So I made a simple model and tested the snippet without selecting anything. It works flawlessly. I don't think it iterates inside groups. Only tried on loose geometry, but I'm going to try That. EDIT: What it does seems to be doing is grouping all groups in the model into a new group called Layer0. It doesn't act inside those groups. This is cool and a way to control the scope. Geometry to be affected by the snippet should be in root of the model. EDIT2: Groups that are tagged already, get their objects inside grouped and stripped from tags. This happens even if they have no tags. All other groups are grouped together in a group called Layer0

You can get 3.1.8 at... http://downloads.sketchucation.com/pluginstore/SketchUcationTools_v3.1.8.rbz Thanks to TIG for digging through his record crates for some golden oldies

Still there are so many things to improve.. i.e; too many clicks to edit bump or parallax textures and values.

@giuntolinicolo7 said: Hi everyone I just bought the bundle pack and all plugins have been installed and the licenses applied, all are good and all of them are working except Tool OnSurface which shows in the display but when I try to push nothing happens. Could anyone help me fix this problem? Many thanks Nico Before clicking on the toolbar icon, could you open the Ruby console. Then, when you click, there should be some error messages displayed in the console.

@tig said: If you have complex geometry or resulting shadows it can take a long time to process everything. You report is unclear if it's a proper 'bugsplat' or simply takes a long time ?? If you have the Ruby Console open during the processing do any error messages appear ? If SketchUp 'hangs' and becomes unresponsive, then does the Task Manager dialog show it doing anything ?? Consider simplifying the shadow-casting and/or shadow-receiving geometry to optimize what needs to be done... Hi TIG! Sorry, for not including enough details in my beginning statement. But yes, it consistently produced proper bugsplats on certain surfaces. I did, however, managed to overcome the problem by segmenting my surfaces into smaller parts. Would you have any general advice on how I can prevent this issue from happening in the future? Thanks for your great extension btw. Cheers, DLAUWJ

Thanks for sharing this Rich. It really looks interesting. Wish my laptop had not died so I could this one a go.