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    How to retrieve the version of the model

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    • G Offline
      glro
      last edited by

      is there a way using ruby?
      i found the code to retrieve the version of sketchup

      sketchup_v = Sketchup.version_number.to_s

      but i don't see anything to do the same for the model itself

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      • TIGT Offline
        TIG Moderator
        last edited by

        You need to read in the first part of the binary file SKP and see what version it says...
        ໿SketchUp Model೿{17.0.18899}䖯挢べ仪躯蘚䆤寸ÿ...

        In Ruby try something like this:

        vv=File.open(skp_path, 'rb'){|f| f.read }.unpack('m*').pack('m').gsub(/SketchUpModel/,'').to_i.to_s;if vv[0].chr=='1';v=vv[0].chr+vv[1].chr;else;v=vv[0].chr;end
        

        skp_path is the full path to the SKP you are trying to find the version of.
        vv is the long version number, as a string [e.g. "17018899"]
        v is the short version number, as a string [e.g. "17"]
        If you want more details parse vv differently...

        TIG

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