@jiminy-billy-bob said:

Did you try to delete everything related to Layers Panel in your plugins folder, and perform a clean install ?

Yes, and the error pops up during the installation!

@jiminy-billy-bob said:

About the scene issue, did you check that the auto-update option is disabled ?

It was enabled. I disabled it, closed and reopened SU and the scenes are saved (hooray), but I get the Char:59 error each time I switch scenes. By the way, I have to click "Yes" and then the dialog box comes up again and I have to click "Yes" a second time.

@tt_su said:

What IE version do you have installed?

Also the Ctrl-X/Ctrl-Z dialog box has a different Char:59 instead of 65

By the way: closing and opening Layer Panel gives the Char:59 version of the error.

@tt_su said:

Any model_ Or a specific model?

Any model

@jiminy-billy-bob said:

"Still", you mean you had this issue before 0.9 ?

Yes. And when I change the condition or existence of layers in SU Layers it does not "track" into Layers Panel.

@jiminy-billy-bob said:

Does it happen everytime ? Only when opening a model, not when opening the dialog ?

Yes. On two different computers: home and work (Win7)

•It also pops up when using Ctrl-Z to restore a Ctrl-X.
•It also still disrupts the layers associated with a scene: if I change the layer combination in a scene and the go back to a different scene the layers in that previous scene have been lost. When I disable Layers Panel the problem goes away (repeatable experience over many models and both machines)

After loading the latest version I still get this upon opening a model.

Thanks, Dave: Not worth the effort

@box said:

You have to change the style of your Operating System, it can't be done in Sketchup.

I did that, but nothing I did changed the toolbars. What did I miss?

How did you get the SU toolbars to change?

Amazing! Another birthday. It must be all that clean living.

Happy Birthday

@raineysky said:

Bump. Sigh .....

When I tried it there was only metric units so it was, unfortunately, of no use to me.
I reallycould use it for my facility models.

A scene is created with a set of layers active.
Go to another scene and add or remove layers that are active in that second scene
Go back to the first scene and the layers originally active in that scene are no longer active.
I reported this several weeks ago. I had to stop using the plugin because of it. I loaded the 0.7 version recently and the problem came back as it was before.

@unknownuser said:

But I will add a shortcut to isolate a layer (in its local group, and another shortcut for all the way down to the root

Great!

By the way: I still have the problem with retaining layers in scenes. Any progress on this?

@pgarmyn said:

Until March 2013, everybody can have the full 'DEMO'

Maybe March 2014?

Still some problems (for me) with this amazing plugin:

1. Turn off group
2. Turn on one layer in the group
3. All of the layers in the group turns on

Thanks, Dave. I use the zoom-to-selection icon a lot. I have a SpaceMouse at work and in complicated models I sometimes "spacemouse" myself to the place that I've lost contact with the object I'm working on. I just hit zoom-to-selection and get back on track. Since I use it so much I definitely wanted it as a key on my X-Keys programmable keyboard.

Thank you very much for your help.

I bought an X-Keys programmable keyboard and had to make shortcuts for all of the commands I wanted to make into key selections. This really helped.

Interestingly, I have a plugin called "options.rb" which has two plugins on its toolbar called "center selected" and "zoom selection extents". They both work fine, but when I try to find them to create a shortcut I cannot find either of them!!

If an object is selected it will zoom to that object: if no object is selected it will zoom to the model extents just like the SU version (Camera/Zoom Extents).
To make matters more elusive, both of these plugins exist in C:\Program Files (x86)\SketchUp\SketchUp 2013\Plugins\Toolbars\Files\Sketchup\commands

This is the zoomExtents.rb:

cmd = UI::Command.new("CameraZoom") {
if Sketchup.active_model.selection.length <= 0
Sketchup.send_action "viewZoomExtents:"
else
Sketchup.send_action "selectionZoomExt:"
end
}
cmd.large_icon = "../images/zoomExtents_lg.png"
cmd.small_icon = "../images/zoomExtents_sm.png"
cmd.tooltip = "Zoom Selection/Extents"
cmd.status_bar_text = "Zoom to selection, or model Extents if no selection."
cmd.menu_text = "Zoom Extents"
#cmd.set_validation_proc { tool_validation_proc("CameraZoomWindowTool") }
@cmd = cmd

But the tool tip for the Camera/Zoom Extents doesn't say that. It says, "Zoom the camera in or out to show the extent of the model".

Can anyone tell me how to make the two plugins in the Command file active? (Putting them into the Plugins folder doesn't do it.)

@solo said:

it is faster than Win 7

What do you base that on, Pete? I have it on my laptop and really don't like the interface and have a program loaded to avoid it as much as possible.
However, if it would help with SU/Thea......

The center of the hoop should only be 63" in from the out-of-bounds line and the base cannot be inside the playing field.

My hand is quivering over my holster: ready to draw

I had the same problem, but upgraded to the newest version and it works fine