@ashraf I'm sorry, my post did not come across as I intended. The plugin is intended for pro use rather than hobby. You have to charge the Goldilocks price or you lose out. Too much, you lose custom, too little and you go broke. IMHO, you are charging the Goldilocks price so "You know how to charge". Power to you folks.

@L-i-am i built it. It's about 15 components just arrayed around

Try Skimp to import as its importers are better than the native I find. Or Sam's Universal Importer: https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=universal_importer

@L-i-am @Mike-Amos If you all stop engaging then it stops. Please and thank you.

J'ai essayé mais c'est pas utile pour ce que je veux faire

Fair enuff, please remind me how, I am xtra thick this week.

Artificial intelligence? More like machine learning, little applets put together with a fancy title. Mathematical algorithms do not alone, intelligence make but, marketing is a powerful thing and creates the Emperors new clothes on an almost daily basis. Like always, buyer beware. Careful of the nano bananas, the Gibbons will go all funky on that.

You can download these using our own Sketchucation Tools. I love the texture tools for randomization and the Sprinkle tool.

please up load your model however a simple method is to split a counter into sections with if statements basic handle turn, then door.skp

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.

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

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

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.

@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

@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.