@onzki said: My user account is already set an admin level too when it was installed. That is not at all the same as right clicking on the downloaded installer and choosing Run as administrator. When you reinstall or repair the installation, use the right click/Run as administrator thing or you're just wasting your time.

You have the free fabulous PConPlanner! [image: H5Fg_Sanstitre-4.jpg]

not to forget the Undet f. Sketchup plugin (€).

@box said: what is known as the Dave Method It looks like this... [image: giphy.gif]

Mucho gracias for mentioning this place in your video.

Personnellement dans un pareil cas je chargerais la 2017 Make ! (et en français Et installerais "classiquement" le RBZ (le petit ruby rouge de la barre de menu) Aucune manipulation spécifique à faire! Il n'y a aucune raison que cela ne marche pas puisque je l'ai fait il y a quelques jours! Se connecter avec un compte Gmail pour pouvoir charger! Si la manipe de ce lien ne marche pas, on peut le charger ici [image: 90Ci_red_ruby.jpg]

Working with the .stl file is problematic due to the triangulation of all surfaces. If you must work with it in SketchUp you would find it better to import it with Meters as the import units. Also selecting Merge coplanar faces in the Import options will help. Even then it has problems but they will be easier to manage. Seems to me it would be better to use the stl as a reference and create a new, cleaner model of it to avoid problems like those that have been pointed out already. Maybe it's possible to get a 3D DXF file from the original source? Maybe it would have fewer issues. Hard to say from here.

Always a good idea to read the usage notes to find out how to use the extensions you install.

@dus07 said: How can i do this detailed shutters Rich's suggestion is the best option. How much detail do you really need?

Thanks Dave I will download and try Eneroth Viewport Resizer2

The answer to that really depends on what shape you started with and which specific unfold tool you used.

Rereading your OP. If you had an image of the long side with the grooves in it, you could use that as a texture on the one face or a simple extruded box. Then mitering it would be trivial with either a drawn diagonal and Push/Pull or just moving an edge. If you don't need the internal details at all, don't model it as a hollow shape. [image: V15w_miter.gif]

Update your Sketchucation Tools to v4.2.9 https://sketchucation.com/plugin/696-sketchucationtools Install it and restart SketchUp. Now validate RoundCorner using the Tools > Fredo Collection > RoundCorner > License dialog. Use the Open button to navigate to where the .scflicense for RoundCorner is saved and it will validate it.

You asked for help with this exact thing over on the SketchUp Community Forum and I gave you assistance there. This is the sort of thing you said you wanted. [image: eniw_Screenshot-8_11_20228_53_37AM.png] You claimed that helped. If you can't do it yourself, you can hire me to do it. You are still using SketchUp Make for your business which violates the terms of use.

Delete the somepluginname.rb and associated folder from your plugins folder or install https://sketchucation.com/plugin/696-sketchucationtools and use our Plugin/Extension manager to disable it [image: vH4OJT5.png]

@rich o brien said: Looks like your pushpulling the face incorrectly. Rewatch the video and pay attention to how the person extrudes the roof profile. Enjoy your new journey I was deleting the line below the roof. Thank You!

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@inpro said: exporting DWGs from layout is everything but precise. They don't need to be imprecise. I'd guess it's an incorrect setup that could be fixed. It would be interesting to see a LayOut file that gives you this imprecise export. @inpro said: Thank you for reminding me, I did update my profile: SKP 2022, win7. Thanks for updating.

Thank you !

Also for the never saved files on Windows you can find them in: C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\SketchUp\SketchUp 2021\SketchUp\working\SKETCHUP\RecoveredFiles