@ecati said in Help with using WrapR: I would like to ask whether WrapR supports UDIM workflows or multi-tile UV layouts. This is important for my workflow At the end of the day, in Wrapr it's perfectly supported if you know what you are doing. The problem is that Sketchup itself doesn't have native support UDIMs in its materials. So you need to create a different material in order to import back each UDIM tile. As long as you need to export the model to a different engine with native support for UDIMs, everything is fine and you don't need that workaround. Can you elaborate a bit more what specific workflow you are after, so that maybe we can better help you? Do you need UDIMs for Substance or something like that? Here's a practical example of something I did using the same exact tecnique shown in the video above: https://community.sketchucation.com/topic/160953/ferrari-f2004.

The issue has been resolved. Thank you for your help and response !

Apparently more accurate than folk might think..

LA is known for being VERY slow (even before the fires), nit-picky, and sometimes downright unreasonable. Best of luck in getting the project(s) approved!

Hi, on Mac, you must first display the rulers in Layout (see screenshot), then select the “Spacing” dropdown menu (see screenshot). [image: 1764585254468-capture-d%C3%A2-e%C3%AC-cran-2025-12-01-a%C3%AC-11.32.12.png] [image: 1764585262127-capture-d%C3%A2-e%C3%AC-cran-2025-12-01-a%C3%AC-11.33.22.png]

Wow, looking awesome!

@Bryan-K Thank you sir.

Thanks Bryan – I used the same pattern as above to create my this year Christmas doodle. https://community.sketchucation.com/topic/164628/advent-wreath

Well done!

Very cool!

Well done!

Excellent work as always!

@Gábor needs to look at his server-side coding. I expect the user-side would always be sending a list of all installed extensions and their versions, Gábor then checks if that user, on that computer, in that SUp version has previously installed any extension[s] in the current version available in the ExtensionStore, and if not it should advise that there's an update available, and list it on the appropriate page to auto-install...

@talegend said in [Plugin][$] FredoCorner - v2.7a - 31 Mar 24: license for round corner doesn't have FredoCorner word and that's why I can't see it Round Corner and FredoCorner are two different extensions and each requires a different license. Which one did you actually purchase the license for? Install that one.

You could probably edit the code but it's simpler to rotate the object after it's created.

This is an old focus issue in Sketchup, from 2023, and now it seems it has gotten worse... It is not related to Fredo.!

I tried it with my very old ImageTrimmer, and it took a very very long time ! Then I tried it with Fredo6's new https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=Pic2Shape It took 25 minutes, and I had to manually hide the edges and stand it up, but it worked well. Here's the SKP v2026... trimmed.skp [image: 1764023259784-trimmed.png]

We are sorry for the inconvenience caused. We have experienced a glitch in our email system which resulted a few SketchUcation members getting multiple copies of the same email. We fixed the issue and we hope the fix we implemented will prevent the problem from reoccurring. Thank you for your patience and for the heads up.

I see the same long list of material collections. I have nearly twice as many subfolders as can be displayed on screen at one time. This has been relayed to the developers and hopefully they will revert back to the folder-subfolder thing.

OK, had an issue with what seemed to be lost textures but, was a return to back face issues. Something I have not seen for a while now. Probably a Rayscaper issue but not the end of the world, I usually check these things as a rule. This one bloody unit was an import and I missed the use of back face in one cabinet door. Anyway, the downstairs is cramped but not really that tight when seating is deflated/stored and the folding dining table/chairs can be brought out for a meal with friends. A drop down cinema type screen for film night with snacks easily catered for. Hot water is as designed via a Quooker type system to save space and improve economy. Heating via passive home and possibly a ground pump but passive should not need that really. Shower is electric and solar panels on the roof to power it. A pull out drawer under the stairs for batteries. No boiler, gas or electric will save space and energy uptake. I am considering uploading the bare bones as a challenge but, more on that later. [image: 1763952561515-7-1024s-4000-x-2396-6404134tri-gpu-3m-22s-denoise-on-resized.png]