@slbaumgartner said: I assume you installed SketchUp correctly, but just to make sure, the process is: Download the installer .dmg file In your download folder, double-click the installer .dmg to mount and open it. A disk image icon should appear on your desktop and then the installer starts to run. In the dialog that pops up, drag the SketchUp icon onto the Applications Folder icon, as indicated by the large gray arrow. You should then see a message about copying files. When the install completes, the dialog should close. If it doesn't, click the red button to close it. Right-click and eject the .dmg from your desktop. SketchUp should now be installed in your /Applications folder. Run it from there. DO NOT attempt to run it from the .dmg image - that will cause errors and crashes! Many thanks!

@mill3rluke said: Hi All, I use SU extensively for work, usually I model the project in SU and then detail using Autocad. I have layout although it does have its uses for some bits but i just preferer Autocad. I would like to start rendering some of my projects but im on a super budget. I would be interested to hear anyone's suggestions cheap rendering packages or any workarounds to make a more presentation during the final design to send to the client for approval. see link below for some examples + pictures of the scheme in construction. https://ln5.sync.com/dl/1e47f1540/npanmzn3-2748qapy-ec3hna8r-adckwv95 thanks I would suggest to give a try to D5 render, which is pretty good and easy to use, works very well with Sketchup and is quite cheap being that is actually free. The only drawback is that it requires a GPU suitable for raytracing, so make sure you've got one if you want try it.

It's still defunct like I wrote back in June.

@rich o brien said: We are not SketchUp or Trimble so maybe vent on their platforms

Neil, Let me know if the issue comes back. Thanks, Anton

Thank you both for your answers!

@unknownuser said: es, good to see this happening. But WHY do they have this stupid handle?!? Is snapping working with push/pull? And numeric inputs? How would you snap with this unprecise handle? The videos i watched sadly didn't show any precise push/pull operations. The fabrics work is tough and we have to do it hard to sketch.

Draw a 2D profile then use a circle and the FollowMe tool to lathe the shape you want. [image: sOOS_followMe.gif]

It does not happen by itself, nor is it performed by someone who is paid to do so. I'm aware that this is a Sketchup Team plugin, but I'm not going to comment on that. eggy car

From memory there was a bug, I hesitate to use the word, that caused some systems to lock to 2019. The simplest way back then was to uninstall 2019 and then it would recognise the newer versions properly. But if you have got it to work then all is good.

Have you checked your email spam folder ? Have you checked that the payment went through ?*** Email support at support@sketchucation.com Giving them the fullest details available - member-name, email-used, extension-name, payment-details***, dates etc. They'll reply with helpful info about what to do with the licensing files etc... To view your purchased licenses, login and go to https://sketchucation.com/webshop/my-licences.php Don't forget that with most of Fredo's extensions you need his 'LibFredo' extension installed [it's free]

Sometimes thinking out loud is fastest path to learning

@sketch3d.de said: The proper way would btw not simply logging out/in but closing SU/LO inbetween. This worked for me.

Ha. Good to know. Thanks.

fixed re installed su

Click the Buy Options button to see the various license types

Is the project stopped? any improvements?

Google "Chrome thinks I'm in a different country."