see attached example medeek hvac.skp

Its compatible with 2024 and 2025 You might expand on the troubles you mention as that is likely more important.

If you device name is using special characters please change it to use only alphanumeric characters Then delete the signature file at C:\Users\SomeName\AppData\Local\SCF Licenses To easily find this folder location open SketchUp go to Extensions > Sketchucation > SCFLicense : Global Status and click the License File Location button Restart SketchUp and activate

@Berserk said in [Plugin] MatSim (Material Simulation) - v1.5b - 09 Jul 25: The extension is very useful. But in the large model there is a limit on the number of materials supplied, and the color theme change takes a very long time (2 min.) on a modern computer (AMD 16 honest cores up to 5 GHz, 128GB RAM, RTX 2080 Super 12 GB). A model of a city with 80,000 inhabitants. Unfortunately, I can't share the model. I released MatSim v1.5b, with up to 150 materials by simulation, instead of 50 (which I already considered a lot). For performance, I am not sure MatSim can do better than what Sketchup would do natively by permuting materials. As for any automated process, just consider how long it would take you to do it manually...

The easiest fix for Ruby 2 and higher, is to use a refinement that only that file can "see" and use. I inserted the following at the top of the file (after deleting the Set reassignment): require 'set' # Create a refinement for the Set class: module DBUR module RefinedSet refine ::Set do alias :insert :add alias :contains? :include? end end end # Use the refinement: using DBUR::RefinedSet By request from @paddyclown, here is the "fixed" file. It still needs a drastic overhaul, but this will get it working (fingers crossed): DBUR_QuickSelection.rb @Didier-Bur ping (I do not know how to send this by PM in this new forum interface.)

it very nice plugin

Version 4.0.3 - 07.03.2025 Fixed a long standing bug (06/27/2023) with the edit dimension tool for framing dimensions (rectangular walls).

Which plugin, and for which version of Sketchup. In general, the version of LibFredo6 indicated is just the minimum version required. The latest version should also work.

Your donation (0.01 €) is not a license, just a kind recognition toward the author. So, to get a license, you need to purchase it from this Sketchucation page.

@TIG Ah legend. I've just converted a OTF to TTF and it's found it. Thanks

For the native tools, I did not change the icons. So you get the old ones. I don't think I will update them.

@bzqp said in Joint Push Pull Classic (Old version) - v2.2a - 26 Apr 17: Hmm, the starting post states LibFredo6 is not required and the classic version works with all Sketchup versions. The new version seems to be paid from what I see, I'd very much prefer the free one. Classic JPP fails on SketchUp 2018 and above because of changes to the ruby API. It is available for anyone on older versions of SketchUp.

Sorry for coming late to the party, but what a fastastic plugin ! This tool has the potential to be developed to a fullworthy 2D CAD plugin for Sketchup. My wish list: -user can place of the 2D plane, like for elevations, aligned to surfaces, etc -dimensjons in 2D plane -annotation text with leader line

Version 1.0.9 - 06.17.2025 Added the floor truss toolbar with the following two items: Draw Beam Pocket, Delete Beam Pocket. Enabled beam pockets for MPC wood trusses. Fixed a bug with short span steel trusses. [image: 1750207731310-floor_truss_su_menu_active.jpg] Tutorial 28 - Beam Pockets with Floor Trusses (8:00 min.) https://youtu.be/gMu0IMCeiag

You can use the 3-seat licence for corporate usage.

That suggests you either haven't installed Libfredo or you have not restarted SketchUp. But since you are omitting lots of info to help us understand fully its hard to say.

This button is not for camera but for layers. Use the Camera button instead.

Its discontinued, You could try Axyz and it allows similar movements using the Arrow keys. https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=axyz

@Rich-O-Brien thanks richard i have learned a lot and only scrached the surface.