Hi everyone,

I've been developing a new SketchUp plugin called nEVEn —
System Intelligence Protocol.

It monitors your model health while you work — geometry load,
texture memory, crash risk, and gives you actionable
recommendations per session.

Designed for architects and interior designers working
with large, complex SketchUp models.

Features :
— automatic model health monitoring
— crash risk detection
— texture optimization
— session logging
— find targets
— purge and save workflow
— geometry cleanup
— & more...

This video shows a live texture optimization session
on a real project — 183mb reduced to 10mb.

YouTube : https://youtu.be/RjmF1os6b80

Running on SketchUp 2025. Coming soon on
Extension Warehouse.

Feedback welcome.
Contact : Arnilesh@outlook.com

— N1LESH

Hi panixia — good questions.

These % are not fixed numbers. nEVEn reads your system RAM and sets limits based on that, so everything is relative to your machine.

Geometry Load → model complexity (entities, nesting, instances)
Texture % → how much of safe texture budget is used
Crash Risk → combined signal from geometry + textures
Health → overall stability score

So 100% means you’re hitting your system’s safe limit, not a universal value.

Also, each metric has a tooltip in the UI explaining what it represents.

Will share proper documentation at launch.

— N1LESH

@Rich-O-Brien
Thanks, Appreciate the heads-up.

I’m currently polishing nEVEn before the Extension Warehouse release. More screenshots and workflow demos coming soon.

Find why your SketchUp model is slow or crash-prone.

nEVEn - FIND TARGETS
Built for architects, interior designers, and heavy SketchUp workflows.

This demo shows how nEVEn locates heavy model assets inside a real SketchUp file:
318MB project → reduced to 180MB after cleanup.

Features shown in this video:
— FIND TARGETS
— heavy texture detection
— heavy object detection
— key impact area review
— model health scan
— session logging
— manual cleanup workflow
— purge + re-scan
— save system
— automatic monitoring

Running on SketchUp 2026.
Coming soon on Extension Warehouse.

Feedback welcome.
Contact: [Redacted]

— N1LESH

@Rich-O-Brien Hi Rich — noted. I’m putting proper documentation together, will share it at launch.

For now, each parameter already has a tooltip inside the UI explaining what it represents.

— N1LESH

Hi panixia — good questions.

These % are not fixed numbers. nEVEn reads your system RAM and sets limits based on that, so everything is relative to your machine.

Geometry Load → model complexity (entities, nesting, instances)
Texture % → how much of safe texture budget is used
Crash Risk → combined signal from geometry + textures
Health → overall stability score

So 100% means you’re hitting your system’s safe limit, not a universal value.

Also, each metric has a tooltip in the UI explaining what it represents.

Will share proper documentation at launch.

— N1LESH

Hi everyone,

I've been developing a new SketchUp plugin called nEVEn —
System Intelligence Protocol.

It monitors your model health while you work — geometry load,
texture memory, crash risk, and gives you actionable
recommendations per session.

Designed for architects and interior designers working
with large, complex SketchUp models.

Features :
— automatic model health monitoring
— crash risk detection
— texture optimization
— session logging
— find targets
— purge and save workflow
— geometry cleanup
— & more...

This video shows a live texture optimization session
on a real project — 183mb reduced to 10mb.

YouTube : https://youtu.be/RjmF1os6b80

Running on SketchUp 2025. Coming soon on
Extension Warehouse.

Feedback welcome.
Contact : Arnilesh@outlook.com

— N1LESH