@tig said:
If you have just two Plugins loaded in the Manager when SketchUp restarts there will still be just those two Plugins loaded.
The Plugins Manager lets you load/disable any Plugins you choose.
Because of limitations in the way SketchUp loads Plugins you can't dynamically disable them - they will stay loaded during that session.
However, if you disable a Plugin and restart SketchUp, then that disabled Plugin will not load at startup.
But of course you can choose to use the Manager to load selected Plugins during a session.
The orange button does a 'temporary load' - that is it loads just for that session, and when SketchUp restarts it is disabled once again...
You can select multiple Plugins in one go, for loading/disabling/temporarily-loading by clicking on them in the appropriate column in the dialog - holding the +Ctrl key to pick them one-by-one, or holding +Shift key and clicking on the first and the last the selected ones, this is just like any other Windows app...
Then you click the appropriate button [RGO] they'll move column and be re-colored to indicate what's just been changed...
If you pick some items wrongly you can simply re-click them to remove them from the selected ones before clicking the button.
If you've already moved them into another column you can move them back by highlighting them in that column and moving them across in the correct column...
Please get to understand how the load/disable/temporarily-load [GRO] buttons work on selected entries in the loaded and disabled columns...
Sets are an additional way of remembering your preferred collections of Plugins - for use during your different work-stages etc.
Look at using those once you are comfortable with the manual operation...
As explained, enabling manually or by 'set' is immediate, but disabling manually or by 'set' will require a SketchUp restart to complete the process.
Splendid.
I do thank you.
Now its clear for me how to deal with the set features.