When I look at the plans all I see is the most beautifully packed UV map.
I'd say the chair is pretty hefty to lift too.
Purgatory for sinners
When I look at the plans all I see is the most beautifully packed UV map.
I'd say the chair is pretty hefty to lift too.
@yosoloxx your license files and instructions to activate are at https://sketchucation.com/webshop/my-licences.php
That shows only JPP is installed and licensed.
The rest looks ok. If you install the other Fredo extensions and open the Ruby Console are there errors?
If you open SketchUp then go to Extensions > Developer > Ruby Console it will open the console. Now close SketchUp and start it again so there if there are any startup errors they will show up.
Keep the console open and install other Fredo extensions etc. See if you get any errors.
But from your shared text it is only JJP that is installed.
Please run the Window > Libfredo Settings > Fredo6 Plugins Information for Sketchucation Support menu command in SketchUp and copy/paste the output into your reply.
I would imagine you are running outdated extensions.
You need:
If you launch Sketchucation Tools in SketchUp you can update extensions
You could enable Display Crosshairs
That's likely what you experienced. Some type of asset building/sorting Fredo executes when you launch it.
If you go too Tools > Fredo Collection > ThruPaint > About and then click the Performances button you all types of data
Same if you go to Window > Libfredo Settings > View Trace Log files
He has all types of metrics exposed for nerds or boffins
Probably compiling the libraries. You obviously have your own custom stuff?
Check C:\Users\SomeName\AppData\Local\Temp\Fredo6_LibFredo6_TemporaryFiles\ThruPaint