It's now available as an RBZ download from our PluginStore or through the SketchUcation > ExtensionStore dialog within SketchUp. Well done.

I gave the code of this plugin to ai, and asked him to write a manual, here it is.Sculpt Tools Manual.pdf

is there any tutorial or video for this i follow the step but i don't get it why its not working on me

@FlorinAp that's exactly the same as it's been on Mac forever. The developers have indicated that vector import is on their roadmap.

Finally, i think i figured it out - the best description for this one is "perspective perpendicular center view", i used it a lot through the first button of Curic Align View, and now through Dezmo Dice "center (front, left, right, back) view". Somebody please tell me if I'm wrong.! It is very useful, and in SketchUp, there is no way that you can manually and precisely achieve this.

Yes, there is one with a visual history - Samuel Tallet visual_history But, in my experience, it requires some solid CPU...

This extension is very useful, with an exception - by default, it selects hidden objects and tags, and there is no way to change that behaviour.

@ramiduscz Hi, Which texture replacer are you using ? ThomThom's 'material replacer' (works like a charm, although you need to replace materials one by one. It respects UV's if tou hit the Ctrl key. [https://extensions.sketchup.com/extension/4137f7fc-a81f-4ef9-9ec8-b6dd8a0d9086/material-replacer](link url)

My old https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=TIG_LayersFromList and https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=TIG_LayersToList Let you import / export layers from / to a text file in the form NAME:R,G,B per line. So you could edit [or make] the file with customized RGB values and names as desired...

It might work. Just try it... İşe yarayabilir. Bir deneyin...

@fredo6 This plugin is fantastic and very useful but not well known, which is why I would like to write an article about it for an Italian group, but I have a problem. Being disabled, when I open the Freddo Batch windows, they open at the top, above and outside the limits of the open SketchUp window, and due to my inability to use a normal mouse, I use a virtual mouse (eviacam). It's difficult for me to move the window because the top bar is used by eviacam but is not editable. It's only my problem, but this is the only plugin I have this issue with. Is it possible to have the windows open inside the SketchUp window? [image: YljDE2xlc5.png]

Thanks so much, its very useful.

Also, (only because I'm eagerly anticipating the plumbing release) have you considered crowdsourcing the modeling on these? Create a list on design.medeek.com that can be checked off when you receive a model that matches your requirements?

NEW RELEASE: FredoConnect v1.4a - 19 Dec 25 Requirements LibFredo6: v15.6a or above Sketchup version: SU2023 and above FredoConnect 1.4a is a maintenance release including: Extension of validity Home Page of FredoConnect for information and Download. Main post of this FredoConnect thread.

NEW RELEASE: FredoGuides v2.9a - 19 Dec 25 Requirements LibFredo6: v15.6a Sketchup version: SU2017 and above FredoGuides v2.9a is a release for extension of validity **Home Page of FredoGuides** for information and Download. Main post of this FredoGuides thread.

After the Beam calculator I need to put together the post/column calculator, then the footing calculator, then the shear wall calculator and then maybe the FTAO shearwall calculator.

NEW RELEASE: MatSim v1.7a - 17 Dec 25 Requirements LibFredo6: v15.6a or above Sketchup version: SU2017 and above MatSim 1.7a includes changes for: Extension of validity Home Page of MatSim for information and Download. Main post of this MatSim thread.

NEW RELEASE: FredoSketch v1.7a - 17 Dec 25 Requirements: LibFredo6 15.6 FredoSketch v1.7a is a maintenance release: Extension of validity Home Page of FredoSketch for information and Download. Main post of this FredoSketch thread.

Try visiting the owner's website and follow the instructions carefully. The things you need to select to get the tool to work is a little complicated, but once you understand it it's pretty straightforward...