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

rjjvirusx

hooooory

tspco

Is the LibFredo6-34 supposed to stay in the di
rectory after extracting?

Dave R

You should have a folder called "LIBFREDO6_Dir_43" and a file called "LibFredo6.rb" If you installed the current version you shouldn't have "LibFredo6-34" at all.

tspco

Well it was there, not now now it just shows 4.3

gullfo

not sure if it is the LibFredo 4.3b or the BezierSpline 1.4f plugin, but if the LibFredo 4.3b is enabled, the BezierSpline 1.4f does not work. i get a Ruby console error for line 592 cannot convert nil to float.

@unknownuser said:

Error: #<TypeError: no implicit conversion to float from nil>
C:/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/BZ_Dir_14/bezierspline_main.rb:592:in -' C:/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/BZ_Dir_14/bezierspline_main.rb:592:in onMouseMove'

Fredo tools works regardless of BezierSplines being enabled or not.
NOTE: I only encountered this error since updating to 4.3b and prior to that it was working correctly.

wt00320371

I can't download?

TIG

@wt00320371 said:

I can't download?
What file?
What problem/error messages?
More information, please...

supercylon

I think that I've installed LibFredo6 v.4.3 and the Round corner plugins correctly. But when I launch SketchUp (I'm using Version 7 on Mac OS 10.4.11) is get this error message: Error Loading File LibFredo6.rb
can't convert nil into String

What does this mean and how can I fix it? Can someone assist me.

Thanks!

supercylon

I'm running SketchUp 7 on Mac OS 10.4.11. I've downloaded and installed both LibFredo6 v4.3 and Round Corner plugin and both are not working. When I start up SU7 I get the error message: "Error Loading File LibFredo6.rb
can't convert nil into String". I have no idea what this means. Can someone help?

Thanks a million!

Here is a screen shot of my plugins folder

fredo6

@supercylon

Just in case, can you type ENV["TEMP"] in the Ruby Console and tell me what you see.

Thanks

Fredo

TIG

Fredo
I use
tempdir=ENV["TEMP"] ### it's a PC == 'TEMP' or 'TMP' tempdir=ENV["TMPDIR"] if not tempdir ### it's a Mac

thomthom

This is what I use to detect temp path:

TEMP_PATH = File.expand_path( ENV['TMPDIR'] || ENV['TMP'] || ENV['TEMP'] ).freeze

fredo6

@tig said:

Fredo
I use
tempdir=ENV["TEMP"] ### it's a PC == 'TEMP' or 'TMP' tempdir=ENV["TMPDIR"] if not tempdir ### it's a Mac

TIG,

Actually, my mistake. Yes indeed, I use TMPDIR for Mac environment (or /tmp which may be more secure)

@supercylon
Can you type ENV["TMPDIR"] in the Ruby console

Fred

supercylon

@unknownuser said:

@supercylon

Just in case, can you type ENV["TEMP"] in the Ruby Console and tell me what you see.

Thanks

Fredo

Hello Fredo,

Thanks for your assistance. I did what you asked and here is a screenshot of the result.

![Results of ENV["TEMP"] in Ruby Console](/uploads/imported_attachments/iUOu_Picture2.png "Results of ENV["TEMP"] in Ruby Console")

Thanks Supercylon

supercylon

@unknownuser said:

@tig said:

Fredo
I use
tempdir=ENV["TEMP"] ### it's a PC == 'TEMP' or 'TMP' tempdir=ENV["TMPDIR"] if not tempdir ### it's a Mac

TIG,

Actually, my mistake. Yes indeed, I use TMPDIR for Mac environment (or /tmp which may be more secure)

@supercylon
Can you type ENV["TMPDIR"] in the Ruby console

Fred

I didn't notice this message, here is the screen shot of the result of your second request.

Picture 3.png

Thanks,
Supercylon

thomthom

And ENV['TMP'] ?

supercylon

@unknownuser said:

@supercylon

Can you try withe attached file to see if your error disappear and SU starts OK.
[attachment=0:2f69w8lx]LibFredo6.rb[/attachment:2f69w8lx]

Thanks

Fredo

Fredo,

Thank you!Thank you! It works!

Supercylon