[Plugin Library] LibFredo6 - v14.9a - 06 Dec 24

fredo6

Nickeh,

This may come from the startup phase.
I would suggest that whenever you can open Sketchup, you go to Windows > LibFredo6 settings > Check Plugin for Update, and then enter 999 in the Next Checkfield (it means never display the Ruby reminder at startup).

I will try to investigate what can be specific to Wine / Linux for this startup sequence.

Fredo

antuan

Hi,
I had Tools on surface, Fredo Scale and other Fredo plugins installed in SU 7.1 and all was working OK. Today I installed SU 8, downloaded last versions of same plugins and everything worked OK until I tried to open Default Parameters dialog. It simply didn't open for any of the plugins... I reinstall plugins, even reinstall SU... nothing, the Default Parameters doesn't open. Any idea to solve that?
Thank you in advance.

fredo6

@antuan said:

Hi,
I had Tools on surface, Fredo Scale and other Fredo plugins installed in SU 7.1 and all was working OK. Today I installed SU 8, downloaded last versions of same plugins and everything worked OK until I tried to open Default Parameters dialog. It simply didn't open for any of the plugins... I reinstall plugins, even reinstall SU... nothing, the Default Parameters doesn't open. Any idea to solve that?
Thank you in advance.

Does it work for

The Language Transaltion dialog boxes
the Check Plugins for Update dialog box (in Windows > LibFredo6 settings)

Thanks

Fredo

antuan

Fredo,
Yes both Translation and Check For Update dialog boxes work normally; By the way, if I install my old plugins (Libfredo6 3.4c) then the default preferences box opens normally, so the problem seems to be only in the new version.
Thanks for your fast replay.

antuan

Fredo,
I add a bit more information: When trying to open the dialog box SU creates the DEFPARAM_Dir, but it keeps empty. If I copy inside of it the parameters definition file (i.e. ToolsOnSurface.def) from the SU7.1 installation, the changes take effect in SU 8. I don`t know if this helps you to isolate the problem.
Thank you again.

thomthom

If you keep the Ruby Console open, do you get any messages?

antuan

Thomthom,
Sorry for the delayed reply. No messages in the ruby console when trying to open the Default Parameters dialog box. Any one found this problem?
Thanks

fredo6

Antuan

Can you open the Default Parameters dialog box for LibFredo6 and for my other plugins (if you have some installed)?

Fredo

antuan

Fredo,
No, I can´t. I have installed FredoScale, ToolsOnSurface and Round Corner. None of them opens the Default parameter dialog.(e.g. Tools-Fredo6 Collection-ToolsOnFace-Default Parameters... does nothing, same for FredoScale or Round Corner) And the same for LibFredo6 library, through Window-LibFredo6 Settings-Default Paramenters... nothing happens. But as I said before other dialog boxes open normally (Check for update or Language Translation), and if I copy for example FredoScale.def from the still existing SU 7 files tree to the SU8 DEFPARAM-DIR directory I see that is detected because the changes take effect (i.e. change of the toolbar icons, etc.). The problem is about the dialog box itself, it doesn´t open no matter how I try. I am missing something? Any way, with older versions of same plugins everything works, both in SU 7 or 8.
Thank you for your help.

mfarooqi

beautifull man... 10+/10

rjjvirusx

Perfect~Thank you~!

Goonster

Downloaded and installed the latest version but it does not show up in SU. I copied both the LIBFREDO6_Dir_37 folder and the LibFredo6.rb into the plug ins folder as shown but it just won`t show. I thought the .rb file might need unblocking - which I did. But still no joy. I already have the Fredoscale plug in which works fine.
Any ideas?

I use Win7 Home Premium 64bit with SU8.

fredo6

@goonster said:

Downloaded and installed the latest version but it does not show up in SU. I copied both the LIBFREDO6_Dir_37 folder and the LibFredo6.rb into the plug ins folder as shown but it just won`t show. I thought the .rb file might need unblocking - which I did. But still no joy. I already have the Fredoscale plug in which works fine.
Any ideas?

I use Win7 Home Premium 64bit with SU8.

