Also... have you installed the latest LibFredo6 and restarted SketchUp ?

@Rich-O-Brien thanks

@panixia said in Help with plugin: is definitely not the best for textured models tho. I know that. I was only responding to the OP's comment that SketchUp 2017 won't import .stl files. I agree that other formats would likely be better.

Does your set up meet the requirements listed here ? https://help.sketchup.com/en/sketchup/system-requirements The fact that it runs OK on a similar machine suggests that something is 'missing' in the set up with the problems - hardware or software ?

I have been testing MyArchtectureAI quite some. I also purchased the Pro version with unlimited credits. In my case the results are not that great even when doing editing. There are just too many random AI stuff happening. I just tested Archfine.com and it gave excellent results. There was editing needed because AI didn't get creative. Unfortunately it was not possible to do more test because it was possible to do only 1 test render with the free version. It seems that the solutions (Visoid, Archfine, Viz Maker) that use NanoBananaPro are giving the best results. https://vizmaker.vizacademy.co.uk/ has also somekind of integration with Sketchup but it seems to just export the image, no material info or anything. Viz Maker has also quite good edit possibilities.

https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2 AI is not good source for a solution. You could be going down a rabbithole to nowhere. A better option would be to upgrade SketchUp if that's in your budget.

That is not a four edge geometry..

Yeah, I think you'll definitely need to live with the compromise, because there's not some "universal" solution to this problem (and it can get even more complex with multiple nesting levels and/or multiple instances of the "father" component with different scale factor. You will indeed loose the "instancing" benefit, otherwise it will be a mess.. No matter the code. Buon anno a te!

Thanks @krass for putting it in a new topic! That makes it easier for me to keep track, instead of tracking everything in the huge release thread. I typed up a comprehensive guide: https://rayscaper.com/faq/licensing/#how-do-i-release-a-license-seat

A belated THANK YOU, Dave!

Making some progress. [image: 1766441094367-screenshot-2025-12-22-160302.png] [image: 1766441094379-screenshot-2025-12-22-160329.png]

@Thiago2026 If you visit https://sketchucation.com/webshop/my-licences.php you can see you have no activated licenses. The error is related to your device name. Please check if your device name uses non-alphanumeric character like áéíóú etc. Change it to use only alphanumeric characters.

Before trying the following please read the whole post as the answer might be a misunderstanding... Use the SketchUcation ExtensionStore to install JointPushPull, FredoCorner and LibFredo6 again. Then restart SketchUp to sync everything. If you are still getting the licensing error[s] check that you have installed the proper license for the extensions I suspect that you have a license for Fredo's RoundCorner and this is not the same as the installed FredoCorner, which expects a separate license file. There have been a few reports of users confusing the two extensions and their respective licenses. Although the two are similar in what they do, they are not identical, and they need to be licensed separately. So ensure you have the correct extensions installed and their matching licenses validated, after that a SketchUp restart should get both properly licensed and error free.

@tsur said in 'Search' window; 'Recent' doesn’t display most recent extensions updates.: most recently updated items, nor are they sorted by most recent — it would be very convenient if they were. Yes, we are reworking these in early 2026 along with other new features to make search and listings more intuitive Submit Extension': it says "Want to share (Y)our creations on our platform?... That should be fixed now

It's a little confusing with the two corner plugins, but I get it now -- Curvizard is great! Thanks for the suggestion; I'm going to go simplify a bunch of my old models now

@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...

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.

@Rich-O-Brien You are a Star! Thank you.

@dpd Extrude tools. curviloft-problem.skp

Practically impossible to tell with so little information. What operating system are you using? How large is the bevel you are trying to make? Share the .skp file so we can see what you are working with. Have you tried it with the current version of SketchUp. Presumably you have a current SketchUp subscription so you can update to the current version of SketchUp at no charge.