New Skindigo

remus

Sorry, i thought you were referring to whaats link, it would seem the link in the post does indeed need changing.

jeff hammond

Well, I'm a bit confused. Just to clarify: Remus posted the link to the Indigo forum thread which in turn links to the newest Indigo beta (2.2.3) These links are correct.

Maybe this will help:
SkIndigo 2.2.3 (beta)
Windows Installer
ZIP Archive (Mac)

same thing.. this link is giving me 2.0.12c
i'm trashing my old skindigo folder and skindigo.rb from my plugins folder and adding the new ones from the link..

restart sketchup and i get this when i go to skindigo in the plugin menu..
screen 2.jpg

@unknownuser said:

Note that SkIndigo is an exporter. You also need to download and install Indigo.

haha.. fwiw, yes, i understand this much

[EDIT] also, the zip is named SkIndigo-2.2.3.zip but the stuff inside isn't 2.2.3

Ecuadorian

I used the Windows installer and I confirm that it is the last version.

Whaat

Ah...you're right, Jeff. My mistake. I must have messed up creating the ZIP.

I think I fixed it now. Go to the Indigo forum thread and download it again (It is an attachment to the post).

P.S. My comment about SkIndigo being an exporter was not directed at you. It was directed at non-Indigo users that may be browsing this thread.

Whaat

Well, I'm a bit confused. Just to clarify: Remus posted the link to the Indigo forum thread which in turn links to the newest Indigo beta (2.2.3) These links are correct.

Maybe this will help:
SkIndigo 2.2.3 (beta)
Windows Installer
ZIP Archive (Mac)

Note that SkIndigo is an exporter. You also need to download and install Indigo.

jeff hammond

bingo!

@unknownuser said:

#Fixed: PIGM saving and loading on Mac

oh nice! so that's how it's supposed to work.. excellent.
thanks so much

Whaat

@unknownuser said:

I installed it and am getting the same error as the user above. I have no idea how to fix it. A simple install procedure a la download this, then install that, etc., would be helpful. Right now it's a mess.

Sorry Coen,

For beta releases, sometimes we are a bit lazy describing the installation procedure (since most beta testers are experienced Indigo users).

The way to get started with Indigo (which is described on the SketchUp documentation page) is this:

Download and Install Indigo for your system
Download and Install SkIndigo - If installing from ZIP file, unzip and copy paste to the typical Ruby plugins folder (maintain the directory structure inside the ZIP file)
Run SketchUp

If you had a problem with installation after you have followed this sequence, I would like to work with you to figure out what the issue is.