Problem with SU

TIG · 15 Jun 2011, 12:00

@tig said:

However, as I explained there can be a lot of duplicated toolbar- entries too - I manually remove those...

What? Another set of entries? I'm confused to which one you refer to...

The 'ToolbarsUser' that your bat file finds, excludes all of the many 'Toolbars' entries - many of which can have duplicated BarIDs [resulting from multiple savings of the toolbar settings?], which also seems to slow everything down...

thomthom · 15 Jun 2011, 12:21

I'm not seeing those kind of entries at all...

TIG · 15 Jun 2011, 12:37

I have virtually the same set up as you ?
I tried removing them all from the registry list - even those without duplicated BarIDs - and Sketchup still loaded fine
Then I re-saved the toolbar settings, and exited Sketchup... but no new entries were added to the registry ??
I must conclude that my v8 'Toolbars-' entries were somehow left over from an earlier version ???
Or does Sketchup have an occasional hiccup and make some
Weird ?

thomthom · 15 Jun 2011, 12:42

I have no idea - I've not seen those entries on any system/computer where I've looked.

leedeetee · 15 Jun 2011, 14:10

This is weird, now, parts of my toolbars just seem to vanish, in this example, ATViews, TOS, Fredoscale and Sandbox have all gone weird .... Needs a reboot/redock for them to reappear ....

charly2008 · 15 Jun 2011, 18:48

Hi,

I had also a lot of these registry entries in Sketchup Sketchup 7 and 8. ThomThoms "Reset SketchUp Toolbars" worked fine for me but after use you have to rearrange the toolbars. Now all is clean.

Charly

charly2008 · 15 Jun 2011, 19:44

Oops, after re-arranging the tool bars the registry entries are present again in 7 and 8. In Sketchup 8 i have some additional entries.

TIG · 15 Jun 2011, 20:09

I think the extra entries are to do with remembering the toolbar settings ??

thomthom · 15 Jun 2011, 20:15

@tig said:

I think the extra entries are to do with remembering the toolbar settings ??

Aye - the ToolbarsUserCustom entries are new to SU which it uses to restore toolbar settings.

Rich O Brien · 15 Jun 2011, 20:47

Still following....though lost.

Is this turn of events a good or bad thing?

leedeetee · 15 Jun 2011, 20:50

@leedeetee said:

This is weird, now, parts of my toolbars just seem to vanish, in this example, ATViews, TOS, Fredoscale and Sandbox have all gone weird .... Needs a reboot/redock for them to reappear ....

Sorry chaps, just a little bump for this. Is there any reaosn why I should lose my toolbar icons at all?

Dave R · 15 Jun 2011, 21:43

Did you do anything to your Plugins or Tools folders? I ran ThomThom's bat file on my computer at work but had no trouble when I put the toolbars back. All the icons were present and accounted for.

thomthom · 16 Jun 2011, 06:21

You should not loose any icons no.
Do you mean you get the toolbars, but with missing icons? Or missing toolbars?

leedeetee · 16 Jun 2011, 07:42

Sorry for being unclear, I meant icons within the toolbars. Turned computer on this morning and it seems fine however!

thomthom · 16 Jun 2011, 08:02

When you browse to your plugin folder - do you see a "Compatibility Files" button?

leedeetee · 16 Jun 2011, 15:26

@thomthom said:

When you browse to your plugin folder - do you see a "Compatibility Files" button?

Sorry, do you mean via Windows Explorer? (C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Google SketchUp 8\Plugins) If so, no.

66searcher · 22 Jul 2011, 10:41

it works ! after execute the command my toolbars blast!
now my sketchup starts faster more than before and then i rearrange the toolbars.
thank you.

valerostudio · 5 Jun 2012, 14:01

THIS FIXES THE ISSUE! ThomThom saves the day once again. Hopefully Trimble fixes this as a bug.

cotty · 9 Aug 2012, 13:35

@thomthom said:

Use at Own Risk!!!
This is a couple of batch commands I use to clear the toolbar registry. It has worked for me - but I put a word of caution anyway; use at own risk.

Activate the one corresponding to your SketchUp version.

I had to change the content of the batch-file to (Windows 7-64):

"c;\Windows\System32\reg.exe" query "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\SketchUp8" /f "ToolbarsUser" >> reg_keys.txt

for /f %%k in (reg_keys.txt) do (
    "c;\Windows\System32\reg.exe" delete %%k /f
)

(I found 4539 entries, who has more ? )

thomthom · 9 Aug 2012, 14:12

@cotty said:

I had to change the content of the batch-file to (Windows 7-64):
[code]"c:\Windows\System32\reg.exe" query "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\SketchUp8" /f "ToolbarsUser" >> reg_keys.txt

It was made on Windows 7 64bit...
It's using relative path - I see you used a full path. Seems like there's something odd about your PATH environment variables...

@cotty said:

(I found 4539 entries, who has more ? )

I've had double that... After a session of longer debugging a toolbar problem.