LibFredo6 is not really a plugin but a library.
Since you have FredoScale working fine, from what you say, it means you have a version of LibFredo6 installed.
Can you check the menu Windows > LibFredo6 Settings... > About

Fredo

Goonster

Sorted it. I downloaded LibFredo6 3.7b but forgot to download the actual plug in! Sorry.

halroach

Hi Fredo,

I have been getting the following errors when I try to check plugins for updates.
I click on the red ruby icon and nothing happens (the update window doesn't come up)
and I get the following in the ruby console:

C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/ruby/singleton.rb;84; warning; already initialized constant FirstInstanceCall
C;/Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/VfSObservers.rb;307; warning; don't put space before argument parentheses
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/ruby/singleton.rb;84; warning; already initialized constant FirstInstanceCall

The last thing I did, which may have caused this was install GhostComp 1.0 - but I have tried removing it and the error still comes up.
Any ideas?

edit: If I click on "check updates" through the menus, everything works... it's just through the ruby button that it gives errors.

Thanks!

edit2: Forgive me! I think I confused your update plugins ruby (which is part of libfredo) with a different ruby that has the same "ruby" icon which is called Autoloader.... so never mind! my bad!
everything is working fine!!

Ands43

Apologies if this has been answered already, I'm getting this when I start sketchup. Is there a simple fix. Apple imac, SU7.

Screen shot 2011-06-06 at 14.55.19.png

TIG

@tails said:

Apologies if this has been answered already, I'm getting this when I start sketchup. Is there a simple fix. Apple imac, SU7.

There must currently be some permissions set that prevent you making folders/files in that location - either fix the permissions so you can [advisable]... OR make the folder that is needed... as clearly spelled out in the message

Daniel S

I have problems with the update option too... Every time that I want to go to "Check Plugins for Update" nothing happens. If I have the ruby console open it says:

Error; #<RangeError; 9947298230.424000 out of Time range>
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/LIBFREDO6_Dir_37/Lib6Upgrade.rb;677;in `at'
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/LIBFREDO6_Dir_37/Lib6Upgrade.rb;677;in `tip_next_date'
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/LIBFREDO6_Dir_37/Lib6Upgrade.rb;642;in `format_html_top'
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/LIBFREDO6_Dir_37/Lib6Upgrade.rb;225;in `refresh_dialog_top'
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/LIBFREDO6_Dir_37/Lib6Upgrade.rb;520;in `create_dialog_top'
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/LIBFREDO6_Dir_37/Lib6Upgrade.rb;151;in `initialize'
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/LIBFREDO6_Dir_37/Lib6Upgrade.rb;79;in `new'
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/LIBFREDO6_Dir_37/Lib6Upgrade.rb;79;in `top_dialog'
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/LIBFREDO6_Dir_37/Lib6Plugin.rb;195;in `populate_support_menu'
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/LIBFREDO6_Dir_37/Lib6Traductor.rb;908;in `call'
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/LIBFREDO6_Dir_37/Lib6Traductor.rb;908;in `add_command'

Any idea what´s happening?

Daniel S

fredo6

Daniel,

two questions

How many days did you set the "next check" in the dialog box
Can you type the following command in the Ruby Console: Upgrade.duration_next_check

Thanks

Fredo

Daniel S

@unknownuser said:

How many days did you set the "next check" in the dialog box

I put 999 the first time because I wanted to do a manual check. But then the update option stop working.
I try deleting and reinstalling Libfredo6 but the problem was still there.
Now In default parameters "Next Check in (days)" says 15. But I´m not able to check.

@unknownuser said:

Can you type the following command in the Ruby Console: Upgrade.duration_next_check

I tried and give different results. It says:

Upgrade.duration_next_check
Error; #<NameError; (eval);157; uninitialized constant Upgrade>
(eval);157

Upgrade.duration_next_check
Error; #<NameError; (eval);677; uninitialized constant Upgrade>
(eval);677

or:

Upgrade.duration_next_check
Error; #<NameError; (eval);54; uninitialized constant Upgrade>
(eval);54
(eval);1; warning; Float 0.0 out of range

Daniel S