Hi guys Again thanks for all your help Is there a chart you use to look up thread dimensions, pitch, tpi , crest etc I was trying a m22 x 2.5 and got a bit confused on the chart I was following, so I asked ChatGPT After 4 hours of me telling it, it was wrong, it finally agreed I was drawing it in SU then asking it questions on the iPad When I get home I’ll upload my figures and see what you think, the thread looks good on the screen, but that doesn’t mean it will fit Thanks Dean

Hello, is your Projections plugin compatible with newer versions of SketchUp Like 2025 or 2026 ? Thnk You, Christel

Is VBO Jump to level stable on your machine? I had a first crash with SU 2024, but it's very good, otherwise

@pixelcruncher thank you

and another colorset: [image: 1761052086556-image1-resized.jpg] [image: 1761052086682-image1_000-resized.jpg] [image: 1761052086798-image5-resized.jpg] [image: 1761052086914-image5_000-resized.jpg] [image: 1761052087050-image6_000-resized.jpg]

@Dave-R great, thanks!

I've been enjoying SU2026.

Can you move the vignette stripe by Click-Drag?

@Rich-O-Brien Thank you for your quick answer!

@Jspro Not sure about that one, but QuadfaceTools OBJ exporter should work fine in Sketchup 2017.

well that worked, where you been all my life, thank you

TIG Weld seems to be working fine in SU2026 for me. I also use Eneroth AutoWeld which will weld any edges that can be welded in a selection.

Old Flowscape [image: 1760899207478-unnam1ed.jpg] Banana [image: 1760899225259-unnam2ed.jpg] [image: 1760899232718-unnam3ed.jpg] [image: 1760899240465-unname4d.jpg] [image: 1760899277976-unname5d.jpg] [image: 1760899289078-unname5d.jpg] [image: 1760899298361-unnam6ed.jpg] [image: 1760899305928-unnam7ed.jpg] [image: 1760899331132-unna8med.jpg] [image: 1760899426688-unnamed.jpg]

Old Flowscape [image: 1760899207478-unnam1ed.jpg] Banana [image: 1760899225259-unnam2ed.jpg] [image: 1760899232718-unnam3ed.jpg] [image: 1760899240465-unname4d.jpg] [image: 1760899277976-unname5d.jpg] [image: 1760899289078-unname5d.jpg] [image: 1760899298361-unnam6ed.jpg] [image: 1760899305928-unnam7ed.jpg] [image: 1760899331132-unna8med.jpg] [image: 1760899426688-unnamed.jpg]

As it turns out, using the Extension Manager did not really uninstall the Trimble Scan Essentials plugin. However, do to some replies from others, I did get the issue resolved. OK, I finally got everything setup correctly now. It was kind of an awkward process but here is what I did: First I uninstalled 2026 Then I made sure all plugins were up to date in 2025 Then I clicked on the check for update in 2025 Now I ran the update option in 2025 to install 2026 When the process for installing 2026 ran, I deselected the Trimble Scan Essentials, Revit Importer and V-Ray Everything is now running fine and the Trimble Scan Essentials is finally gone and all of my plugins are installed and things are now the way I want them. Once again, I really want to thank everyone (on the SketchUp and SketchUcation forums) for the replies and insight of how to get things going correctly again. As I said in the original post, I have been gone for a while. Now I can get back to using SketchUp (latest version) again.

I am always so delighted when this thread appears! With this machine, I would immediately set off on my next holiday trip, even though I would still have to practise that diabolical laughter! In the event of a traffic jam on the Autobahn, EVERYONE would immediately form an emergency lane out of sheer awe for this thing!!!

thank you good work

OK, still moving on with the build. Sketchup diffusion threw a few wobblies after an update went south. Rayscaper still on it. The colour is antique white from the skp standard collection, looking to see if I keep the pbr collection, not keen tbh. [image: 1760737741311-2-1024s-2090-x-1216-2324419-tri-gpu-19s-denoise-on-resized.png]

Yes, times are changing, and I have little time for the changes. However you need to pick your fights, and not learning it as a protest would be a mistake. The AI changes to workflow are absolutely inevitable undeniably and this is just the beginning. When reliable Quantum computers mature it will be another leap if it does not kill us first