Please run the Window > Libfredo Settings > Fredo6 Plugins Information for Sketchucation Support menu command in SketchUp and copy/paste the output into your reply. [image: image.jpeg]

@wjs1993 said: Have you found AI useful for early material and mood studies, or do the changes to geometry make it more trouble than it’s worth? Under your ToS it says: You retain your rights in the content you submit to the Services. By submitting content, you grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to host, store, reproduce, process, and transmit that content as needed to operate, secure, improve, and support the Services. Improve services means what exactly?

I mixed up two mats, doh.

@Leggy @Leggy said: is there a list of the , i dont know, top 25/50/100 extensions to have. I don't have a list that long. Solid Inspector, Solid Inspector2, Solid Solver, Eneroth Solid Tools, Bool Tools2, A bunch of Fredo6's extensions ... @Leggy said: how many do you use? It depends a great deal on the modeling project. Sometimes I don't use any extensions.

All second or third hand me downs. Way back when I was in short trousers, I had hand me down action man kit. Very hand me down. My cousins were a good deal older so he had been in a LOT of action. Action man had one leg, 1.5 arms, one pair of trousers and a rifle that consisted of the pistol grip and butt. The three musketeers (Me, Alan and Nicholas) thunked up a plan because basically my sister dolly's had all kinds. so, the plan? Action man .55 started being paraded around the house when mother was sure to see him. Wearing the clothes of the dolly's belonging to my sisters. This was a Baldrick, long before Baldrick was written. Two bleeping weeks later, action man, was still at it. Clueless. After a month my mum asked me why action mad was wearing Cindy and Barbie's clothes and I told her that he wanted a change and he didn't have anything else. After another week stuff started flooding in, more action man kit than I have seen before or since in one place. I did not get to keep all of it, the jeep was a loaner, but it got me, sorry action man, there. It was taken so seriously that I was referred to a child psychologist so, I just told him, the plan. He was still laughing as I was being shown out of the offices. True top his word, no mention to dear ol' mum. When I was about thirty years old, I told my mum what happened and I got the thump I would have had if she knew at the time. Par for the course. If you know where to look in a reasonable town, there are shops which deal with second hand furnishings etc. Recently looked at some sofa's/armchairs in the local place. A huge leather sofa with two matching armchairs, how much for the lot? £35. Rather than looking to the chains and depot stores, we have to hunt about for bargains when we need anything.

@sashapepperspray It seems we had similar ideas for the NB70 plugin. I really liked your solution involving symmetric mesh triangulation; the results in your version appear more uniform. I also don't know anything about Ruby, and if it weren't for AI, I wouldn't have been able to make those improvements to the plugin—much like what seems to have happened in your case.

@tayyab2224 Hello, i am interresting to test this version too. And thanks for your work!

Just install the latest version of LibFredo6

Hi everyone, I'm trying to model a tensile tent in ClothWorks, with one side attached to the roof of a house. I'm looking for some advice on the best ClothWorks settings for this type of tensioned membrane, but my main difficulty is positioning the pins accurately. Is there a way to move the pins more precisely? The arrows are very large, so I have to zoom out to click on them, which makes it difficult to position the fixing points accurately. Any advice would be really appreciated. Thanks!

@ArchitectCS said: ArchitectCS Jun 6, 2026, 8:31 AM I have a perpetual license for SketchUp 2018. It is currently loaded on my laptop (since 2018) but I have a second seat and would like to load it onto my newer desktop computer that runs Windows 11. When (and if) you get it to run, I suggest running in compatibility mode for Windows 10.

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There is a problem with a binary file in SU2026 on Mac Could you try with LibFredo6 v16.1g, just published. After installation and restart of Sketchup, please do a Window > LibFredo6 Settings... > Fredo6 Plugins Information for Sketchucation Support. At the top in the output of the Ruby Console, tell me if you see binary loaded or Binary NOT loaded. Also, it would be good to upgrade to Sketchucation Tools v5.0.8, although this is not related.

@glro said: Offline glro about 4 hours ago @juan974 I tried the extension. The feature I miss is the possibility to export scenes from sketchup model. Perspective in Trimble connect seems to be better rendered than in a HTML file. Still, it is a functional extension that can be useful when don't have internet connection Thanks for testing it and for the feedback! The current version is actually a very small plugin, only a few KB, and it relies mainly on SketchUp’s native GLB exporter. So it naturally inherits some of its limitations, including scenes and some aspects of the rendering. I’m working on my own exporter to get more control over the model, scenes and rendering, but that’s a much bigger job and requires quite a bit more development. For now, the goal of this Free version is to keep it as simple and lightweight as possible.