I am excited to see so many happy people using this extension. From what I have seen RoundCorner looks easy to use with amazing results... So far my experience has been the opposite. What I've read and researched so far is my issue is because I have a Mac that runs the latest Catalina OS and that my system is cap-sensitive. My issue cannot be isolated... I am one of countless users that operate on Macs and use SketchUp professionally. I urge @Fredo6 and/or someone with association to seriously look into this and offer a*'simple'*work around. Not everyone out there is an IT tech or a computer wizard to install back end code for an extension (Perhaps a PC or Mac extension option?). Anyhow, perhaps I'm still missing something. I still have hope and still look forward in using this extension in the future. Thank you for everyone who have listened and chimed in. Your efforts were much appreciated and I'm sure I'll be reaching out again for advice on something else in the future -Chet

Hey LeCorb here with exciting update to the Construction Documents book. These are in fast mode but are great for speeding through the process to stop and view each step. Enjoy! And let me know what you think... I've posted 6 videos here: VIDEO COLLECTION: https://viewsion.ie/#videos https://youtu.be/3irspXmgvXc https://youtu.be/Z0hVQhYizn0 https://youtu.be/BJCTOMqS8iI https://youtu.be/sCr79K_YDuM https://youtu.be/i9GIK04B5h8 https://youtu.be/Rs0kmFp8vfs

If your profile is correct and you are using SketchUp 2019, it's because you have Hidden Geometry turned on in the View menu. In SU2020, it could be Hidden Objects instead. In either case, deselect the appropriate item in the View menu. Note: Moved from the Bugs category because this is not a bug in SketchUp. BTW, your profile says you are using SketchUp 2019 Free/Make which doesn't exist. What version are you really using. Please update your profile as that information is helpful to others when you ask for assistance. Thanks.

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Unfortunately we here are like you, with no direct knowledge of the dev-team's work. It appears that it's a longstanding issue, but there is now an official bug-report lodged... Although I just checked up on it and no one from the dev-team has looked at it yet, and there's another report about something else ahead of it in the queue too ! So I don't expect an announcement of a fix anytime soon...

Layers??? Wow, where did all this stuff come from?? Easy to erase - thanks for the superfast answers. Made the rest of my day a lot easier. Pico

Should MSPhysics simulate a wheel floating flat in the water or a kind of rubber tire on the road? The behavior of bodies under MSPhysics buoyancy depends, in addition to material and density, very much on their size, shape and position to the surface. The tire is a bit more complicated anyway, because here the concave shape has to be put together from individual segments. Posting a model would be helpful to help ...

The move and rotate in native SketchUp has always felt normal to me, coming from my CAD experience. It's the gizmos I had to get used to. I mostly use snap to locations on the model to move and rotate things. Manipulating a gizmo is another step in most cases. Objects sticking to objects is how SketchUp works. Vertex Tools is one plugin that takes advantage of that.

@faust07 said: This is the world of MSPhysics … Sorry, but there are a mass of examples for caterpillar. Dear faust07! Yes I know, thats usual a MS Physics topic. However Ms Physics uses motor operated driving rollers to move the chain. This I don't need (like any other physics) . also I am not sure whether animations created by MSPhysics can be combined with Fredo6-Animator. Does anybody know this? rgds DWH

@dave r said: I'm interested in how this will be useful for you. This was going to be my question. Why?

You need to install the latest version of the SketchUcation Toolset [from the PluginStore/ExtensionStore³] - then restart SketchUp to ensure everything syncs... The SketchUcation Toolset [>=v4.2.5] will add the latest licensing system... Also ensure that you have the latest version of the Fredo Lib installed...

There are many that could explain the finer mathematics of the situation far better than I. But just try this on your model. [image: pHNo_Trythis.gif]

@markchandler said: We've reproduced this with 2019 and 2020 and are opening a bug. Thank you for looking into this. It's caused me some grief

Materials are visible as thumbnails in Windows Explorer by default. I'm on Windows10 with SketchUp-2018. Try to repair SketchUp installation.

@peterf said: I am a furniture maker using sketchup for fairly simple models such as modelling kitchens etc and the laptop I use it on is dying! I've been hunting around for ages trying to find an affordable replacement that will meet the required specs, but keep reading conflicting advice. My budget is around £400. I can easily find laptops with 8gb ram and fast processors, but the graphics requirements are leaving me stumped. Everyone says intel hd graphics are useless and some people say the AMD ryzen 5 integrated graphics are better and some say they're worse. Basically it seems like I can't afford a computer with a dedicated graphics card, so for the sort of modelling I do, what would you guys recommend? These are my top 2 options currently... https://www.box.co.uk/81V5001AUK-Lenovo-V155-15API_2808677.html https://www.box.co.uk/7DE73EAABU-HP-255-G7_2580201.html Well, with LENOVO V155-15API, you do get minimum requirements but it is minimum so if your models will be simple with not too many polygons then I guess you will be fine. But again, this is a minimum. https://help.sketchup.com/en/sketchup/system-requirements

When you installed SketchUp 2020 (and reinstalled it) did you right click on the downloaded installer and choose Run as administrator? Assuming you didn't or don't know, find the downloaded installer, right click on it and choose Run as administrator. Then when the options pop up, choose Repair.