@baz said: Tig's Split Tools/SplitDonut should do it for you. Yeah, it's a big help, this plugin. Thanks! EDIT: Forgot to mention, it doesn't work for circles (as specified, but I believe it would be a nice feature to include circles too). Luckily there's other plugin I'm using for triangulating circles - FaceSplit

The tutorial video was really good.........

@pilou said: hello Chipp! I have not but someones say that is the best! Minute 8.47 to the end! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdnHP7xxWXs Hi Frenchy, I have a Space Mouse on my desk and I use it some, but it keeps my left hand off the keyboard I think I'm happier (faster) with it on the keyboard. It is great for 'fine tuning' a scene though. Something which I can't do easily in KeyShot, so sometimes I create the camera view in SU and export to KS.

Medeek Const Library - Kickstarter Status at: 29 Aug Funding Unsuccessful Refer to posted by Nathaniel Wilkerson (Creator) https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323%26amp;t=63133%26amp;p=624441#p624441 [image: Meedeek Kickstarter - update 10 - 29aug.PNG]

@tig said: Normally the shipped Components subfolder [and Materials and Styles too] in the Program Files path is reserved for SketchUp's shipped files only. Permissions are limited and the intention is that you set up your own subfolders for these file types in your own USER path. Typically these might be like this... C:\Users\USER\Documents\SketchUp\Components ... Materials ... Styles etc Useful for sharing across multiple versions. Alternatively consider using the USER's defaults... C:\Users\USER\AppData\Roaming\SketchUp\SketchUp 2017\SketchUp\Components etc This is where the USER's Plugins folder lives etc, version by version... Also the USER's Templates and Classifications are in there too... The AppData folder's path is hidden by default, but changing Windows Explorer > Folder Options lets you see it... Thank you . Now I am able to access them quickly.

Thanks Fredo, I think if you would like to improve something in plugin, maybe is to allow change diameter of round corner when two lines (maybe selcted) will be approaching each other. But use round corener to construction for quad faces method is also atractive. Unfortunately I heard yesterday about quadfaces, and my knawledge about this method is... hmm poor

LumenRT was bought by Bentley about a year ago. And, unfortunately, they changed the pricing - not only did they jack the price up, but sell it on a subscription-only basis (under eon, it was like SU - you bought it once, and as long as you paid the modest maintenance fee each year, subsequent versions and updates were free). Now it is too expensive for my modest means; I'll stick with the old eon software version for now. If I were choosing between the two today (or if I ever get a really huge bonus or win a lottery) I would choose Lumion - for the money, you get more bang for your buck, IMHO.

Here's another keyboard shortcuts site called SketchUp Shortcuts. I tend to use it because the URL is very easy to remember.

Never mind. I found the documentation: http://qgis2threejs.readthedocs.io/en/docs-release/index.html

@joewood, apology accepted. @Joe Wood, thank you very much.

In addition to the other fixes... This oldie script [by me] lets you batch reset a selection of arcs/circles' segmentation: again, that's provided that they are '2d'... https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=ArcCurve_set_segments

the same problem for me also can any one help please

@SWills Thanks for the log. RoundPushPull is not really designed for this type of surface. It is more for boxy shapes. You should use JointPushPull instead, if it is just to thicken the surface. Fredo

I already answered your question on the other forum. You can attach files here using the Upload attachment tab below the message window. [image: Screenshot - 8_17_2017 , 6_20_26 AM.png]

Ive been asking this question in the forum as I am fascinated with Pop-up cards and books, but I haven't got answers. Hope some creative genius will look into this... https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15%26amp;t=67810

It's definitely a good plugin... Just not exactly for what I need unfortunately.

Disabled several plugins and that solved the issue.. now to track down which one was causing it!

Awesome, thanks!

Using this in the Ruby Console UI.openURL("file:///#{Sketchup.find_support_file('Templates')}") opens your own user Templates folder. The 'shipped' Templates are in the .../SketchUp.../Resources/.../Templates folder...

@cotty said: I've used CubicPaboOut (http://www.smustard.com/script/CubicPanoOut) in the past for exporting the 6 cube images and $ KRPano (https://krpano.com/) to stitch them together. Example: [attachment=0:1s4508iw]<!-- ia0 -->cotty_cubicpanoout.jpg<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:1s4508iw] Interactive version: http://cotty.de/cubicpanoout/Image_sphere.html CubicPanout creates gray bars on my exports, which is an issue that has been seen before.