thank you so much for answers, I`m saved.. he he he

After three posts you should be able to PM... Try Gábor again... But I see that, although you joined two years ago, you have only posted here recently. I assume you have been using the SCF PluginStore's dialog on various SketchUp versions and computers. Have you downloaded Plugins from SCF ? Your original user-id etc might have lapsed as the servers were changed about the time you registered. So you might have lost your earlier user-id for the SCF PluginStore ? When you use the PluginStore, it submits your currently installed/downloaded for that version and computer to the server and it's stored with your account details, against your-id. Obviously your replaced computer no longer has your locally-stored user-details. But there might be something stored against your user-id server-side. Gábor can advise...

could it be this? http://www.estimator4sketchup.com/

thanks for the contribution

thanks for the help - i will try to get my hands on ruby as soon as possible! there is no way around it any longer

"Beigne" must be "Tore" (Torus) Beigne = Slap! or Beignet (Donut) "Boite" must be "Boîte" "Sphere" must be "Sphère" "Dome" must be "Dôme" "Cone" must be "Cône" "Coté" must be "Côté" "Per 90 deg" must be "Par 90°" "Demi rayon" must be "Demi-rayon" ELse seems cool working!

@tdoolittle said: How do I remove this extension from Sketchup2016? Since it's a simple Plugin [rather than an Extension which would also have its own subfolder], you can simply find its RB file ' dimension_utilities.rb' and delete it. Look in your Plugins folder... This one-liner copy+pasted into the Ruby Console +<enter> will open your Plugins folder for you [it is in a folder-path that is hidden by default]: UI.openURL("file:///#{Sketchup.find_support_file('Plugins')}") Alternatively if you have the SketchUcation Toolset installed you can use its Plugins-Manager dialog to Disable any listed plugin-file that is being Loaded/Enabled - when SketchUp restarts it won't load, but you could always reinstate it if you so desired, OR in the same toolset - use its submenu item to 'Uninstall' that plugin in which case, thereafter it won't load or even appear in any of its Manager dialogs, but it could still be Reinstalled later, if desired - by using the same dialog...

Did you read the author's first post in this thread? He says this plugin is obsolete.

There are two "Library" Folders on the Mac. For some reason they decided to hide the User's Library Folder, which is where the plugins should go (under Application Support). To get there use the "Go" menu "Go to Folder.." command. Type"~/Library" But to load, follow TIG's directions, it's easy.

Why not working? SU8 Maybe there is another plugin? Artisan is paid http://www.screencast.com/t/20sxZ3Uuk Robert

oh yeah um use lss_toolbar2.0 it has a function called stick group which I think is what you want . but if you have su 2016 or maybe 2015 that function wont work but I have found a work around for it ive posted on another topic http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=80%26amp;t=63567#p582194 youll need to have notepad++ on order to find those line numbers to fix the code on but all you have to do is change like 4 words and save it and then it should work like a champ

@peebo22 said: Hello, Is there a plugin which enables selection by drawed line? I mean that can I draw the selection which chooses groups, components, edges or faces. Just like lasso tool in Photoshop? This would help me a lot, thank you! this function is included in this plugin http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=483628#p483628 also this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HduoQH7Byuc%26amp;feature=youtu.be but neither one gives a perfect selection

unless you use the old SmartMustard plugin organizer [which I doubt]... get rid of the $organiser bit.... menu = UI.menu('Draw') menu.add_item('Draw points') { pointtool } I can see other errors in a very old copy I checked, that may have been fixed by TIG... if the next line starts with p =, then it's not fixed... BTW... the free TextWrangler.app is much better for editing all kinds of files... EDIT: the rest of the file is needing work there are a number of places it use a 'reserved' word... this was why i asked about the p, before re-reading your code block... plgs = Sketchup.find_support_file('Plugins') cmd = UI;;Command.new('Draw points') { pointtool } cmd.large_icon = cmd.small_icon = File.join(plgs, 'PointTool', 'PointTool.png') def create_geometry(pt, view) view.model.active_entities.add_cpoint pt view.invalidate end def no_points_here?(pt) Sketchup.active_model.entities.select { |e| e.class == Sketchup;;ConstructionPoint }.each do |e| return false if e.position.to_a == pt.to_a end john

Thanks!

@ pilou ok this could be possible. ill try this @rich yes i understand thanks for yours fast answers. Dean @pilou **bingo**Color Edge is a solution. works in 2016,too thanks

@greenskp said: Just for convention. Something like... "everything does not come in default installation from SketchUp goes to the Extensions menu". For people who love to install multiple plugins, do not get lost when are looking for a native tool. Something that already happens with the Tools menu. Yeah, I feel you here... but once you start using SU in a "professional" manner - meaning that it became your "second nature", you stop dividing things between native/installed. You KNOW what you want to achieve and you go for the right tool... is's a lot about memory, this is true.. the more plugins you have, the memory will be more active in remembering those and their functionality. But exactly here is the catch: once you know what you need to achieve, you don't consider the tool, you consider the mean of doing it. So, I need to DRAW something, is more intuitive to go to DRAWING menu, to look for my tool, instead of digging in Extensions. Is like working in a workshop... i need screws, is better to go to look in the Screws Drawer, rather than in "shopping drawer" ... because I may shop for many things. From screws to napkins... but this doesn't make it better to keep all my shopping in the same place. I can understand that for the new user it may become confusing, because there is not a clear structure in user's mind about what native SU tools can do and whether a plugin is needed. But once you go past this, you don't even consider the software... the software is just the environment. You focus on the final goal and you just need a tool. So, is best to have tools better organized and quicker to find, instead of navigating in submenus.

i guess some sort of geometry -> point cloud proxy is needed. should see how skp handles 100,000 construction points, never tried that

Works like a charm inside SU 2016 [image: oNrZ_protrude02.jpg]

@derei said: Thank you all for the solutions ! Check out my "Spin It" plugin on my blog. It has options to spin the camera and record the scenes.

Maybe try this plugin and bind it to the save keypress? http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=33441