[Plugin Library] LibFredo6 - v15.3c - 17 Apr 25

fredo6 · 17 May 2020, 18:49

NEW RELEASE: LibFredo6 v10.4b - 17 May 20

LibFredo6 10.4b is a maintenance release, with bug fixing and cosmetic adjustments, some for Mac OSX and support of FredoTools 4.0a

See plugin home page of LibFredo6 for Download of LibFredo6.

Main Post of the LibFredo6 thread

Fredo

masloprojekt · 19 May 2020, 06:32

I think this update caused SUClock (which is brilliant btw) to stop working. Is it possible or should i look for a reason elsewhere? Thank You !

EDIT:

It looks like the time is counting correctly, but it doesn't display the watch.

signup · 19 May 2020, 13:33

When drawing guide lines with draw tools in version 8.9b, they are divided automatically into segments like what you see in this gif

However, in the new version, there is no segment shown up in a guide line. So, is this feature deleted in the new version or is it bugged?

fredo6 · 19 May 2020, 13:55

@masloprojekt said:

I think this update caused SUClock (which is brilliant btw) to stop working. Is it possible or should i look for a reason elsewhere? Thank You !

EDIT:

It looks like the time is counting correctly, but it doesn't display the watch.

I found the problem. Very strange because it should have been present since long...

Anyway, I will publish and update to SUClock (v4.0a).

Note however that SUClock 4.0a will only be available for SU 2017 and above.

fredo6 · 19 May 2020, 14:01

@signup said:

When drawing guide lines with draw tools in version 8.9b, they are divided automatically into segments like what you see in this gif

However, in the new version, there is no segment shown up in a guide line. So, is this feature deleted in the new version or is it bugged?

The behaviour you mention with LibFredo6 8.9b (division of guide line) is weird. There has never been a feature to divide guide lines in DrawAlong.

IMPORTANT: You seems to be on SU2016. Please note that LibFredo6 v10.0 and above does not support SU2016 and previous versions of Sketchup. It should only be installed for SU2017 and above.

Fredo

signup · 19 May 2020, 15:40

@fredo6 said:

@signup said:

When drawing guide lines with draw tools in version 8.9b, they are divided automatically into segments like what you see in this gif

However, in the new version, there is no segment shown up in a guide line. So, is this feature deleted in the new version or is it bugged?

The behaviour you mention with LibFredo6 8.9b (division of guide line) is weird. There has never been a feature to divide guide lines in DrawAlong.

IMPORTANT: You seems to be on SU2016. Please note that LibFredo6 v10.0 and above does not support SU2016 and previous versions of Sketchup. It should only be installed for SU2017 and above.

Fredo

I've been using SU for 4 years and I often use this feature in any drawings of mine. It helps me divide lines equally and arrange everything quickly with divided segments.

Now, I'm using SU2019 along with new updates of LibFredo 6 which doesn't enable me to have those guiding lines and segments anymore. I hope you will figure it out and recover that feature.

Please watch my gifs carefully again.

fredo6 · 19 May 2020, 16:36

I actually forgot about the feature '/', and its dual '*'.

I found the problem, and it will go into LibFredo6 v10.4c.

Thanks for signaling.

Fredo

signup · 19 May 2020, 16:48

@fredo6 said:

I actually forgot about the feature '/', and its dual '*'.

I found the problem, and it will go into LibFredo6 v10.4c.

Thanks for signaling.

Fredo

Thanks for your help!

Dave R · 19 May 2020, 16:57

@signup said:

Now, I'm using SU2019...

Please update your profile. It says you are still using SketchUp 2016 Make which is what made Fredo6 think that's what you are using.

fredo6 · 19 May 2020, 17:19

NEW RELEASE: LibFredo6 v10.4c - 19 May 20

LibFredo6 10.4c is a maintenance release, with bug fixing for FredoTools::DrawAlong

See plugin home page of LibFredo6 for Download of LibFredo6.

Main Post of the LibFredo6 thread

Fredo

fredo6 · 25 May 2020, 09:32

NEW RELEASE: LibFredo6 v10.5a - 25 May 20

LibFredo6 10.5a is a maintenance release, with bug fixing and cosmetic adjustments, most for Mac

Requirements: SU2017 and above

See plugin home page of LibFredo6 for Download of LibFredo6.

