Migrating to a New Version of SketchUp

[juju]

@ken said:

Well, I am installing the new ver. 2022. However, I get the notice, "You have exceeded your allowed activations". I have signed out of ver. 2019, 2020, 2021. Signed in to ver. 2022. However, still get the notice.

I do have the viewer installed on my laptop. But I don't see a place to sign out.

So, what's the problem. I am paid up until 3 Nov, 2022.

Help

You'll probably do better in getting help if you posted this on the official SketchUp forum.

[RickMick]

Hi, I don't speak English and I'm using Google Translator, I apologize for any spelling errors.
I do exactly as instructed, but I have a problem.
In the ExtensionStore, I have 67 Downloads, but since I migrated from Sketchup 2018 to Sketchup 2020 in the last "Bundles" there are only 33 Extensions, the rest I have to install 1 by 1.
I've tried everything but the package doesn't update to the latest extension downloads.
How could I create a new Bundles with the current relationship and or how to update it so that it contains all the current extensions?
Could anyone help me with this?

[Dave R]

@rickmick said:

In the ExtensionStore, I have 67 Downloads

Where are you seeing the 76 downloads? Can you share a screen shot of what you are seeing?

@rickmick said:

but since I migrated from Sketchup 2018 to Sketchup 2020 in the last "Bundles" there are only 33 Extensions, the rest I have to install 1 by 1.

The only extensions that would show in the bundle would be those that were installed with the SCF ExtensionStore tool. If you downloaded the .rbz files to your computer and then used Install Extension from the native Extension Manager, those extensions won't be included in your bundle. Also, the bundle won't include extensions that come from other sources such as the Extension Warehouse.

@rickmick said:

How could I create a new Bundles with the current relationship and or how to update it so that it contains all the current extensions?

If you use the SCF ExtensionStore to install those extensions now they should be added to your bundle for SketchUp 2019.

[RickMick]

Here are images.
in addition, since replacing Sketchup 2018 with Sketchup 2020, 8 months ago I installed several extensions and plugins but in my last bundle, which is over 18 months old, it never changes.

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[angelicajohn]

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[wowspremiumshop]

Thanks for the information, so hopefully some improvements by the first half of 2023.

[RTCool]

I was going to say, I don't understand Dave's tip about bundles when I stumbled on this fact accidentally: On my Mac at least, if you expand the width of the SketchUcation store wide enough to see all the columns, the header disappears, and whatever mode your in stays but gives you no way to change. Why would the "Updates | Downloads | Profile | Bundles" header disappear if you make the window good and wide?

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[Dave R]

@rtcool said:

Why would the "Updates | Downloads | Profile | Bundles" header disappear if you make the window good and wide?

That's odd. I don't see that on my end.

[RTCool]

A Mac thing or just my machine?

[Dave R]

@rtcool said:

A Mac thing?

I guess we need another Mac user to confirm.

[RTCool]

Install Bundle was a great looking idea, except it just crashed SketchUp. Oh, well.

[RTCool]

"Install Bundle" worked on SU 2022 and Monterey. Crashing with SU 2021 on High Sierra was probably because 2021 on High Sierra isn't formally "supported".

[faridariskaa]

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[pipingguy]

Thanks for re-pinning this Dave.