@dkuucharzak said in Username change:
@Rich-O-Brien, I misspelled my intended username. Could you help me change it?
I can if the one you need is available. Send a mail to support@sketchucation.com and we sort it out
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@dkuucharzak said in Username change:
@Rich-O-Brien, I misspelled my intended username. Could you help me change it?
I can if the one you need is available. Send a mail to support@sketchucation.com and we sort it out
If you open the Ruby Console while invoking the tool it might provide clues.
Also, sharing if you are Windows/Mac.
I presume you are using recent updated versions of both Libfredo and FredoScale?
I can invoke the TAB panel without issue on SU2026 with no errors in Ruby Console.
Please run the Window > Libfredo Settings > Fredo6 Plugins Information for Sketchucation Support menu command in SketchUp and copy/paste the output into your reply.
@Leggy said in help with a thread:
it seems to be in hidden sections, so would have to select every faucet on the plane and line
Likely you need to weld some edges first.
@Leggy said in help with a thread:
what I found is a difference in tolerances, I printed 3 nuts with 0.1/15/2 offsets in petg and tpu, 0.1 was good in petg, but had to go to 0.2 for tpu
Not surprising. They have different shrink rates.
Let's hope for a lasting peace, then people may travel freely. I can not figure out why our world is like this now.
@MLUY you could select all the geometry and do the same thing. You'll only soften edges in which the angle between face normals is less than or equal to the angle set in the Soften Edges panel.
The Soften Edges Panel will help you control the surface normals of a selected surface based on an angle threshold.

Select all of the edges that you want to soften, right click on the selection, choose Soften. If needed, adjust the slider in the Soften Edges panel in the tray.

@bebert77
Please give us more info.
Error messages / dialogs etc...
Nowadays, the economic issues are really tough. By the way, this is life.. nothing to complain.
We also sat about a one-day urban sketching event (I and 9 fellow architects in cooperation with the edifice management, (under the local municipality). 75 participants, in 5 groups...
This is me in a dark red t-shirt:

My friend's sketch:

The whole crowd:

Judging process, discussing every single piece of art-work:

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Student entries:

My work:
