You can use Extensions > Sketchucation > SCFLicense Gloabal Status to check your licenses Toposhaper requires Libfredo to be installed to fully function. If you run the Window > Libfredo Settings > Fredo6 Plugins Information for Sketchucation Support menu command in SketchUp and copy/paste the output into your reply I can take a look at your setup.

You can download directly into SketchUp using our own SketchUcation Tools. Under the Tools > Fredo Collection > ThruPaint > License menu you can go to the purchasing page

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Try my suggestions of softening and hiding the edges. You could also consider radiused edges instead of the hard square edges you have.

@majid thank you. Are you referring to the animations I posted?

Very nice work Gus

@fastrerudy Have you installed Libfredo? https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=LibFredo6 It is required for the extensions you mention.

Looks fantastic mate.

Wood version. [image: 1756659284584-gus-robatto-coffee-wood-01-resized.jpg]

Yes..I sent him a message on the link you sent me..I will also contact Sketchup Thank you for the help

@Mike-Amos LOL

Thank you, mates, for your kind words. I know that there are plenty of spots to be developed and improved. But the goal was to show the process (at least partially) from a rough sketch on.

Here: https://sketchucation.com/plugin/696-sketchucationtools

Hey mgash, What version of Rayscaper did you download? We only support SketchUp 2025 since version 0.9.44 and higher. [1] Regards, Thomas [1] Refer to https://rayscaper.com/faq/installation/#method-2-via-the-sketchup-extension-manager on how to check your version number.

@fredo6 [image: 1756395729559-8b00c38d-32b1-4d16-a882-a9ad57aca4ba-image.png] you can see my version now is v4.5a I just created one 36 seconds video and choose 0.75 with 45p/s I finally get 1 minute and 26second video: [image: 1756395848208-21dd5d35-3b7a-4912-b400-05ac27aac989-image.png] [image: 1756395882932-8ac1d9ea-d8e0-4762-8367-d9c1396fe406-image.png]

@Leggy said in Annoying pop up: so just scale down by 0.001 then export and we should be spot on in mm No. As I wrote: said in Annoying pop up: No need to scale those models down. And as @Box wrote. I've shown examples like this before. The SketchUp model: [image: 1756390018225-53845887723_431de704e7_o.png] And the 3D printed object. [image: 1756390035664-53845887438_c3b7a0281b_c.jpg] No scaling of the model required. The .stl file was exported at Model Units (meters). but the slicer reads the dimensions as millimeters.

ah thanks rich - ill give it a try

Just select the Group from outside and launch TopoShaper.

@TIG Good and not-so-good news in your response: It's good to know you're already working on this, although a little sad because it won't be out anytime soon. I use this plugin in my modeling routine and enjoy seeing the report. Thanks for your response and great admiration for your work.

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