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    Exploding toolbars fixed in SU8?

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      danbig
      last edited by

      Is it just me?

      Every time I add a new plugin, whether or not it has a toolbar associated with it, my toolbar completely explodes.

      The command View > Toolbars > Restore Toolbar Positions does not return them to how I had them arranged before I installed the new plugin (yes, I did save the toolbar positions).

      Was this the bug that google announced was fixed at SU8 launch, or is there another toolbar bug?

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        thomthom
        last edited by

        Yea - I experience this as well. It's not 100% fixed.

        Thomas Thomassen β€” SketchUp Monkey & Coding addict
        List of my plugins and link to the CookieWare fund

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          jbacus
          last edited by

          Hi guys,

          The problem in this case is figuring out where the 'new' toolbar should be added. I don't have my PC in front of me at the moment, but I think new Ruby toolbars are added at the start of the toolbars, not at the end. On the other thread on this subject (over at our help forum) a suggestion was made that new Ruby toolbars should be floated on first load to avoid this.

          john
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          "...exaggerate the essential and leave the obvious unclear." --Vincent Van Gogh

          John Bacus
          jbacus@sketchup.com

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