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We do have an error log now in our latest release, which is located in the ASGvis folder, maybe it can shed some light on these issues. The ASGvis folder changes location according to the OS you use:
XP:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\ASGVIS\VfS\vfs_stderr.txt
Vista and Win7:
C:\ProgramData\ASGVIS\VfS\vfs_stderr.txt
OS X:
/tmp/vfs_stderr.txt
The error log is wiped every time you open SketchUp, and it won't be fully written out unless SketchUp is completely closed. So really as soon as you see a problem of some sort, close SketchUp, and then open the error log file to see what it says. If there's an issue with materials being mismatched or something along those lines, you should see some sort of message about that particular asset in the error log.
XP:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\ASGVIS\VfS\vfs_stderr.txt
Vista and Win7:
C:\ProgramData\ASGVIS\VfS\vfs_stderr.txt
OS X:
/tmp/vfs_stderr.txt
The error log is wiped every time you open SketchUp, and it won't be fully written out unless SketchUp is completely closed. So really as soon as you see a problem of some sort, close SketchUp, and then open the error log file to see what it says. If there's an issue with materials being mismatched or something along those lines, you should see some sort of message about that particular asset in the error log.
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