We are sorry for the inconvenience caused. We have experienced a glitch in our email system which resulted a few SketchUcation members getting multiple copies of the same email. We fixed the issue and we hope the fix we implemented will prevent the problem from reoccurring.

Thank you for your patience and for the heads up.

And if you erease the SCFLicense folder and file as well, then it starts flawless?

@slbaumgartner
Is SketchUcationTools installed into your default plugins folder? If not, please try to install it there. If it is already installed there, you can try the following:

At your SketchUp default plugins folder, from the SketchUcation folder, copy the SCFLicense folder and SCFLicense.rb file to the root of the plugins folder and erase the SketchUcation folder.and SketchUcation.rb file. Restart SketchUp. Is it starting? Is the licensing working?

@gullfo Have you installed the latest LibFredo with SketchucationTools or manually by downloading it from the website? If the second option, then the Tools doesn't know about it being installed, and indicates a need for the update. After you update it with the Tools, you should not be prompted for an update again.

@MikeG73 Were you disconnected from the internet during those 20 days or so? Were you connected to the internet when you are getting the message about the expiration?

@Jspro
Thank you for the screenshots. It looks like you have permission issues, SUCTools can not read one of your files in the plugins folder. We need @TIG to look into this.

@Jspro
Thank you for the screenshot.
As TIG pointed out in the previous post, it looks like, you are not logging in to SketchUcation Tools. You can download and install SketchUcation Tools from here: https://sketchucation.com/resources/plugin-store-download

I hope we helped with your issue.

Exactly where do you want to log in to? Could you send a screenshot of the login screen you want to log in? And also the spinner screen?

@Mesak4719 Have you recently changed your computer name? If yes, there are 2 possible solutions:

Change it back to the previous one or
Erase your signature file at C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\SCF Licenses\SCFLicenseSignature - DO NOT MODIFY OR DELETE.txt

@unterluggauer Have you recently changed your computer name? If yes, there are 2 possible solutions:

1. Change it back to the previous one or
2. Erase your signature file at C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\SCF Licenses\SCFLicenseSignature - DO NOT MODIFY OR DELETE.txt

@Dam303 Thank you very much for reporting the original issue and testing the fix today.

It was a hard-to-fix, nasty issue. Three of us worked on it yesterday, and at last we managed to fix it.

All,

Could you please try again with v5.0? I made some changes at server-side and would like to see if it fixed the problem or not.

@Bereng , @leoww95
Can I ask you which operating system do you use? (IOS or Win)

Hi,

Could you describe which page you are stuck on? The one where you enter your login details? Are you getting any error messages after clicking on the "Sign In" button?

I am not a SU Ruby expert, but I think you can get and modify the dimensions for only those materials which has texture assigned to them and they has been added to the model. Then you can use Sketchup.active_model.materials[x] to get the material and then you can modify it's attributes.

Others might have better ideas...

@TIG Thank you for your input. My understanding of the C SDK is:

SUModelSaveToFileWithVersion(model, "SU2021.skp", SUModelVersion_SU2021); - Should save into the "versionless" 2021 format and it should load without any error or warning into SU 2022 and SU 2023

SUModelSaveToFileWithVersion(model, "SUcurrent.skp", SUModelVersion_Current); - should save in the version of the SDK (in this case 2024)

But instead both function calls save in SU 2024 format which IMO is an error in the SDK.

I'll try to contact them to sort this.

When I try to save the file in the "versionless" SU 2021 format (SUModelSaveToFileWithVersion(model, "SU2021.skp", SUModelVersion_SU2021);) with the v2024 C SDK, it saves it with version 2024 in the header of the .skp. Is this an error in the C SDK?

@Dan-Rathbun Thank you very much for your comprehensive reply. It is a great help. The reason I'd like to save in the correct (2022, 2023) format is that if the "versionless" 2021 format .skp is loaded into sketchup, you get a warning. I'd like to avoid it.

Does anybody know how to save a .skp file to SU 2023 or SU 2022 format with the v2024 C SDK?

Thank you for the answer in advance.

Wrap-R 2024.0 has been published. You can download the .exe from: https://wrapr-download.s3.amazonaws.com/WrapR-installer_2024_0.exe