@dave r said: Does the extension require that something be selected before you start it? If so, select that kind of entity in the model and the search for the menu item in Shortcuts. The same thing would apply to creating shortcuts for native Context menu items. Hello Dave, thanks sooo much Its simple when you know how to do it!

LayOut is part of the SketchUp Pro package. Your profile says you are using Make. I guess you could export each view and then import them into a text document or even an image editor to get them to all show in a single sheet. If you want to make scaled views, that gets to be more challenging with image exports and the quality of raster images doesn't tend to be as good as the vector output from LayOut. By the way, if you are using SketchUp for your event and conference planning, you need to be using SketchUp Pro anyway.

It's also worth noting that the path and the profile don't have to touch. In this case, it means the radius of the path circle isn't especially critical. [image: OjmV_Screenshot-11_25_201710_25_51AM.png]

That makes sense. I started in v5 and that was 2005

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@calypsoart said: Yep. Don't know how I missed that. I was certain I had slide it up. Is your screen upside down? I prefer to use the RGB sliders so I forgot to look at the slider in your image.

I guess that's why it's called follow-me. You first establish who "me" is then ask the other shape to follow. : )

If you want to change to another material in the model - then use a plugin... Although it'd be relatively straightforward to make a longer one-liner to do that 'by-name'...

Yes. That's what others have reported, too. I guess it would be a good idea to check that after Windows updates.

How to fixed. Close SketchUp Application. Press Win+R to open run dialog. Type “%localappdata%\SketchUp\SketchUp 2018\SketchUp” and press enter. Open file “PrivatePreferences.json” with notepad or text editor applications. 5.Scorll down to find like this below. Example: “RubyWorkspace\ToolbarsUser-Bar0”: { “BarID”: 59648 "BarName": “Artisan” }, Remember number of “BarID” and Scorll up to find like this below. Example from Step 4 "RubyWorkspace\RubyToolbar-59648" { “Columns”: 0, <== Number of columns (0 = Default, 1 = Fix to 1 Columns, 2 = Fix to 2 Columns, etc.) “DockBarId”: 0, <== Change Number 0 to 59419 "Visible": 0 <== Change Number 0 to 1 (0 = false, 1 = true) }, 7.Save 8.Open SketchUp 9.Move Toolbar to Docking any Position PS: Sorry for my english language Note: Tonight I will uploade video how to fixed it on my youtube channel (TONYWINStheCHANNEL) with thai language.

If you are used to the SketchUcation Toolset, and prefer that, then you can use it instead of the native installer... Its submenu includes "SketchUcation Archive Installer..." which does what the native installer does... It works for RBZ archives - and additionally for even ZIP files, although these are now a lot less common these days - most things now come as RBZ format...

@juju said: @l i am said: Fair enough, I inadvertently converted to my currency. Still twice what I would pay for it. But you already have SU 2015 Pro (as per your profile info), thus I'm sure if you wanted to upgrade to the latest version of SU (2018 Pro) then you would not be paying the full US$695? I use pro at work but make at home for personal projects.

I suggest you redo a clean installation of LibFredo6. Obviously, your update did go wrong somewhere. If you post a capture of your Sketchup Plugins directory, I think I could tell you what's wrong. Fredo

Yeah, ok, it does have it's quirks. But not as bad as having to hunt them down individually like before.

hi there together... its about time for 2019 any day now, or not? im really excited to see what will be in there

in any sketchup version, select the underside of the wall, reverse this face, paint with a pattern, reverse face back, when cut it will show the pattern

This did not work to me. Tried everything, I can't get two toolbars to stick where the hell I put them.......