@achilles69 said: This plugin called "M Moser Detail Modeling Mode" It's worth noting the following which is copied from the Extension Warehouse page for the extension. @unknownuser said: This extension is WIP (Work In Progress) Licensed via Special Licensing Distribution within M Moser Associates for commercial uses For the public, this extension is only for non-commercial uses only and bounded by Singapore laws and legislations.

Thank you guys. Everything ok now. BR Hodi

Have you tried associating .skp files with SketchUp 2021? https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000572.htm

You need to download and install the 'PRIOR_2017' RBZ versions of Fredo's Extensions and Lib. Otherwise v2016 will not work properly. When you installed SketchUp v2016 did you do it correctly ? You could try a 'repair', it will do no harm and leaves your customized settings intact... Whilst logged into Windows as your normal user-account, ensure that SketchUp is closed. Find the installer's exe file - usually in your Downloads folder ? Select its icon and right-click > context-menu > "Run as administrator" When prompted in the resulting dialog choose "Repair". When it complete retry installing the problem files... Never 'Run' a complex app's installer's exe file by double-clicking it - even if your user-account had admin powers it is not the same thing... Report back... Debe descargar e instalar las versiones RBZ 'PRIOR_2017' de las extensiones y la biblioteca [Lib] de Fredo. De lo contrario, v2016 no funcionará correctamente. Cuando instaló SketchUp v2016, ¿lo hizo correctamente? Puede intentar una 'reparación' [Repair], no hará ningún daño y dejará intactos sus ajustes personalizados ... Mientras esté conectado a Windows como su cuenta de usuario normal, asegúrese de que SketchUp esté cerrado. Encuentra el archivo exe del instalador, ¿generalmente en tu carpeta de Descargas? Seleccione su icono y haga clic-derecho> menú-contextual> "Ejecutar como administrador" Cuando se le solicite en el cuadro de diálogo resultante, elija "Reparar" [Repair]. Cuando termine, vuelva a intentar instalar los archivos problemáticos ... Nunca 'Ejecute' [Run] el archivo exe del instalador de una aplicación compleja haciendo doble-clic en él, incluso si su cuenta de usuario tiene poderes de administrador, no es lo mismo ... Infórmanos ...

@44arshad said: THERE IS WINDOW OPENING WHILE I TRY TO OPEN EXTENSION MANAGER What exactly does this mean? Show us a screenshot of what you are seeing. What version of SketchUp are you using? Please complete your forum profile. Do not use all caps. There's no need to shout.

You should contact Sketchup's Sales department and have them give you the full information. https://help.sketchup.com/en/contact-support/sales-question/form I do know of many people who have taken them up on their offer.

There's already a function in Animator for this: [image: dwxN_animator_plate.JPG]

@epix3d said: I have a problem figuring out how to construct this plane from measurepoints taken between some trees. Points are measured between. How can I Construct this plane? And is it possible? Angles between legs are unknown. Can anybody help? [attachment=1:3tamwo92]<!-- ia1 -->image005.png<!-- ia1 -->[/attachment:3tamwo92] This is how to draw it in an easy way - hope it helps [image: m7QY_Example.gif]

It should be in View>Toolbars. What version of SketchUp are you using? You're profile says you are using 2016. If you are using a newer version you may need to turn on the Dynamic Components in the Extension Manager first.

That story continues Steve, to the rep asking if the person has the boxes his computer came in. Yes, he says, is it that bad? Yes take it back to the shop you bought it from and tell them you are too stupid to own a computer. Right, back to hunting for my boxes.

Ahhh.... I see. That red and blue. Fortunately in this case I don't believe there is anything political implied.

how many times I had been in despair about this very issue This post, as a reminder so to speak, should pop up automatically once or twice a year

Well, at least in SketchUp, hard coded shortcuts override user set shortcuts. Whether it should be that way or not, it's always been that way and probably won't change any time soon. It certainly won't change in SketchUp 2017. which your profile says you are using.

You can use it this free one! [image: file.php?id=152004&t=1]

You're quite welcome, Chris. Things are fine here, all things considered. And you? Happy New Year!

@dave r said: Make sure Dynamic Components are Enabled in the Extension Manager. Then you should be able to find the toolbar in View>Tool Palettes. If you need to enable it click Apply Changes then quit and restart SketchUp to make sure it loads. Thanks for the assistance, Dave!

Thanks Dave, I took your advice and just threw everything on layer 0. Originally I did not want to do that because I thought... layer 1 was at elev 1 and layer 2000 represented elevation 2000 feet. But I noticed each "topo" line was not one number bigger or smaller to the ones next to it. So all elevation layer data from USGS had no value in their layer naming convention. So I am now making surfaces of each step and extrude all of them (all 2000!) one by one and see what I get? Then I can compare it to a really hodge podge set of separate area surface tiles I am hand stitching together, and plan to slice up the mix at the same 1 foot elevation intervals and compare the two. Unfortunately since I truly don't know what I am doing the accuracy will not be determinable, but we will see if it is good enough once we get there. Thanks again for all your help, your advice is always "right on! Matte

Access to the Warehouses is restricted in older versions of SketchUp. But with v2017 you can download an RBZ from the EWH [you will need a [free] Trimble ID set up] or the SketchUcation PluginStore [using your membership login details, if prompted again]... Check that the selected RBZ is compatible with v2017 - some are not... Ensure that your web-browser's options are set to download RBZ file-types and NOT to 'open' them... Once you have the RBZ in your Downloads folder, use the Extension Manager dialog's 'Install...' button... Navigate to the RBZ and choose it, SketchUp should install its contents for you into your user's Plugins folder... Double-check that you installed v2017 properly... Whilst logged into Windows as you normal user-account, ensure that SketchUp is closed... Find the v2017 installer's exe file - usually in your Downloads folder ? Select that exe file's icon, right-click > context-menu > "Run as administrator" When prompted choose "Repair". When it's done all file and folder permissions should have been reset correctly. Never install a complex app on Windows by double-clicking its installer's exe file icon to 'Run' it - even if your user-account has admin-powers the result will not be the same. Doing a 'Repair' like this should not affect anything you have set-up thus far... but it could fix underlying issues...

@pbacot said: Adding KUDOS to TIG and Fredo6 for these tools! Yes! 1000 x Yes!