Can you do so here? https://sketchucation.com/account-settings If not email at support@sketchucation.com

SKMtools is a suite of 'tools' and short code methods to add some missing methods in the Ruby API. It is not a stand alone 'extension'. For example - for material, color, and image inspection and manipulation of their info etc... BUT it does contain some 'tools' - like ImageAnimator and ImageTrimmer - these appear in the View and Tools menus respectively, and the ImageAnimator also has a toolbar that can be activated like any other. ImageTrimmer works from the menu item[s] and has some dialogs which pop up for settings etc... After you install the toolset you probably need to restart SketchUp to see the menu additions etc... Also note that ImageTrimmer uses '.jar' files to execute some methods, so you need Java installed [probably is by default] and .jar files must 'open' [execute] in Java - NOT open in a compression app - some ZIP and RAR apps might hijack the .jar filetype, so you need to ensure that it's excluded from their influence !

Yep, DDOS attacks are increasing. If you check https://downdetector.com/ you will see nearly everyday there's some major service having outage issues. Don't know if its AI or something else but we use a few services like AWS, Cloudflare etc and when these are subject to attack then our own services are impacted. We are doing some hardening later today to mitigate as best we can.

What do you mean: 'download' or install? You also need to install LibFredo6.

Ah pis il y a un truc dément aussi! Il suffit de recharger le HTML dans n'importe quelle AI codeuse et elle reprendra au pied levé toutes modifications, ajouts etc Même si elle n'était pas au départ du bidule!

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Hi everyone, I dug out my old 2012 MacBook with SketchUp Make 2017 installed on it. I managed to compile a compatible macOS version of the plugin. [image: MacOS12_sketchupmake2017.png] Here is the RBZ file if anyone wants to give it a try : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g55f7ezASR1dv0hSU-Dka6NwXQyiJAoi/view?usp=sharing

use my plug SlopeGenerator for free https://community.sketchucation.com/topic/164953/new-free-plugs-u-waiting-so-long

En général je commence par Gemini puis ensuite je passe à Claude quand elle commence à délirer! C'est cela qui est fou il suffit de passer le bébé et hop sans coup férir l'une prend le relais de l'autre! Par contre Claude en gratuit demande d'attendre 5 heures entre les sessions quand celles-ci sont trop "denses" en difficultés ou en demandes nombreuses!, il ne faut pas être pressé! Là j'ai commencé à faire une fonction Zebra externe qui curieusement n'existe pas dans moi3D! ça me tue qu'en 10 secondes on ai déjà ce genre de choses! https://moiscript.weebly.com/zebra.html [image: Zeb01.jpg] [image: GIF_bulo.gif]

Wow, very impressive results!

Can you try again please?

jd_selective_dc_editor_v3.0.rbz What's New — v3.0 -All attributes in a single table: all editable TEXTBOX/LIST attributes found across the selection are displayed at once, eliminating one-at-a-time popups. -Smart multi-selection: attributes are shown even when only some selected components contain them, with a counter such as 3/5. Applying changes only affects components that actually contain that attribute. -Full group and nested component support: select a group, wrapper component, or nested element and the plugin recursively finds Dynamic Components at any depth. -Independent instances: improved component instance handling prevents changes to one instance from unintentionally affecting other copies. -Live auto-refresh: the editor remains open and automatically updates whenever the model selection changes, with no need to close and reopen it. -Improved Apply & Undo: Dynamic Component updates are handled more reliably within a single SketchUp Undo operation. -Extended timeout for complex operations: the Dynamic Components operation timeout has been increased to 30 seconds. -Improved performance: definition-level caching avoids repeatedly scanning identical sub-assemblies, attribute filtering uses a precompiled regular expression, and live refresh uses debouncing to prevent unnecessary rebuilds during rapid selection changes. -Better error handling: errors now display a message to the user and print the full backtrace to the Ruby console instead of failing silently. -Cleaner interface: only the user-facing attribute name is displayed; internal formula/attribute names are hidden. https://youtu.be/hOMfIjRIZac?is=J0YrocMXkSAOXABC

@kenancakir thank you. I posted there and they started to help.

Then it is even more puzzling. It has to do with detecting the dialog is visible on screen.... Maybe the emulation of Mac does behave a Mac Intel for that.

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a few Mac users who would like to beta test Terrain2Sketch. Terrain2Sketch is a macOS application I’ve developed to quickly convert GeoTIFF terrain data (DEM/DTM/DOM)into terrain models and import them directly into SketchUp. The beta is working well in my own testing, but now I need some fresh eyes to find the things I haven’t found myself. Here’s a short video showing Terrain2Sketch in action: https://youtu.be/SurAszSHoy8?si=ofxkDkcXzkXzgbuT SketchUp Terrain From 25×25m to 100×100m in Seconds SketchUp Terrain From 25×25m to 100×100m in Seconds If you use SketchUp on a Mac and work with terrain, I’d really appreciate your feedback. If you’re interested, reply here or send me a private message and I’ll send you the beta download. Thanks! Karl

Thnks for the attention. I am not taking any interview actually. Sorry for that.

How would this mythical Ruby code know the orientation of the guideline that you want it to draw ? There are an infinite number of lines passing through a guide-point. You can draw a new guideline using the Tape-Measure tool, that passes through a guide-point - but you need to give it some clues... So if you have two guide-points you can draw a guideline that passes between them, Of you have only one guide-point you need to pick a second point [e.g. on existing geometry] to give the guideline its orientation. Or you can pick an existing edge/line in the model to set the guidelines orientation and then pick the guide-point through which it should pass. None of this needs a script ??

Nobody willing to give it a quick spin?

Thanks Rich, that looks a bit fancier than what I used.