@mumbus said:
Just went to use roundcorner yesterday and found now you have to pay for it after all of these years. So now I have paid for it and I can only use it once each time I open sketchup. If I try a second time it tells me that my "trial period expired". If I click on manage license, it shows all of my license information but I still cant use the plugin. Super annoying.
Please try to reactivate the effected licenses and restart SketchUp and try to use the plugins again.
Hi everybody,
Just Downloaded the plugin. Did get pointed to this by BOX in this discussion.
https://forums.sketchup.com/t/how-to-open-the-component-skp-file/195138/10
TIG is mentioned and knows much more then me about Ruby, maybe it a simple something to get it working.
Or are there newer extensions that do the opening of a imported component skp file for editing?
Hi Ken!
How are you getting on with Curic Studio? I purchased the plugin last week. Just a question, does Curic Studio works offline for you as well? It crashes Sketchup each time, I have no internet connection.
Would be great to hear from you!
RW
@keithswd said:
but now with SU 2022 it seems to be causing SU to crash on startup.
Hmmm.... I just installed it in SketchUp 2022 and gave it a try. Didn't affect startup and it works as expected.
I am using sketchup 2021. After running the plugin, all other plugins give an error.
Error in C:/Users/samib/AppData/Roaming/SketchUp/SketchUp 2021/SketchUp/Plugins/!ae_LaunchUp/interception.rb:126 for add_item
break from proc-closure
C:/Users/samib/AppData/Roaming/SketchUp/SketchUp 2021/SketchUp/Plugins/!ae_LaunchUp/index.rb:138:in block in load_menus' (eval):5:in block in observe_instance_method'
C:/Program Files/Chaos Group/V-Ray/V-Ray for SketchUp/extension/ruby/gui/context_menu:10:in block in init' Error in C:/Users/samib/AppData/Roaming/SketchUp/SketchUp 2021/SketchUp/Plugins/!ae_LaunchUp/interception.rb:126 for add_item break from proc-closure C:/Users/samib/AppData/Roaming/SketchUp/SketchUp 2021/SketchUp/Plugins/!ae_LaunchUp/index.rb:138:in block in load_menus'
There are two different built-in DXF/DWG exporters.
The 2d one makes 'edges' of all exported geometry, including arcs and circles [intended for use in simple 2d graphics], the 3d one preserves arcs and circles [intended for 'CAD' use], so if you need them use the 3d version [even if your export is essentially '2d']...