Extrude Request
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I unzipped them using WinRar, then extracted them to the Plugins folder
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Make sure Windows does NOT make a container folder for them each. All the content must go straight under the plugins folder.
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So should I move instead of copy and paste or delete the plugins from My Documents
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It does not matter - just get the files into the plugins folder somehow.
What I mean is that when unzipping a bunch of files, Windows tents to create them a subdirectory. Do not let it do this; move all the contents (subfolders and rb files) straight under Plugins.
If it does not work, make a screenshot of your plugins folder and attach here.
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These are the files and the folder structure that you should have in your plugins folder:
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I tried taking a screen shot using the default Windows way, but when I go to take it into paint to save it, I get "YOU'VE BEEN HIT WITH THE". So I'm scanning it with McCaffe. But anyway, my plugins folder has the folders thomthom specified.
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@codyv1 said:
I can't open it in SU. I have both of the files in the Plugins folder
No menus under Tools?
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Forget Windows Paint and similar pains. Get something easy-to-use, free, 3rd party sw like Gadwin PrinScreen or similar.
As for the files being in the right location and STILL not working, I am stumped.
Did you activate the toolbar from View > Toolbars?
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It's nice to know even MY technical hickups can blunder even you.
I went through the toolbars and didn't find Toy Selection anywhere. -
It must be some installation error then. I have Selection Toys (not Toy Selections however) in my toolbar
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Hang on - are we talking about only the item in the Toolbar list?
In Selection Toys you must enable the toolbar under Selection Toy's preferences. This is to prevent Toolbar Shuffle.
You should see a "Selection Toys" menu under Tools and extra context menu items. - Do you see these?
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No, I don't see it
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Hi Jean,
Thanks for the model, but I'm afraid I've gotten to far in the model to go back and change the seating. I've gotten the seating done by just offsetting the bottom of the racing surface to the back of the building's rim. Plus, I have a road leading in and out of the track area so that cars and other vehicles can enter. I will gladly put you under the contributers for the track when I upload it to the warehouse.
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