Thank you, one and all!

@CadFather. i have to save (m)any sketchup files in the right version. some versions of 3dmax can´t open the newest sketchup format. 2014 have problems to open 2015/2016 Skp-files. the Same Problem in Cinema4d. @kaas thank you for your link, my problem was solved by one of my favorite "rubyicon". please don´t ask for the name. could be the dev will not named in public. if the dev reading this. you can outing you or not Dean

if you move the low poly version of the camera, will it update the scene view? I found the default advanced camera plugin awful. when fulcrums are displayed the scene gets far too large and causes constant clipping, even if hidden

thanks Didier!

Thanks, guys. Here you go. Proxy and detailed version... [image: a7Vo_MeadowsInTheSky_Proxy.jpg] [image: bXqI_MeadowsInTheSky_Smooth.jpg] I put the red surface and the white structure in separate groups and subdivided them with the same level of detail. I could of course have achieved the same result with all the geometry inside one group by using the crease-tool to get those sharp edges. But like that it was simpler to do... [EDIT] Thomthom, I gave your plugin less credit, than it deserved. Out of interest I just tried to achieve the same inside one group, selecting all the bounding edges of the red surface and creasing them with one click. Worked like a charm! And now editing the model is way easier, because its all in one group [/EDIT]

pilou thank your input, I'll begin working on it.

@ithil said: I'm not a programmer. These sites are too cool for my modest projects) I'd argue they are perfect for this.

@rv1974 said: ...SU is not about solids at all. SU has some very fast methods for handling solids that take forever on non-solid geometry... The only reason for the overlapped geometry is sloppy modelling that can be more easily fixed if all are grouped solids... are you importing the bad topography? which renderer is failing to accept the errors? are you really still using SU v8 Pro?

Just bumping this for Tak2hata's plugin: [Plugin]T2H_EXPORT_WEBGL_v0.9.6(2015.12.26) I don't want anyone to miss it

@dave r said: @sumaster said: Not working on Sketchup 2016 The author hasn't logged in to SCF for almost 4 years. It is possible he's discontinued development of this. Anyone can update the code?

thank you so much for answers, I`m saved.. he he he

After three posts you should be able to PM... Try Gábor again... But I see that, although you joined two years ago, you have only posted here recently. I assume you have been using the SCF PluginStore's dialog on various SketchUp versions and computers. Have you downloaded Plugins from SCF ? Your original user-id etc might have lapsed as the servers were changed about the time you registered. So you might have lost your earlier user-id for the SCF PluginStore ? When you use the PluginStore, it submits your currently installed/downloaded for that version and computer to the server and it's stored with your account details, against your-id. Obviously your replaced computer no longer has your locally-stored user-details. But there might be something stored against your user-id server-side. Gábor can advise...

could it be this? http://www.estimator4sketchup.com/

thanks for the contribution

thanks for the help - i will try to get my hands on ruby as soon as possible! there is no way around it any longer

"Beigne" must be "Tore" (Torus) Beigne = Slap! or Beignet (Donut) "Boite" must be "Boîte" "Sphere" must be "Sphère" "Dome" must be "Dôme" "Cone" must be "Cône" "Coté" must be "Côté" "Per 90 deg" must be "Par 90°" "Demi rayon" must be "Demi-rayon" ELse seems cool working!

@tdoolittle said: How do I remove this extension from Sketchup2016? Since it's a simple Plugin [rather than an Extension which would also have its own subfolder], you can simply find its RB file ' dimension_utilities.rb' and delete it. Look in your Plugins folder... This one-liner copy+pasted into the Ruby Console +<enter> will open your Plugins folder for you [it is in a folder-path that is hidden by default]: UI.openURL("file:///#{Sketchup.find_support_file('Plugins')}") Alternatively if you have the SketchUcation Toolset installed you can use its Plugins-Manager dialog to Disable any listed plugin-file that is being Loaded/Enabled - when SketchUp restarts it won't load, but you could always reinstate it if you so desired, OR in the same toolset - use its submenu item to 'Uninstall' that plugin in which case, thereafter it won't load or even appear in any of its Manager dialogs, but it could still be Reinstalled later, if desired - by using the same dialog...

Did you read the author's first post in this thread? He says this plugin is obsolete.

There are two "Library" Folders on the Mac. For some reason they decided to hide the User's Library Folder, which is where the plugins should go (under Application Support). To get there use the "Go" menu "Go to Folder.." command. Type"~/Library" But to load, follow TIG's directions, it's easy.

Why not working? SU8 Maybe there is another plugin? Artisan is paid http://www.screencast.com/t/20sxZ3Uuk Robert