@tig said:

Please look at your default settings.
These are the shipped set:

{
>                 ;nodesize    => 3,
>                 ;pattern     => 0.8,
>                 ;probability => 0.97,
>                 ;radius      => 0.8,
>                 ;floatlength => 150,
>                 ;detail      => 4,
>                 ;spread      => 0
>             },
>             ;leaf     => {
>                 ;pattern     => 1,
>                 ;probability => 0.7,
>                 ;size        => 5
>             },
>             ;gravity  => {
>                 ;weight => 1,
>                 ;vector => [0, 0, -1]
>             },
>             ;wind     => {
>                 ;weight => 0.1
>             },
>             ;random   => {
>                 ;weight => 0.3
>             },
>             ;adhesion =>{
>                 ;max_adhesion_distance => 50,
>                 ;weight                => 0.2
>             },
>             ;legacy   => {
>                 ;weight => 0.8
>             }

Not all ot them will have dialog headings...

Please reset to those which do apply... and try again.
Remember that it might want the inpy value as 0.2 NOT 0,2 !!!

Thank you TIG, for your help...
But this plugin doesn't function with my configuration...
I uninstalled it.
Thank you again to have looked for the solutions to the problem
This last will be solved maybe at the time of a next update!
Best regards.

@tig said:

Can you try a clean reinstall of the tool, to be sure there are no legacy files.
Open the Plugins folder and delete the LiveIvy.rb file and the entire LiveIvy subfolder.
Now reinstall it from the downloaded RBZ or the SketchUcation PluginStore AutoInstall red-button.
Restart SketchUp and try the tool again.
What happens ?
What is your OS ? PC or MAC ?
Are you holding the modifier keys down while clicking ?
Are you clicking on a wall face ??

I reinstalled several times of course cleanly the plugin.
At the first clic (without modifiers keys) a very small pink line appears but nothing happens to the others click
however before suspecting a bad use....there was a display of a message of mistake of the program...no ?
PC OS : Windows 7 32 bits SP3 - and Sketchup 8 Pro.

@tig said:

Have the Ruby Console open as you use it.
Any errors ?
What doesn't function properly ?
Unless you tell us how can we help !
Once the dialog opens set the desired parameters, settings, leaf type[s] etc: then left-mouse click near the base of a wall face to start, keep clicking to add more branches, hold Ctrl [Cmd?] and click to add leaves, use Alt [Opt] and click to grow towards the cursor; hold Shift and click to make the ivy...

I am French and it is difficult to give technical explanations in English language :
The plant doesn't create itself to the click of the mouse.
No error in the Ruby console....

@driven said:

@chris87 said:

Sketchup 8 pro error !!!

I see the same javascript error on my mac, but I believe it is harmless...
what happens if you click to continue...
john

The panel is open but the tool doesn't function correctly

@tig said:

But IE11 is current, although IE9 ought to be OK

I installed iE 11
The same problem occurs !!!

@tig said:

@chris87 said:

Sketchup 8 pro error !!!
... and what happens when you click on 'continue' ?
The sliders/ivyleaf icons depend on that lib...
That js error is from one of the standard jquery code libraries - it's relating to 'msie'.
What version of Internet Explorer do you have ?
Try updating it...

IE9

Sketchup 8 pro error !!!

Great plugin !
Thank you !

@hdpv said:

Thank Chris87! I have fixed it,try again
Hi Pilou!
It's only add line on face,no solid.

Thank you.....it works fine now !

Great plugin !!!

Load error (sketchup 8 pro) :
Erreur de chargement du fichier E:/3D/SKETCH-UP-PRO-8/Plugins/s4u_slice/s4u_slice_menu.rb
(eval):418:in require': compile error (eval):251: syntax error, unexpected ')', expecting '=' (eval):418: syntax error, unexpected kEND, expecting $endErreur de chargement du fichier s4u_slice.rb (eval):418:in require': compile error
(eval):251: syntax error, unexpected ')', expecting '='
(eval):418: syntax error, unexpected kEND, expecting $end