My 3Dconnexion Space mouse is not working with 2020 - works fine in 2018 and 2019

Is it a matter of the code base now being so old and patched that nothing really new and exciting can be added without bringing the whole house of cards crashing down?

@juju said:

@medeek said:

Aargh... this is total click bait.

Back to the poll, some of the results have been rather unexpected.

I take it you mean the 16% who are excited?

Answering my own problem here. It seems that Sketchucation tools is the culprit. I transferred the version I was using with SU 2016 and used it alongside the plugins that the Trimble extension manager had installed. Having removed the SU Tools extension, memory requirements dropped dramatically to something reasonable.

Doing a bit of research, I found SU tools v. 3.1.3 but could not get them to install in SU2017 Pro 17.3.116 - I unzipped the rbz and put them in the plugins folder then relaunched SO but to no avail.

It seems that Trimble are determined that one should use their extensions manager.

I just installed SU 2017 Pro on my iMac 5k. Simply opening the app with a few of the plugins I used in 2016 and the memory use is 7.5GB. Trying to do something like putting materials on a test cube and memory use climbs to 21 GB.

The app is basically unusable at present. I'd be grateful for any ideas!

SU 2018 appears to be available in Oz.

(www.sketchupaustralia.com.au)

Dunno if this is spoof or real...

John,
I have now tried batching with SKP, SKM and Layout files. They all seem to work OK - very well in fact with the exception of a single glitch with one layout file that retained the image from another file. I need to examine the file tomorrow to see if it is indeed a glitch with the plugin or more likely, something on my part…

I'd say the plugin is definitely release worthy!

John,
Many thanks for your help here and in PMs. Problem now solved by deleting a Qlgenerator that I installed recently and which I had clean forgotten all about - duh!

Chris

In OSX 10.10., having preview turned on in Finder is a nightmare if one clicks on an SKP file. After much beachball spinning a preview consisting of the Chinese alphabet repeated endlessly (or something like it) appears. For large files, I have to force quit the finder to stop the useless waiting.

Until now, I have kept Sketchup files in folders that relate to whatever project I am working on but it's too easy to accidentally click on a file this way. I am now consider moving all SP files to a separate location.

John,
I'd be very grateful to get a copy of your OSX thumbnail/icon plugin.
Thanks,
Chris