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...I'm back from a little trip. Congratulations on this successful test video edit. You've really incorporated quite a lot of CapCut tricks into it

@onzki Try it now

Hi, has anyone tried this in 2026? I’ve noticed that the [Re]Name button has a glitch. On the first click, it produces strange 3- or 4-digit scene names like Scene 625, Scene 626, Scene 627. When you click the [Re]Name button again, the second time it corrects itself and gives the expected sequence, such as Scene 1, Scene 2, Scene 3, and so on. Thanks!

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Share an example SketchUp file that illustrates the issue.

@kesztio : Hi, Emboss was originally coded to create square or rectangular stone blocks in a medieval or renaissance fashion, for my personnal usage. Each selected face is extruded and then the upper face is scaled, according to your parameters. So the script uses the pushpull command, then the scale command. The scaling is done by default around the center of the face (no way to change that). Obiously it works for convex faces but not for concave faces. In your example, the script should scale each of the three parts of the face around their center, then scale the arcs, the re-create the sides (sloped faces. I'm afraid (sure) I can't do that, that's beyond my knowledge. I recommend you to use 'roundcorner' by Fredo6 with the 'bevel' command(see animated gif below). [image: 1779090397210-roundcorner.gif] Link: https://sketchucation.com/plugin/1173-roundcorner Regards

Version 3.8.2 - 05.17.2026 Cleaned up the filed and folder structure of the complex roof module. Enabled the truss template in the complex roof module. Added a "Roof Family" parameter into the draw and edit menus of the complex roof module. The complex roof edit menu now displays and allows configuration of custom roof planes.

@mamoodoo said: here is just the model To be fair you included a whole bunch of hidden useless stuff. Here's your model fixed and solid. I included the different stages that I used to completely rework it, so you can take a closer look to a better approach. Facade_fixed.skp You don't necessarily need Rhino to work with this kind of stuff, as long as you are well organized and do everything in the proper order. Your approach was fundamentally wrong because you duplicated the geometry 4 times and gave it a thickness BEFORE the deformation. Is better to work with modular flat pieces, then deform, then add thickness, then merge them together. In this way you avoid feeding ~90k veritces into the deformation algoritm when you can Flowify just ~3k vertices. I didn't touch your curves, but I would strongly recommend that next time you balance the polycount of your curves in a more clever way. You have tons of segments for very small curves, but on the other hand you have only 4 segments on the main curvature. That's a quite bad density balance. You should have more segments for the big curve and less segments for the small curves. I suggest to have a look to Fredo's Curvizard for this kind of optimization As a side note, your Flowify rig was completely wrong. You need to connect the corresponding vertices, not the closest ones (that was causing flipping even with basic test shapes) and you should not add tons of unnecessary cells to the grids.

How big is that object ? Small geometry has issues because points closer than 1/1000" are regarded as coincident by SketchUp's engine. So tiny edges aren't made and the associated face can't be supported. Have you tried scaling it up x100 [or more] doing the 'rounding' then scaling it back down. Tiny geometry can exist within a model, but it can't be created by SketchUp.

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thankyou this worked for me

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。

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!