Sketchucation 2.6 not installing on 2014 mac
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I've tried several times to install sketchucation 2.6 and I get message that I should download and install manually. I also get this message for several plugins from extension warehouse. I'm running sketchup 2014 pro on a mac. ( mavericks)
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How are you trying to install it? When you download it, it should download as a .rbz file. You should then be able to go to the SketchUp menu, click on Preferences>Extensions and Install Extension. Navigate to where you saved the file, select it and choose Open. It should go from there. Are you doing something different?
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Yes have tried that but get same message that i need to download and install manually. But when I try to paste file into plugins it won't allow. Is this a zip file I need to unzip first ?
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No. You shouldn't be putting the .rbz file into the Plugins folder. SketchUp will automatically install the .rbz file using Install Extension.
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"This is the message I get when attempting to install any plugin from extension warehouse. Same as when i try to install sketchucation rbz file. Sketchup was unable to install the extension for an unknown reason. Consider downloading the extension using your web browser and manually installing it.
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This is message i get when i try to install sketchucation 2.6 plugin. ( i firstly download it to "downloads"...I then go to preferences/ extensions and then "install extension" ...go to downloads and locate and select rbz file..... then I get this message: " SketchUp was unable to install the Extension you have chosen for some unknown reason.
Consult your Extension's documentation for additional help."
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It's ok I've solved the problem.....need to go to plugins folder, context click and allow permission to read and write.
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@davidgoldsworthy1951 said:
It's ok I've solved the problem.....need to go to plugins folder, context click and allow permission to read and write.
that shouldn't be the case, what's your v2014 'Plugins' folder path?
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