Now if there were bloody pigeon footprints leaving the room ...

@rich o brien said:

Just locking his poor spelling before he edits

You write a thousand eloquent posts, do they call you box the eloquent...
You shag one sheep!

Bloody autocorrect.

What is this strange thing you refer to, Layer, never head of it.

@onzki said:

My user account is already set an admin level too when it was installed.

This can also cause some permissions issues, Tig and others knows more on this than I do.

Quick someone call a clown doctor, this man needs surgery to repair a seriously fractured humerus.

Good to hear Rich.

Interesting that I got a thumbs down for my response.
Guess I'll go back to not bothering.

Sounds like your IT department broke the Permissions of your installation.
You will probably need them to do this:
Find the Install.exe file, select it and right click and choose Run as Administrator, then choose Repair when given the option and follow the prompts.

@meeetch said:

The point is that a paid plugin shouldn't stop working just because there is an update available,

The whole point of the update was to fix the problem that was causing the plugin to stop working. So it isn't an update it is a bug fix. Why are people getting so 'angry' these days. Sure it's an annoyance, but it takes no time to fix and for most people the sketucation tool updated it for them before they were even aware there was a possible bug in it. And as for making comments about cracking, why would you even say that!

Scale! the geometry of the arc is too small for follow me to be able to make the faces.
If you scale the geometry up by a factor of ten it will work, and by using what is known as the Dave Method, you can use a scaled version to edit the original.

If you installed Fredoscale using the sketchucation tool, which you must have if you have a licensed version, then you simply open the Sketchcation tool, it will check for updates and in a few clicks you have installed the update and are back working again.

My mistake, knew it was one or the other.

I believe Fredo has released an update of Libfredo to address this issue.

The only added step is to enter the component, triple click, make group, then explode at the end.
If you don't want to make those clicks but the plugin.

We have gone off topic now, but like this.

@samodelkin_77 said:

But this plugin is paid, I wanted to do with standard tools...

Well then as Rich mention, temporarily make the contents of the component a group, perform the solid tool action on that group, then explode the result, leaving you with the original component and all other instances edited as you want.

The answer to that really depends on what shape you started with and which specific unfold tool you used.

An issue you may have missed is the restriction of access when a parcel has been delivered. If, as you have shown earlier, the door cannot open with a parcel in the chute because it will hit the wall, you will run into problems. You can't stop to open the chute and retrieve the package while trying to escape the fire/flood etc. It could even be an issue with entering the building in an emergency, whether it be fire/rescue services needing to gain access or even an unaccompanied person feeling threatened and needing to get inside their door quickly.
Perhaps a version that fits in a window opening like those awful aircon units for restricted access situations, or even a wall mount that sits flush next to the door and pulls out to create a box.

I would first ask what do you want to do with the mesh as it could make a difference how you did it.
However, here is a simple one I made by using sandbox From Scratch, I just made a mesh and exploded it on top of the avo and removed the bits not wanted. This gives a regular grid that doesn't conform to the shape, so it may produce strange results around the borders depending on what you do with it.