Version 4.6.2 - 06.10.2026 Added balusters and baluster shoes for all curved stair assemblies. Added separate baluster spacing, offsets and quantities for inner and outer handrails of curved stair assemblies. [image: 1781085384274-wall_su1193_800.jpg] [image: 1781085384309-wall_su1194_800-resized.jpg] With circular stairs it is possible to carefully control the spacing of the balusters so that a specific number of balusters lands on each tread (two on the inner and three on the outer). However with elliptical stairs the tread arc length may vary significantly so this may or may not be as controllable. I may need to come up with a different way to space balusters on elliptical stairs. Note that in the second screenshot where the balusters are attached to the closed stringer this is not an issue. Each side can be adjusted separately with the addition of the six new parameters within the Curved Stair Options sub-menu. This level of granularity is required for curved stairs at the expense of making the menus a bit longer.

@Mike-Amos Do you mind archiving the scene and sending it my way? I will have a look. Cheers, Thomas

@majid It is just AI. Gemini does a great job

Cracking. Always innovative and spectacular in execution. Tres bon.

@Rich-O-Brien Thank you so much! I just received the email with the SCFLicense guide. I will review the documentation and follow up via email.

Yep, they acquired a few years ago and implemented that Free version. Epic is one of the few out there placing powerful tools into individuals hands for free. For a open source approach there's Meshroom: https://meshroom.org/

Même lien qu'un peu au dessus! [image: 1780902872448-u486q1rv_o.gif]

Same link above! [image: 1780902739677-u486q1rv_o.gif]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCNwFDTkfYU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCNwFDTkfYU

@panixia it happens with all the models, that is why I asked to see what I am doing wrong. I send the link to the initial model, I referred to, if you can have a look.

I fixed its code to suit newer versions of SketchUp - it's in the PluginStore. https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=scenetweak as v1.0, also signed [but not as an Extension per se]

Mission Accomplished

@hornoxx I have to let you know that I just did a little more learning about CapCut. I found out that some of the things I did in the two videos (in particular the Jesus Plaque Animation) I had used an external tool that I did not need to use. In particular if you looked at the videos, you saw some places where I placed text over a rectangular object (with rounded corners) that I could have done in CapCut. The more I learn the better I like the tool. I want to thank you for suggesting it. Now I am going to try to learn how to create some animations with Blender and the include them in some videos created with CapCut.

Hi @Gábor, thank you very much for your detailed reply. It was very helpful and clarified many important points about SCFLicense and the possibility of using it for a new commercial extension. It is good to know that a new approved developer can use SCFLicense, that the extension does not need to be open-source, and that limited-validity licenses are supported. I still have some more specific questions, so I will contact support@sketchucation.com as you suggested. Thanks again for your support. Best regards, Alessandro

@fredo6 Thank you, the fix works perfectly. Regarding future development, LOTT requires two long-overdue updates to maintain full compatibility with the current workflow: Integration of new native tools: Several recent SketchUp tools are currently missing from the LOTT catalog and must be added. Iconography update: The UI icons need to be refreshed to align with the current SketchUp environment. Again, thank you!

@ericdjohn said: Is there an easy process? Did you install FFmpeg?