@TIG Good and not-so-good news in your response: It's good to know you're already working on this, although a little sad because it won't be out anytime soon. I use this plugin in my modeling routine and enjoy seeing the report. Thanks for your response and great admiration for your work.

The earlier posts in this thread explain how to make a temporary fix by editing the RB file. В предыдущих сообщениях в этой теме объясняется, как сделать временное исправление путем редактирования файла RB.

Hello Thom and Forum. Maybe it is too late, but I never succeed installing solid inspector in my SU 8 pro. My laptop is the old one windows 7 64 bit with 2 GB RAM, and it was enough for my daily works. The oldest version found at github is v1.2.0 I read somewhere that v1.1.0 could be work ? an what is the TT_lib version for that. But where is it, can not find that file. Please help Many Thanks !

@neverpoint Hi: Most of the spline commands can generate a face when they are closed: [image: 1755244489901-spline_face.gif] If this is not the case, select the spline and type in the Ruby console: spline=Sketchup.active_model.selection[0] # will return something like => #<Sketchup::Edge:0x000001a70b1968e8> face = spline.find_faces # will return something like => 1 (1 being the number of face(s) created or simply redraw a segment of the spline and the face will also be created. [image: 1755244901974-spline_line.gif] Regards

@stephen2850s : Hi, FYI, you can try my Query+ plugin: [https://sketchucation.com/plugin/2654-queryplus](link url) [image: 1755063699887-queryplusfaces.jpg] It can give you lots of informations (angles, volumes, distances...) about various objects of your model, not only edges [image: 1755063450058-queryplus.jpg] Regards

To help with the uptake of this new plugin I will running a promotion for the month of August and September (Aug. 10, 2025 - Sep. 30, 205). If you purchase the mdkBIM bundle both the Medeek HVAC and Medeek Electrical licenses will be included at no additional charge ($120.00 value). Each of those licenses will also be permanent licenses. However this is not automatic, you must email me within 30 days after purchasing the mdkBIM bundle requesting the two additional licenses and I will then issue them manually. They then will become accessible with the Medeek Account Manager the same as your other licenses. I am only posting this notification on the SketchUp forum and the Sketchucation board.

MSPhysics for SketchUp 2022 I tried to get the MSPhysics camera models from 2017 to work with the MSPhysics plugin modified for newer SketchUp versions (see GitHub). This was partially successful. The camera, target point, and objects can be moved along curves... This could be useful for model simulations, flyovers, etc. [image: 1754499039766-topview-0004.gif] [image: 1754499093509-camview-0004.gif] [image: 1754499116925-camvieww-0007.gif]

@kado Hi, Attached here is a rework of this old script. Unzip vbfr.zip and just put the RBE into your Plugins folder. Options are now available in the Tools menu, under the submenu "Automatic face reverser". Hope this helps. vbfr.zip

If you are dealing with devices you no longer have access to and they were activated using an older build of Sketchucation Tools with no online releasing then they are frozen. Email us at support@sketchucation.com so we can walk you through the process.

OK, unistall and go again fresh. Worked at last, signed in 'n all.

@faust07 Man, you should read all those discussion posts on GitHub, they are very helpful in finding more solutions. I never used this extension, so i can't speak from my own experience what it can and can not do in either version. Also, I've seen a YouTube video once (on the "TutorialUp" channel), and this extension was working very well in SU 2018, i mean the same as in SU 2017...

It's been around since 2012 so my guess is it does...

a true Doh! moment - Angle Inspector has Slope meter in %% ! Many many thanks, Fredo. P.S. Maybe one day it would become interactive - showing live the slope altering.

@dshaffer email us at support@sketchucation.com and we can walk you through things

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

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.)

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@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