you're facing with SketchUp. Exploding groups can indeed mess up package labels.

In terms of pantry items, have you ever thought about incorporating organic barley juice powder into your designs? It's not only a healthy addition but also offers a pop of color and texture to your virtual pantry shelves. Plus, it's versatile enough to complement a variety of canned goods and cereal boxes.

Have you considered simplifying the models or breaking them down into smaller components to avoid label distortion? Alternatively, you could try adjusting the scale or position of the models within SketchUp.

BTW, have you tried reaching out to the software's support team for assistance? They might be able to provide some insights or guidance on how to override the default settings and achieve the desired outcome.

It seems like you're facing a bit of a challenge with your test plan. Dealing with software quirks can be frustrating, especially when it's not behaving the way you expect.