Hello Fredo6, Thank you for your response, and sorry for the confusion. By logging in, I mean logging in to the school computer. When students log in to our school computers, a new user profile is created in Windows with their own student number. When I activate the plug-ins under the admin account, the plug-ins work normally and are activated. However, when a student logs in to Windows, the plug-ins are not activated under their individual user account. We would like to avoid students having to activate the plug-ins themselves every time they use a school computer (if they even have the permissions to do so within our network). For us, the ideal solution would be that the plug-ins are automatically available for every student who logs in, without needing to activate them for each individual user. I’m not sure if or how this would be possible. Ramon

If I can not find any solution, is there any way to make custom toolbars ? Aerilius: Toolbar Editor does not work and also the nativ one

Yoni said Sketchup rolled back this update. Over at the Sketchup Forum.

@Rich-O-Brien Here it is: https://maps.app.goo.gl/bUZHDoUDX1JepP5k6?g_st=ic

Did you open the Ruby Console while performing steps? Error msgs ?

Hello everyone, Here is an image showing the rebar schedule present in the model. The table is fully dynamic: when I click on a row, the corresponding rebar is automatically highlighted in the model [image: 1773055139464-sketchucation_09.03.2026.png]

@alsomar said in [Plugin] QuadFaceTools: You see the model unsmoothed in 3ds Max just because your SketchUp model has unsmoothed lines. Despite the SubD subdivisions making the surface look smooth, if you can see the edges it means the lines are actually unsmoothed. In this frame I can see all the lines Nope. They are soft = false; smooth = true. The smooth attribute is the one actually welding the normals/creating smoothing groups. The soft is a Sketchup-thing only to separate "logical surfaces" which can be selected with a single click. In the legacy version of the exporter, the generated obj from 3dsMax was seen as 2 overlapped meshes: one with the properly welded/smoothed quads (BUT unwelded UV seams between each quad, despite the individual quads being perfectly in place in the UV chart) + one made of floating/unwelded triangles. In Blender the legacy exporter always worked fine (didn't test your fork against Blender, but I guess it could work fine). Another weird/interesting thing is that the same objects, when exported straight out of WrapR work 100% fine. [image: 1772915685108-16a21a1c-6526-4849-b21e-4f0317e7d105-image-resized.png]

If it works in v2024 [see earlier posts] it'll probably work in v2026. Try it. To install an extension from a ZIP archive file rather than from an RBZ you will need either to change the file-type suffix, or even easier use the SketchUcation submenu item to install it from Archive, which works for both RBZ and ZIP archives...

Very nicely done, something of an epic going by looks alone.

What are 'the error messages' ? A BugSplat or something else ? What is your MAC OS ? Select its icon and right-click > context-menu > Run as administrator. A dialog opens, when prompted choose Repair. This will fix any incorrect permissions etc that can cause unpredictable issue. Restart SketchUp to see if anything has improved. Repair will not affect any customization. Double-clicking

@Rich-O-Brien said in SketchyPhysics 3.5.6 (26 January 2015): is a huge undertaking Of course I was thinking about "cheat-coding"

Nice, a breakdown would be cool!

@Rich-O-Brien Thank you Brian. Second course was offset. Had to remove and reset start setback (half stone)for it + Layout from start to change ; ) Again, -thank you for sorting out. [image: 1772479795775-spacerssolved.png]

I am between fear and hope ! Bep

The 'require' code that is unneeded doesn't break anything, just takes a millisecond to process and immediately ignore, slowing the loading time all but imperceptibly... Have a good day too...

Another site with learning tools for those who wish to. AI, not required. https://www.horoma.school/course#hero

@TIG Thank you TIG for your work

nice renders. I see the similaity to twinmotion. and D5. the unreal engine look.