SU upgrade to 8.0.4811 (Maintenance 1)
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I have some issues with this update :
I reduced my Sketchup Window in order to test the toolbars, then maximised the window, go to View > Toolbars > Restore position of toolbars : the position of toolbars is right, but there's many icons which disapeared !! For example, my Sandbox toolbar only show the tow first icons !! And the same thing on many other toolbars.
Anyone encountered the same issue ??
Regards.
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@panga said:
Anyone encountered the same issue ??
I have experience that. Not sure when/why that happens. Doesn't happen all the time.
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Good job Google, I downloaded the 8 demo when it was first released, didn't see much reason to upgrade, till now. Now if only we could get some better texturing tools........poor Google, it's never enough.
Mike
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The bugs noted by me:
SketchUp 8 Bugs: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=30583
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Shadow bug fixed?! Are you kidding me? Is it Christmas all over again?
Seems like a really nice and comprehensive update and that brings joy to my heart.
Thanks to the developers for all their hard work!
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Do you need to uninstall and reinstall if you are using 64bit Windows? The older 8.0 is installed in the x86 Program Files. Will this prevent SU from using 64 bit?
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Your completely safe to install without uninstalling your current version. No plugins, components, materials etc. will be messed around.
Happy Sketching
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I just updated, luckily I saved a copy of the plugins folder because it replaced it with the basic one. So all is back to normal.
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@unknownuser said:
I just updated, luckily I saved a copy of the plugins folder because it replaced it with the basic one. So all is back to normal.
...that is kind of worrying, I didn't experience this but if you've doubts follow Vicspa's advice
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If in doubt,....always have a backup ready. It would take me quite some time to replace all the plugins.
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@valerostudio said:
Do you need to uninstall and reinstall if you are using 64bit Windows? The older 8.0 is installed in the x86 Program Files. Will this prevent SU from using 64 bit?
SketchUp is not 64bit. It's LargeAddressWare, but it is still 32bit.
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@unknownuser said:
I just updated, luckily I saved a copy of the plugins folder because it replaced it with the basic one. So all is back to normal.
It shouldn't have...
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I've never had it replace it.
Did you update from SU7? In which case I created a brand new folder, leaving the old SU7 alone. -
bmike, I'm always amazed how an installation like this can differ between people. I'm on a PC by the way.
But now that I'm thinking about it, I placed the plugins folder on the desktop, and copied it back after the new installation,
that's why it remade a new plugin folder. Sorry I wasn't so clear before. (senior Moment. )
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TBH, I didn't have much hope for SU with the original version 8 introduction. I have to say that attitude has changed with the release of maintenance 1. I will gladly give my $95 for the upgrade from SU7 to SU8 now. Thanks to the team at Google that made this work.
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Holy crap, is that you Julian... really?
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When I try to upgrade i get this message:
"The update service has been disabled. Please contact your administrator."
...which sounds like its english, but there is no administrator to contact - this is a standalone laptop.
Never seen this message before - anyone know how to fix this?
Windows 7 x64
Thanks
rabbit -
Firewall blocking?
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Thanks thomthom - it turns out that you get this message if auto-check for updates is turned off....
"This error message can appear if SketchUp isn't checking for updates automatically. To fix it, click Window > Preferences > General and click Automatically check for updates."
so I did that, and all is good..
cheers
rabbit -
Hi folks.
There is a 1 missing in the title of this thread.
The PC version is 8.0.4811.
Just ideas.
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