Is this in SketchUp 2015 as your forum profile says you are using?

I just tested it in SketchUp 2023 and it works for me. Give more details about what you are working with. Share the model file so we can see what you have set up.

@fredo6 said: @yabupushelberg said: It's a Fredo 6 plugin. The my-licenses page does not allow us to release the seats. We are able to 'release' directly from the system as long as it's online. We have 30 licenses and some computers are not running anymore so we can manually release them directly from the plugin. How do we release them from the my-licenses section? Could you go to your My License page on Sketchucation and see if you can release the seats remotely. I have a similar situation. After purchasing the Fredo 8 plugins, I downloaded the first licenses. Then I had to format the computer. I did not cancel the licenses before formatting. Then I reinstalled the system and downloaded the license again. I seem to be using two of my three rights in total. I just canceled my licenses and it seems like I still have a license that is being used even though I haven't used it. Cancel tick box does not appear. Can you help me how can we fix this situation?

There's another thread on this... and Fredo has issued v2.3a... today... https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=ThruPaint

"usually redrawing one of the edges makes SU fill the face." Anssi, thank you. Yes, that works!

What is it you're doing when SketchUp crashes? FWIW, when I model for 3D printing I set Units to Meters and model as if millimeters are meters. This allows me to model fine details and to create smoother curves. The slicer I use imports .stl files as millimeters but I export the .stl with model units (meters). For examples see my thread on 3D printed screw threads in the 3D Printing forum category. Keep in mind that adding a mesh from a an image like the brick texture I used adds tons of geometry. This can slow SketchUp quite dramatically depending on your computer's CPU and GPU. You might get frequent messages of "Not Responding" which normally isn't a crash. Just that SketchUp is busy and won't respond to further inputs from you until it is done. It might be that you'll need to break your model up into smaller sections and assemble the printed modules when they are complete.

You should try contacting the author to see if he has saved and will share an earlier version of TT_Lib. What happens when SketchUp 8 crashes? Does it give a Bug Splat?

Hey folks, Thanks for your patience! The first alpha test version of Rayscaper is available here: https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=Rayscaper More information about the release here: https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=76360&p=692706#p692706 Cheers, Thomas

Yes, hit ESC to clear VCB. But it is different to 2022 behaviour as using CTRL + =/- used to step up/down the VCB value. Now it puts -=-=-=-=-=-- in there in case you want practice morse code while you model.

I tried the Window Model info Statistics, purge all unused., We will see Thanks!

Lightup has a Light Insolation analysis option. Not heat transfer though. [image: zx56vXW.png] There is an open source tool called OpenFOAM. But its not integrated with SketchUp so you need to tweak stl files. I tried a few years ago but I went nowhere with it. Any info I got on it was either based on the examples files it comes with or data from some other package. To be honest I couldn't even get it to read .stl files exported from SketchUp.

The origin of the imported vrscene file is based on the origin of the original scene. So if you want to change it, you have to do this in Max before you export to vrscene.

No. There's no setting for changing the UI color. Have you got the current version of SketchUp 2023 installed? 23.1.340. This is what scene tabs look like on my PC. The selected scene tab is very obvious to me. [image: Btn6_Screenshot-10_14_20237_38_49AM.png]

Login to our PluginStore using the link near the top of this page. Use its search tool to find what you want to download. An RBZ file will download onto your computer. You then use Sketchup's Extension Manager to install the extension from the downloaded RBZ. Note that Fredo's extensions also need LibFredo installing - get its RBZ from the PluginStore... Most of Fredo's extensions are now licensed [not very expensive]... to get the licensing tools you need to have the SketchUcation toolset RBZ downloaded and installed. After the installations restart Sketchup to ensure everything syncs. Fredo's extensions have their own menu items which allow you to buy / manage your licenses etc. A simpler way which sidesteps the RBZ files download, is to install the SketchUcation toolset from its downloaded RBZ - there is a tool in its set called ExtensionStore³, this has all of the contents of the PluginStore and you can select an extension and click the red button, and it will be auto-installed without needing to download its RBZ manually... It also reminds you if there's an update available etc...