thankyou this worked for me

Hi Didier, First of all, thank you for the Emboss plugin — it is one of the very few SketchUp tools that preserves vertex topology perfectly. I’m using it for precision modeling, and the way it keeps the original curve structure intact is extremely valuable. I’ve found one issue that only appears with concave shapes. On convex curves the embossing works flawlessly, but on concave sections the displacement direction becomes inverted or distorted. Below are two screenshots: This is how the emboss should look (approximately, made by hand): [image: 1778834494960-right-resized.png] This is what Emboss actually generates on the same concave shape: [image: 1778834522094-wrong-resized.png] The difference is only in the normal direction handling at concave vertices. If the algorithm could detect concave angles and flip the displacement direction accordingly, the result would be perfect. Would it be possible to adjust the normal calculation so concave vertices receive a correct inward/outward direction as well? If you need test models or more examples, I’m happy to provide them. Thank you again for your work — this plugin is already incredibly useful. Best regards, Zoltán

@medeek Hey Nathan, Thanks for pointing that out. While Medeek Wall is excellent for framing, our primary focus with MuzWalls is specifically on masonry and solid wall construction. We are developing the extension to handle the nuances of these workflows in depth. Regarding wall interactions: MuzWalls utilizes a logic-based system for corners. It features an auto-miter capability that detects when two walls meet and automatically calculates the connection based on their respective angles. This allows the walls to join seamlessly as a continuous structure rather than remaining as overlapping or separate groups. We are continuously refining this system to ensure that masonry wall interactions inside SketchUp feel clean, intelligent, and highly automated. We'd genuinely love to get your feedback on this — and the wider community's too. Draw a couple of walls, drop a window, drag an endpoint around and see how the corners hold up. 3-day trial, no card required: https://muzwalls.com Best Regards Muzwalls - Morteza

Version 3.8.1 - 05.13.2026 Enabled a second layer of wall sheathing for common and scissor trusses. Enabled XPS (blue, green, pink and grey), ISO, EPS, GPS, and PU foam insulation within the wall sheathing and wall sheathing 2 options.

If you want to disable it then you should use the 'SketchUcation' Plugins Manager red-button to 'Unload' it. After a restart of SketchUp it should no longer load. Pour désactiver ce plugin, utilisez le bouton-rouge «Décharger» du Gestionnaire de Plugins «SketchUcation». Après le redémarrage de SketchUp, il ne devrait plus se charger.

@Eikhine2712 Could you please tell us what version of SketchUp you are using? The problem is probably caused by some NON-ASCII characters in your computer name. There are 2 possible solutions: you change your computer name and erase the signature file OR We are beta testing a new version of the licensing system currently which is addressing this issue. If you are willing to help us with beta testing, I can send you the beta version and give you the instructions on how to install it.

@fredo6 I think it's best for a bent object's geometry to follow a 'curve' and start perpendicular to the start/end segment. But if the path is a full circle the bending should start perpendicular to a mid-segment, to keep the objects 'endmost' dimensions correct: and if it's around an arc [partial circle] that's user-defined it should be treated like any other curve: but if it's a swept form around a notional partial-circular path, that should then start/end perpendicular to a half-segment - that way the bent form stays as dimensionally true as it can be.

@Gowri211034 I can see in our system your user has made several purchase attempts. Unfortunately I can not see any of these purchase payments being completed. Have you received a receipt about the payment from PayPal or Stripe? If yes, please send it to support@sketchucation.com and maybe also by private chat to me.

Version 4.5.2b - 05.09.2026 Added the following (L.J. Smith) rosettes: LJ7037, LJ7027, LJ7026, LJ7033. Fixed a floating point rounding error in the "Move Segment" tool. Enabled handrailing fittings (ie. rosettes) for the start and end of a handrail when no post at these locations is selected. Added a left and right half-post component into the newel post library. [image: 1778312543461-stair_su032_800.jpg] [image: 1778312543476-stair_su033_800.jpg] [image: 1778312543499-stair_su035_800.jpg] I tested out a half post because I've seen stair railings that terminate like the image below: [image: 1778312562559-stair_su034_800.jpg]

@Rich-O-Brien Thanks, Appreciate the heads-up. I’m currently polishing nEVEn before the Extension Warehouse release. More screenshots and workflow demos coming soon.

@denlim2004: Hi, Download the plugin, and then: [https://help.sketchup.com/en/extension-warehouse/installing-trial-extension](link url)

@Tpdart Explaining how you fixed things helps others reading this, and gives useful feedback to moderators and experienced users who might be 'advising'...

@gabrielaher you have a current subscription license for SketchUp, correct? If so, the only license you need to buy to use RoundCorner is the RoundCorner license fee.

@layacz I've contacted Thom to get it sorted

I don't know what you mean by Sketchucation 'jail'. And as Panixia said, LOTT is free. Anyway, the trouble might be in the habitat_site_context.rb script, as shown in the Sketchup startup error box.. Did you get an error with the previous version of LOTT and this script installed?

That's awesome! 90% off for those in education. $33 instead of $330 is a huge discount.

Changes to how SketchUp's UI is handled means Fullscreen is not compatible

NEW RELEASE: ThruPaint v2.9a - 21 Apr 26 Requirements: >= LibFredo6 15.9b ThruPaint 2.9a is a release including: bug fixing Future compatibility Home Page of ThruPaint for information and Download. Main post of this thread.