The tool is actually 17 years since it was written. It stuck at v1.0 and never advanced. The author did add a 'copyright' notice into the start of the main code RB files. There is an email address for him there too. I suspect that he is no longer interested in it. If you were to 'tweak' some files purely for your own use [without publishing them with his permission] I'd think that's probably OK... But please note that the Ruby coding is the files is 'archaic' and might not work on newer SketchUp versions - and it's poorly formed without modules/classes etc ans uses the frowned upon $ global variables... So use [and edit] with caution...

Teachers come in many human forms their lessons to bequeath, they light the way to self awareness and learning OUR truth. Mr. Mohrekesh, Sir, I salute you and your brothers and sisters who help us become better people. Majid, you are among those and we are richer for your presence.

@Rich-O-Brien thank you very kindly, sir.

Hi everyone, long time no see. This is an early preview version of my plugin LOOPCUT, for you to try out. A full‑featured official release will be available later with more complete functions. This preview version may not be redistributed or modified without permission. Hope you like it, your likes and support are much appreciated! loopcut,LoopCut.rbz

Update 23 September 2026: the PRO beta registration mentioned in my first post has ended. SwitchBuilder PRO v0.9.4 is now available for US$39 one-time. It adds 3–5-position frames, editing of placed assemblies, batch changes, whole-model detail switching and quantity reports. The licence is for one user on up to two computers, with a 14-day refund policy. SwitchBuilder Free remains available. The product page linked in the first post has the current download, PRO checkout, terms and known limitations. Tested on SketchUp 2026 for macOS; feedback from Windows and older-version users is still welcome.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWpNbEQ-css&list=RDSWpNbEQ-css&start_radio=1

Looks like we will also need to add in hip walls for these "half hip" type roofs: [image: project_su293_800.jpg] I've also added in the Dutch Gable option for roof planes as well: [image: project_su303_800.jpg] [image: project_su299_800.jpg] This almost completes my work on complex roof in the house builder. Of course some additional work remains in connecting the House Builder to the Truss plugin's API. I will also need to enable the API with some new methods for complex roofs, but that work is relatively straightforward. Tomorrow I will look at the Roof Plan tab and probably add in a few more roof specific annotation options. Then from there we double check that the Print and DXF functions are wired up correctly. And then finally we move on to Foundations. However, this additional work on complex roofs has exposed the fact that I need to enable additional wall types in this app.

Could you check the effective version of LibFredo6, as there has been some issues on the Sketchucation server side. Use menu Window > LibFredo6 Settings... > About LibFredo6... You should see v6.2a or 6.2b.

NEW RELEASE: LibFredo6 v16.2b - 22 Sep 26 LibFredo6 16.2b is a maintenance release. It includes changes related to: Adjustments for compatibility SU2027 Bug Fixing If you use LordOfTheToolbars, please upgrade it to LordOfTheToolbars v4.0a. Otherwise, LOTT will not be activated Requirements: SU2017 and above See plugin home page of LibFredo6 for Download of LibFredo6. Main Post of the LibFredo6 thread

@ntxdave Dear Dave, due to your suggestion I am sharing this video for free as a gift to our lovely society: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15J6I6plQTkiBSfHnIzeV5pQghn8e73tY/view?usp=sharing This is based on the book A, B, Sketches, which is dedicated to creative thinking on forms and here the forms are inspired by the alphabet. I filmed 7 , short (6-11 min each) videos for each letter and here is the last video of the letter "M". I hope it helps you think creatively about any other "object," not only the alphabet solely... Also, I have tried to keep the tools very limited and simple: A pencil, a felt-tip pen, a black whiteboard marker are used for A-E, and gradually I have added a blue, a green, a brown, and a gray sketching marker. The core question is creative thinking and enjoying your time. I will share some more free samples here.

@Krass I made a manual, that should explain how to use it.

Get your free API Token at: https://www.civil-works.com/register_skp.php

@Rich-O-Brien said: @jo-ke looks like there will be a socialist mayer. The city will look like that in a short time. That's sad to read. And they have won yesterday

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