@Didier-Bur Thank you for your effort, now it starts (no more error at start of SU), but it doesnt do what it is supposed to do, as it is described in the animation and description of the first post. It only creates its own scene... and that's it, the shadow is the same...! Edit: I dont know if it does matter, but i didnt test it in SU 2024 or 2025, but only in 2023. I stopped at 2023, and there are many reasons not to go beyond until they fix many things that have been broken starting with 2024, among those being massive rgloader problems, many incompatibilities with extensions, and another one that i will not make it public.

My old script https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=dropverts ?

Do you have Libfredo v15 installed? https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=LibFredo6 You also need Sketchucation Tools 4.4.1 for licensing https://sketchucation.com/plugin/696-sketchucationtools

When you say 'not accepting it on download' it is unclear. Have you installed it using the Extensions > Extension Manager ? If so restart SketchUp and it should appear in the Toolbars list and under the Extensions submenu 'Chris Fullmer Tools'. It is an older extension and is unsigned. This means that SketchUp will not load it unless the Extension Manager's Loading Policy is set to 'Unrestricted'. After resetting that you need to restart SketchUp to sync everything...

Is there a way to read the Ruby Console if SketchUp Completely crashes? There are no errors in the Ruby Console when i start but when i use the plug-in it lets me select the face, select the edge and then when i place (rubber band) the edge to the new place and click the button. its a full close of SketchUp?

@Daantje Possibly, you can use ThruPaint, which includes the same color fans but also displays the color names. [image: 1744213987132-7babf36a-b906-4ac9-8038-4d9a623fa18e-image.png]

@Dave-R said in [Plugin] Slicer5: l Please explain. Thanks, Steve

Version 2.0.4 - 03.27.2025 Enabled removal of individual anchor bolts for stemwall step foundations. Enabled addition of custom location anchor bolts for stemwall step foundations.

module Reglue extend self # Menü öğesinin eklenme konumunu belirleyen değişken SUPPORT_MENU_POSITION ||= Sketchup::Menu.instance_method(:add_item).arity != 1 ? 8 : nil def glue_components_to_faces model = Sketchup.active_model selection = model.selection if selection.empty? UI.messagebox("Hata: Hiçbir seçim yapılmadı!") return end faces = selection.grep(Sketchup::Face) components = selection.grep(Sketchup::ComponentInstance).select { |comp| comp.glued_to.nil? } if faces.empty? || components.empty? UI.messagebox("Hata: Lütfen hem yüzeyleri hem de yapıştırılabilir bileşenleri seçin!") return end model.start_operation("Bileşenleri Yüzeylere Yeniden Yapıştır", true) components.each do |component| closest_face = find_closest_aligned_face(component, faces) component.glued_to = closest_face if closest_face end model.commit_operation end def find_closest_aligned_face(component, faces) component_normal = component.transformation.zaxis faces.min_by { |face| face.normal.angle_between(component_normal) } end unless @loaded UI.add_context_menu_handler do |menu| selection = Sketchup.active_model.selection next if selection.empty? has_faces = selection.any? { |entity| entity.is_a?(Sketchup::Face) } has_glueable_components = selection.any? { |entity| entity.is_a?(Sketchup::ComponentInstance) && entity.glued_to.nil? } if has_faces && has_glueable_components position = SUPPORT_MENU_POSITION menu.add_item("Reglue", position) { glue_components_to_faces } end end @loaded = true end end

Version 2.0 is available from the PluginsStore. https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=TIG_points_cloud_triangulation It fixes issues with delauney3.rb using Constants in away that newer SketchUp versions Ruby chokes on, t also includes some tweaks of the main code - Layers v. Tags etc, and the RBZ is now signed...

how can i buy???

@ntxdave Not that I know of. But it's simple. Create or import a mesh with a high-ish polygon count. Hover over an icon in the Sculpt Tools toolbar and the name of the tool will appear by the mouse cursor. Click on "Bulge" and then click on the mesh with the left mouse button. The mesh will deform, creating a bulge. Press and hold shift and the Bulge tool turns into the "Push" tool, which will create the opposite effect of pushing into the mesh. The "Smooth" tool is useful for smoothing out the mesh, creating a uniformity in the polygons. Adjust brush radius and strength in the settings, which is the top button in the toolbar.

They keep added to this extension. Its a clever tool no doubt.

The latest version works fine for me too, across all newer SketchUp versions. What is your exact issue ?

@fredo6 could "smooth curve" from the attached video be implemented? https://youtu.be/iqz2EwF16-w?si=x4gxUOCjS2uR9VOg&t=151 "project to scene" script at 1:59 is also fabulous

Version 1.2.5 - 02.28.2025 Fixed a critical bug with the estimating module (wall sheathing 2).

Ok, makes sense. Thank you

You can buy Fredo Bundle: https://sketchucation.com/purchase-smart.php?plugin=fredoscale It is the 2nd buying options. Pay attention to what is in the bundle. Not all of Fredo extensions are in the Bundle

Go here: https://sketchucation.com/plugin-list.php Pick any Fredo extensions included in a the bundle and then pick the Bundle option For example if you pick FredoScale: https://sketchucation.com/purchase-smart.php?plugin=fredoscale You'll see option for Bundles