Main Post of the LibFredo6 thread

Fredo

fredo6 · 1 Jun 2020, 06:51

NEW RELEASE: LibFredo6 v10.6a - 01 Jun 20

LibFredo6 10.6a is a maintenance release, with bug fixing, adjustments for Mac and for FredoSpline v1.4a

Requirements: SU2017 and above

See plugin home page of LibFredo6 for Download of LibFredo6.

Main Post of the LibFredo6 thread

Fredo

cgarchitekt · 10 Jun 2020, 17:45

To all dear FreoTools users,

I've a problem with FredoTools or LibFredo (i can't determine exactly what is causing the problem) because in my Sketchup 2018 installation the Fredo tools are not running. I get the Fredotools Icon in the program but when I click on it to select a tool only a window opens with the Javascript that comes with the LibFredo6.
The computer is only equipped with onboard Intel UHD 630 graphics, but the Sketchup 2018 version runs well and stable.

Can any of you out there tell me what the problem is or is it really the Intel UHD 630 graphics?

Thanks in advance for you appreciated help.
Horst
cgArchitekt

Dave R · 10 Jun 2020, 21:12

What version of SketchUp are you actually using? Your profile says you are using 2018 Free/Make which does not exist.

If you are using SketchUp 2018 Pro, did you install it correctly by right clicking on the downloaded installer and selecting Run as administrator?

fredo6 · 11 Jun 2020, 05:01

@cgarchitekt said:

I've a problem with FredoTools or LibFredo (i can't determine exactly what is causing the problem) because in my Sketchup 2018 installation the Fredo tools are not running. I get the Fredotools Icon in the program but when I click on it to select a tool only a window opens with the Javascript that comes with the LibFredo6.

@cgarchitekt

Could you confirm you have installed the latest versions of LibFredo6 and FredoTools.

Could you also post or send me a screenshot of the "Javascript".

Fredo

cgarchitekt · 12 Jun 2020, 12:10

@dave r said:

What version of SketchUp are you actually using? Your profile says you are using 2018 Free/Make which does not exist.

If you are using SketchUp 2018 Pro, did you install it correctly by right clicking on the downloaded installer and selecting Run as administrator?

Thanks for your answer.

I installed everything with the Extension Manager inside of the program. And it is shown correctly in the installed plugins. I've got no error message during installation process.

Dave R · 12 Jun 2020, 12:44

That doesn't answer the question about having installed SketchUp correctly. If you didn't install it correctly you could have issues such as you describe. It also doesn't answer the question about which version of SketchUp you are actually using.

cgarchitekt · 12 Jun 2020, 15:47

@dave r said:

That doesn't answer the question about having installed SketchUp correctly. If you didn't install it correctly you could have issues such as you describe. It also doesn't answer the question about which version of SketchUp you are actually using.

everything is fine. Installed it completely new as administrator. Seems this was the problem.Thought an installation is not possible if you are not logged in as administrator. Apparently I was wrong.

Thank you all for your appreciated help to solve my problem.
Regards
cgArchitekt

Dave R · 12 Jun 2020, 15:59

Happy that fixed it. FWIW, you should be logged into Windows as your normal user but when you install programs, right click on the installer and choose Run as administrator. That is actually different from being the system admin anyway. If you don't use the Run as administrator option, Windows security features prevent some needed program stuff from being installed correctly and this results in various strange behaviors. Some of those behaviors don't become obvious right away.

TIG · 12 Jun 2020, 16:01

As DaveR says [beat me to the post!]
SketchUp should always be installed on PC thus:

For a new installation...
Log into Windows as your normal user-account [whether or not this has admin=powers is irrelevant]/
Find the installer's exe file - usually in your Downloads folder...
Select that installer's exe file.
Right-click > Context-menu > "Run as administrator"
When prompted choose to "Install"...
Permissions etc are set up properly.

If it's already installed...
Close SketchUp.
Run as above
When prompted choose "Repair"...
Permissions etc are set up properly.

Never 'Run' an installer's exe file by double-clicking it - even if that user has admin powers it is not the same.
Running SketchUp as 'the admin' [i.e. NOT a normal user (who might also have some admin-powers)] will result in SketchUp behaving oddly - e.g. drag-n-drop will not work because SketchUp is operating at an elevated permissions level compared to Windows-Explorer...