THEA
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%(#004080)[I am filling in for a guy that's away on long service leave.
The company that I am at has had THEA installed but apparently it has not been used very often.I am not familiar with THEA however each time I start up Sketchup I get 2 dialog boxes that open stating 'Thea not found in C:\projects\VRP 212201.skp'
As a matter of interest, I did a search for the SKP file referred to but it no longer exists.
The 2 dialog boxes (opening in succession) are driving me crazy.Any suggestions as to what is happening or a fix would be appreciated.
Cheers]
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Go to your plugins folder, which is (by default) here
C:\Program Files\Google\Google SketchUp 7\Plugins
and rename this plugin to something else (say change the extension to txt):
TheaExporter_loader.rbThis is just a quick and dirty "solution" if you indeed do not use Thea too much nowdays. Hopefully the plugin developer will chime in soon and can give a better solution. Alternatively, try to post on the Thea forums, here:
http://www.thearender.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=83 -
Sounds like something gone bad with SU2Thea exporter installation. You can try to reinstall it from http://www.thearender.com/cms/index.php/downloads/sketchup-plugin.html and maybe also need Thea from http://www.thearender.com/cms/index.php/downloads/thea-render.html. It's recommenced to run installer with "Run as administrator" from right click context menu.
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%(#0080BF)[Hi notareal
I will have a look at this, if no luck then I will give the suggestion by Gaieus a go.
It's not my computer and as such, I am a bit reluctant to do program installations.
Thanks for the replies.]
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There is a "thea_path.txt" file in:
"C:\Program Files\Google SketchUp 8\Plugins\TheaExporter_files\thea_path.txt"This file has to be deleted. When you start SU again you will be asked to select thea.exe from Thea's folder.
On Win7 the "thea_path.txt" might be located in:
"C:\Users<user>\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\Google SketchUp 8\Plugins\TheaExporter_files\thea_path.txt"Anyway, using installer is the recommended solution.
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