Further on Topographer on SketchupPro 2019, an issue present on both Mac and Win, pressing the exit button forces the triangles back to the model. Is this also on issue on older versions of SU? Would it be possible to rid of this feature?

I get no error messages.

So I would like to have this:

Put when I press the Exit tool I get this:

Would you be so kind to point me in the right direction regarding the following?

Toposhaper produces the actual terrain for which I have laser scanned data (a point cloud) from a laser scan from the air. Would you have any suggestions of how to visualise the height differences? I would somehow need to spot which sections of the terrain is e.g. in the range [33.00,33.25] meters and which in the range of [33.25,33.50] meters.

Creating isocontours with toposhaper seems rather straightforward. However, with e.g. 10 isocontours it is not possible to say which is which, e.g. that what sections the terrain are in the range [33.00,33.25]. Hence, I'm thinking of how to add colours to the faces between the isocontours.

I'm trying to figure out if this plugin could be used, https://forums.sketchup.com/t/colour-face-by-zheight-range/40883. Perhaps with some modifications. First, one must have faces to which colour can be added. Second, one must defines the colour space and add colour the the faces identified in step 1 based on their (average?) location on the z axis.

The issue has already been addressed in the release that was published yesterday 2.5b. I can confirm that at least the user interface seems to work both on Mac and Win running SketchUp Pro 2019 with no error messages printed in the Ruby console.

I tried changing the decimal separator in Mac, did not help.

Is this a Mac issue, i.e. does the plugin work in SketchUp Pro 2019 in Windows?

The version is Toposhaper 2.5a and the Ruby console shows the following errors.

Error: #<ArgumentError: incomplete format specifier; use %% (double %) instead>
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6input.rbe:196:in sprintf' /users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6input.rbe:196:in compute_show_text'
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:841:in block in button_input_manage' /users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:2637:in draw_button'
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:3159:in block in draw' /users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:3152:in each'
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:3152:in draw' /users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6palette.rbe:74:in draw'
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_toposhaper/toposhapercloudtool.rbe:753:in draw' Error: #<ArgumentError: incomplete format specifier; use %% (double %) instead> /users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6input.rbe:196:in sprintf'
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6input.rbe:196:in compute_show_text' /users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:841:in block in button_input_manage'
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:2637:in draw_button' /users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:3159:in block in draw'
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:3152:in each' /users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:3152:in draw'
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6palette.rbe:74:in draw' /users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_toposhaper/toposhapercloudtool.rbe:753:in draw'
Error: #<ArgumentError: incomplete format specifier; use %% (double %) instead>
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6input.rbe:196:in sprintf' /users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6input.rbe:196:in compute_show_text'
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:841:in block in button_input_manage' /users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:2637:in draw_button'
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:3159:in block in draw' /users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:3152:in each'
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/body_lib6palette.rbe:3152:in draw' /users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6palette.rbe:74:in draw'
/users/xxxxxxxx/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_toposhaper/toposhapercloudtool.rbe:753:in `draw'

Any experiences of using the Toposhaper plugin in SketchUp Pro 2019 on a Mac? The user interface is not working very well: