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NEW RELEASE: FredoBend v1.2c - 27 Mar 26
Requirements
FredoBend 1.2c is a maintenance release including:
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Logged out and logged back in again... still can't edit or delete my posts...
I had a look yesterday and again just now. Based on what I see you should be able to edit and/or delete posts.
The only way I could actually test it would be to log into your account. That's not something I want to do without consent.
So it's a mystery why at the moment you can't edit.
Hello, I purchased software under my personal account. Can I use it on a company computer for commercial use?
Yes, you can use extensions on other devices and manage seats at https://sketchucation.com/webshop/my-licences.php
Looks great Fredo. This is destructive one, isn't it? No way to edit afterwards
The bent object is of course new geometry.
However, as shown in the main video:
mx_constructtools
It looks like the plugin mx_constructtools is redefining a base method (Array#sum), which is not a good practice and is dangerous for other plugins. This is causing the error.
I've finally started to tackle the manual for the Wall plugin. There is so much content that needs to be added to these pages that this one will probably take me a few months to complete even if I were to work at it full time. The current organization of this page is probably only temporary as additional items are added it will continue to evolve and probably branch into many separate pages/documents:
Version 1.2.1 - 03.26.2026
It doesn't work for me
If there are errors in the Ruby Console you should post those to help Fredo determine the cause.
I presume you have an updated LibFredo installed.
Install Sketchucation Tools: https://sketchucation.com/plugin/696-sketchucationtools
Restart SketchUp after installation and activate license.
There is always room for more tools. The video doesn't really show much other than some procedural generation results with some topo lines.
I think from an artistic point of view a procedural surface generator has value. Especially if it has World Machine type features. Not sure how nice SketchUp would play with your tool. To get high resolution detail in a terrain mesh may bottleneck SketchUp.
Can your tool run Runoff/Flow Paths on existing real world terrain imports? If it does and it can preserve material UVs on meshes you would have a very useful tool.
So someone in the Landscape Evolution space could run some type of preliminary simulation to show wind/rain/water erosion over time.
Regardless, it costs you nothing to put your body of work out into ecosystem and see how it goes. Feedback is the best judge and it looks like you already have viable tool.
