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@pixelcruncher Keep them coming, more than a bit of a one stop shop imho. Shaping up very nicely, Sir.

Fact is, "Sketchup" is a trade mark and has property rights to it, downright calling a program that acts like Sketchup in many ways "open source Sketchup" is misleading and false advertising. Trimble could already be talking to lawyers and arranging to completely ruin someone's LIFE. Trade mark, copyright etc do not come cheap and when they pull the trigger with lawyers it will already cost them money so they will want THAT back for starters. Take a good look at the folk who made fan films in the Star Trek genre to see just how it can blow up in your face. I hope this works out, I really do as competition is GOOD.

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Oui et au fil des instructions cela part en vrille et il vaut commencer une nouvelle discussion

I would love to have your feedback, mates... It really helps me. So please feel free to give me your ideas/pieces of advice...

I am now trying to wrap up stemwall foundations and the addition of windows, doors and blockouts, all within the elevation views. After further testing I'm noticing that all of this added complexity does potentially slow down the app/tool when enough windows, doors and dimensions are added. I will need to spend a few more days tightening up my "redraw" algorithms so that performance is maximized. The last thing we want is a sluggish interface. [image: project_su381_800.jpg]

No problems. It is best to be safe rather than sorry. Have a great weekend!

@xiombarg said: Is everyone using the current Sketchup Pro these days? Considering it's subscription based now I imagine a sizable amount are using the current version. But there's also a large cohort still beavering away on 2017. There's also a cohort using pirated versions of both SketchUp and licensed extensions. So its a mix of professionals, hobbyists and renegades. There's another thread here showing a new Open Source app that is taking inspiration from SketchUp. The world is your oyster....unless you're allergic to shellfish.

@Bublifuk21 How do you install LibFredo6 (Sketcucation Tools, Extension Manager, manual unzip)? It seems that the main ruby file (Fredo6_!LibFredo6.rb) is not updated. Could go to the Plugins directory, erase Fredo6_!LibFredo6.rb and the folder Fredo6_!LibFredo6, and then reinstall LibFredo6 v16.2b to have a clean installation.

[image: loopcut.jpg] LoopCut Version 1.1.0 full release is now available on SketchUcation PluginStore! The old preview‑version attachment in earlier post is kept for reference only. Please download the official release from PluginStore. 链接文本 If this plugin helps your work, any small donation is appreciated for further development. More new features will be added in future updates. If you find any bugs or you have suggestions for new features, please post them here. I will try to improve it in later releases.

Si c'est Curviloft ou assimilé, il suffit d'envoyer un message à Fredo6 le concepteur! Il ne devrait pas être loin!

@xannanov what version of SketchUp are you using? What operating system? The plugin works fine for me in SketchUp 2026 and has worked fine in all previous versions. Maybe there's a conflicting extension? Open the Ruby Console, try running the plugin and then share the output from the Console with us.

Thankfully, exes are his tory. I know, a laboured joke.

It is the new water setting. I need to fiuddle with it a bit but I like what I see. The new layout is a hit too.