@emersonn_vazz NO. This is a bug in SU2026 and there is no workaround.

The link in the very first thread in this topic contains the working url to download the zip file containing the txt font's ttf file. https://community.sketchucation.com/uploads/imported_attachments/pdqA_txt_____.zip I just used it. I can't see what your issue might be...

Version 1.2.1 - 03.26.2026 Enabled the following methods within the Medeek Floor API: lumber_floor_draw, truss_floor_draw

@pep75 I just installed it in SU2026 and gave it a try. It seems to do what it says on the tin. The back face color is green. [image: 1773752953208-rev.gif]

@tomb85 Oh shit.. never noticed that.. I'm just creating a plugin which relies quite heavily on the tab key to switch between modes.. maybe I should add a Shift+TAB option in order to stay safe. Good to know.

@tomaszdrgas Thank you for your modified version of Chris plugin, it does correct the "guide points" issue for me, however it still align the views on the "world" axis and not on the user defined axis (SU2021/WIN). For those who can't find a solution, I did find a simple way without any plugin to align my views on the user defined axis as intended (at least in top view as this was my objective). Just choose the standard top view for example, which will align to the North axis. And then click on the red "X" axis of your model and click Align view... TADAM ! It is now a top view aligned according to your user defined axis. Update your scene to keep this orientation, and you can then continue your work and edit it via Layout.

Hello everyone, Here is an image showing the rebar schedule present in the model. The table is fully dynamic: when I click on a row, the corresponding rebar is automatically highlighted in the model [image: 1773055139464-sketchucation_09.03.2026.png]

@alsomar said in [Plugin] QuadFaceTools: You see the model unsmoothed in 3ds Max just because your SketchUp model has unsmoothed lines. Despite the SubD subdivisions making the surface look smooth, if you can see the edges it means the lines are actually unsmoothed. In this frame I can see all the lines Nope. They are soft = false; smooth = true. The smooth attribute is the one actually welding the normals/creating smoothing groups. The soft is a Sketchup-thing only to separate "logical surfaces" which can be selected with a single click. In the legacy version of the exporter, the generated obj from 3dsMax was seen as 2 overlapped meshes: one with the properly welded/smoothed quads (BUT unwelded UV seams between each quad, despite the individual quads being perfectly in place in the UV chart) + one made of floating/unwelded triangles. In Blender the legacy exporter always worked fine (didn't test your fork against Blender, but I guess it could work fine). Another weird/interesting thing is that the same objects, when exported straight out of WrapR work 100% fine. [image: 1772915685108-16a21a1c-6526-4849-b21e-4f0317e7d105-image-resized.png]

If it works in v2024 [see earlier posts] it'll probably work in v2026. Try it. To install an extension from a ZIP archive file rather than from an RBZ you will need either to change the file-type suffix, or even easier use the SketchUcation submenu item to install it from Archive, which works for both RBZ and ZIP archives...

What are 'the error messages' ? A BugSplat or something else ? What is your MAC OS ? Select its icon and right-click > context-menu > Run as administrator. A dialog opens, when prompted choose Repair. This will fix any incorrect permissions etc that can cause unpredictable issue. Restart SketchUp to see if anything has improved. Repair will not affect any customization. Double-clicking

It's almost certainly OK on v2026 as far as it did with recent versions already - which was 'not faultlessly'. But why not try it...

It is very old, but it works with v2026. BUT there are several 'reverse face' tools available that are newer, less flaky, and probably better... e.g. my own 'Fix Reversed Face Materials' which flips faces textured on their backs and reapplies the material, UV-mapping any textures to suit, and includes several other subitem tools to adjust reversed faces and their materials...

You need to logout of your account. Then login at sketchucation.com homepage You should see a Dev Tools buttons in the header [image: 1771519908291-2a57a30a-3065-4521-adb9-943f5456121b-image.png] In there is a portal to list your extension/s on our site and in the Sketchucation Tools extension. New extensions require approval before going live. Feel free to poke around.

Yep, I hate this part - they are too shy to indicate it's commercial, they ALL are FrEe. Here on sketchucation they do show $ sign

Version 1.5.8 - 02.16.2026 Fixed a minor bug with misc. fixtures. Added additional "Wilkerson Art" framed art prints within the "art" category under misc. fixtures. [image: 1771308203627-elec_su277_800-resized.jpg]

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@DOUGLAS0712 His tools are no longer supported. Sadly he died some time ago... Suas ferramentas não são mais suportadas. Infelizmente, ele faleceu há algum tempo...

Version 1.2.6 - 02.09.2026 Added a line type option for major grid lines of the grid tool. Added the major grid line option to the General tab of the Global Settings. [image: 1770686764115-project_su42_800.jpg] [image: 1770686764138-project_su43_800-resized.jpg] With the latest versions of SketchUp there is a bug with the stipple pattern for construction lines and as a result it is nearly impossible to differentiate major grid lines from minor grid lines. Since this bug has never been resolved (at least to my knowledge) by the SketchUp team, I have determined that simple work around would be to replace the construction lines in the grid (major grid lines only) with regular lines or edges. Now one can actually tell them apart. This option can be toggled in the General tab of the Global Settings. Personally I prefer the dashed construction lines for the major grid lines but in newer versions of SketchUp solid lines are probably the better option.