Hi Didier, First of all, thank you for the Emboss plugin — it is one of the very few SketchUp tools that preserves vertex topology perfectly. I’m using it for precision modeling, and the way it keeps the original curve structure intact is extremely valuable. I’ve found one issue that only appears with concave shapes. On convex curves the embossing works flawlessly, but on concave sections the displacement direction becomes inverted or distorted. Below are two screenshots: This is how the emboss should look (approximately, made by hand): [image: 1778834494960-right-resized.png] This is what Emboss actually generates on the same concave shape: [image: 1778834522094-wrong-resized.png] The difference is only in the normal direction handling at concave vertices. If the algorithm could detect concave angles and flip the displacement direction accordingly, the result would be perfect. Would it be possible to adjust the normal calculation so concave vertices receive a correct inward/outward direction as well? If you need test models or more examples, I’m happy to provide them. Thank you again for your work — this plugin is already incredibly useful. Best regards, Zoltán

Adding to the list — I've been building Deroom AI which generates AI room redesigns from a photo (not text prompts). It preserves the room's geometry and perspective so the output still matches the actual space layout, which I think matters for SketchUp users who want to test material/style ideas on a rendered scene before committing in V-Ray or Enscape. Free to try (5 credits/day). Curious if anyone here has tried photo-based vs text-based AI viz tools in their workflow.

@Rich-O-Brien 可以在下个版本考虑下怎么做多语言的版本。

@panixia parametric facade issue.skp here is just the model

Hi Rich O Brien! Can you making Tutorial for change sofa by Plugin Animator... Thanks so much.

@Dave-R said: Since you are using SketchUp commercially you need to get at least a SketchUp Pro subscription. Then you'll have LayOut and .dwg export capability. I never thought of that....

@sdmitch hey, so, uhh.... I'm about ten years late, but that plugin you demonstrated looks pretty much PERFECT for what I think I need (yes, still have this issue!) Is it one of yours? I'm having trouble finding it... Thank you!

@medeek Hey Nathan, Thanks for pointing that out. While Medeek Wall is excellent for framing, our primary focus with MuzWalls is specifically on masonry and solid wall construction. We are developing the extension to handle the nuances of these workflows in depth. Regarding wall interactions: MuzWalls utilizes a logic-based system for corners. It features an auto-miter capability that detects when two walls meet and automatically calculates the connection based on their respective angles. This allows the walls to join seamlessly as a continuous structure rather than remaining as overlapping or separate groups. We are continuously refining this system to ensure that masonry wall interactions inside SketchUp feel clean, intelligent, and highly automated. We'd genuinely love to get your feedback on this — and the wider community's too. Draw a couple of walls, drop a window, drag an endpoint around and see how the corners hold up. 3-day trial, no card required: https://muzwalls.com Best Regards Muzwalls - Morteza

Version 3.8.1 - 05.13.2026 Enabled a second layer of wall sheathing for common and scissor trusses. Enabled XPS (blue, green, pink and grey), ISO, EPS, GPS, and PU foam insulation within the wall sheathing and wall sheathing 2 options.

pCon Planner can import any SU and export to any dwg version and vice-versa.

Ta, mates rate to you so only 1.5 mil. OK, you talked me down so 50p. I found a site stocking Gaggenau stuff and had a look for inspiration. I could not find a single unit with zero symmetry faults so started again and went down the Rabbit hole so it is completely different from origin. I will revisit at a later stage. Done though.......

why can't you install?

@pilou Hello Pilou, I am currently searching for the old “SimFonIA Animation Tools (SAT)” trial installer for SketchUp. The original Simfonia website appears to be offline and all old download links are dead. I saw that you previously discussed and showcased SAT on SketchUcation, so I thought you might still have the old installer archive or know someone who does. I only need the old trial version with the 10-second export limitation. If you still have it, could you please re-upload or share it? Thank you very much.

@Rich-O-Brien said: feel free to poke around Hi Rich! Thanks, my friend.

@HornOxx said: @ntxdave Too bad—your video is private, so I can't view it. But I'm glad to hear you're making progress. [link text](Before you publish, check the following: Do kids appear in this video? Make sure you follow our policies to protect minors from harm, exploitation, bullying, and violations of labor law. Learn more Looking for overall content guidance? Our Community Guidelines can help you avoid trouble and ensure that YouTube remains a safe and vibrant community. Learn more Can you try it again. I think I made it public but I need for you to give it a try so we can see. Just in case, here is a new link to it. `lUpdated Link (just in case)``

Hi anyone, I found your old posts about SimFonIA Animation Tools (SAT) on SketchUcation. I’m currently trying to recover the old SAT installer/package, especially files like: SAT_Documents_and_Examples.zip SAT_Trial.exe SimFonIA Animation Tools installer Do you still happen to have a backup copy of SAT or any old installation package/examples/docs? Even a trial version or archived files would help a lot. Thank you!

If you want to disable it then you should use the 'SketchUcation' Plugins Manager red-button to 'Unload' it. After a restart of SketchUp it should no longer load. Pour désactiver ce plugin, utilisez le bouton-rouge «Décharger» du Gestionnaire de Plugins «SketchUcation». Après le redémarrage de SketchUp, il ne devrait plus se charger.