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Do you use several monitors.
The latest version of LibFredo did not do anything for that.
Possibly,
Traductor::ChromiumWdlg.dialog_info_reset 'LOTT_master' and press ReturnNEW RELEASE: LibFredo6 v15.6b - 02 Dec 25
LibFredo6 15.6b is a minor release. It includes changes related to:
Requirements: SU2017 and above
See plugin home page of LibFredo6 for Download of LibFredo6.
NEW RELEASE: LibFredo6 v15.6a - 26 Nov 25
LibFredo6 15.6a is a major release. It includes changes related to:
Requirements: SU2017 and above
See plugin home page of LibFredo6 for Download of LibFredo6.
Maybe you could just disable the Tag toolbar (with its dropbox). I can't reproduce it myself, but there might be some interferences, and this is new to SU2026.
@szabo said in Box Stretching - New Dimensions:
@fredo6 Hello, will you update the version to fix the error?
First, I don't know if you are on Windows or Mac; and which problem you have exactly. I can't reproduce it on WIndows.
And if this is an issue with SU2026, I am not sure I can fix it. Did you try with SU2026.1?
Do you have several monitors?
In the current version, TAB only triggers when you hover a scale handle. This allows to know which field to display based on the handle selected.
The herbs are to thin to be valuably contoured by Pic2Shape.
Again, you can do proper contouring in specialized software like PhotoShop. Pic2Shape is only there for simple shapes.
I guess you refer to FredoScale Box Stretching.
I am not able to reproduce any issue with TAB on Windows and SU2026.
Can you give more details on your environment. Also, keep the Ruby console open to catch possible errors.
Can you move the vignette stripe by Click-Drag?
By chance, do you use the new graphic engine? If so, can you try with the classic engine.
More and more puzzling. There seems to be something corrupted in the way Sketchup handles external files, including Ruby script files.
In the trace file, I see that you have just LibFredo6, other of my plugins installed. The trace indicates that their startup sequences did perform well. So, the crash occurs after the plugins are loaded.
Just in case, there is a menu Window > LibFredo6 Settings... > Trace Log files.
This allows to see the latest traces for loading my plugins.
If you get the spin, then
FredoTools does not rely on SCF License. All tools are free.
It might be related to MacOS 26 (Tahoe), which is recent, although recently announced as supported by Sketchup 2026. Especially if you still use an old MackBook on Intel. I don't have Tahoe on my Mac, just Sequoia. So difficult to judge.
When you installed to SU2026, did you migrate the plugins with the SU installation?
If you get a bugsplat on startup, did you try to send the report to Sketchup? If so, did you get any feedback?
Joining the thread...
So, it's not Sketchucation Tools nor SCFLicense, but FredoTools.
A few questions:
NEW RELEASE: Pic2Shape v1.2b - 13 Oct 25
Requirements
Pic2Shape 1.2b is a maintenance release including:
Home Page of Pic2Shape for information and Download.
NEW RELEASE: Pic2Shape v1.2a - 13 Oct 25
Requirements
Pic2Shape 1.2a is a maintenance release including:
Home Page of Pic2Shape for information and Download.
Just do what is mentioned in the post above yours.
Did you upgrade to LibFredo6 v15.5a.
Animation data are stored in the model. All data related to movements, cameras and visual effects refer to objects of the model via a unique ID.
The .animator file is simply a backup file, in case something is corrupted in the model. The fromat is a serialization of the working data structures in the plugin. So, not really designed for a clean export.
Exporting the animation would first require that you are able to export the container objects (Groups, ComponentInstance), with their transformations.