All great. Thanks for sharing.
Found this guy's work very creative while having a cute personal style.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucas-camargo-662870242/
I am interested to know how does he creates these.
Another free one you could look into is the "radial bend" feature from Fredoscale. The plugin also includes other really useful features such as tapering, stretching, twisting and so on..
@Pavol-Ivanko
Thanks for your report! I identified the issue, and it's super easy to fix.
I will push a new version of this extension compatible with SU 2024+.
I think this way of using AI is great. It makes you level up your renders.
Sometimes I pass AI a render to add its flair then go back to SketchUp and try and implement what the AI did.
many factors could be the cause. From outdated extensions to troublesome geometry.
If you shared the file and versions of JPP and Libfredo you are running it would be helpful.
@maximus
You need a license for the full version.
https://sketchucation.com/plugin-list.php
Or use the free version of ThruPaint which is included in the free FredoTools
Did you try installing it correctly using the Sketchucation ExtensionStore tool?
FWIW, did youuse the Sketchucation ExtensionStore tool to install your Sketchucation Bundle? If not, you may have issues with some other extensions. The extension migrator for SU2025 only copies the extensions from a previous installation of SketchUp. It doesn't update them like installing the bundle with the ExtensionStore tool does.
It is technically doable, you are right, BTW it was much easier using Stylebuilder.
I personally have developed all my styles inside Sketchup, based on my previously made line-art styles (using style builder).
I will share more soon.