IES lights are coming in the next release.

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IES lights are coming in the next release.

Only thing that stands out is you are using an outdated Sketchucation Tools which could lead to licensing issues. I'd suggest upgrading.
But if you open the Ruby Console while using ThruPaint it may output error messages that would also be helpful when @fredo6 see this thread.
Don't know it but you could try Axyz
Thread below:
https://community.sketchucation.com/post/1608012d
Maybe @fredo6 can shed some light on this.
In the meantime if you open the Ruby Console and copy any errors that appear there. Share those errors messages here.
Also run the Window > Libfredo Settings > Fredo6 Plugins Information for Sketchucation Support menu command and copy/paste that info here too.
Yep, that point cloud had colour data applied to points.
The PLY file is a point cloud not a 3DGS gaussian splat.
If this was a true gaussian splat file it would be much larger than 7.1mb
@Mike-Amos said:
Just downloaded the scan, what is the process to import to Sketchup please?
If you watch the first video you will see you need a SketchUp Labs extension to try it out.
@kmead Does your Ruby console show any error messages when you try to install?
Could you try to Copy/Paste this script into your Ruby Console and press enter?
require 'open-uri'
url = "https://pluginstore.sketchucation.com/downloadtest.txt"
save_path = File.join(Sketchup.temp_dir, "downloadtest.txt")
begin
# URI.open fetches the file, IO.copy_stream streams it safely to disk
IO.copy_stream(URI.open(url), save_path)
puts "âś… Success! File saved to: #{save_path}"
rescue => e
puts "❌ Error downloading file: #{e.message}"
end
Do you get Success or Error result?

@kmead
Looks like an overzealous security policy. Hard to say for sure.
It’s a holiday here today but I’ll chat with Gabor about it tomorrow.