I would think there is a few issues here that are mesh related.

• Edge density is at ~650 edges which very high.
• The boundary has tons of edges in areas that are really not needed

My approaching to fixing things would be to use Curvizard. Cleanup and resample the curve to re-create the shape with a more manageable edge count. Without affecting the silhouette.

You could go from ~650 edges to <300 quite comfortably.

If you overlap the profiles you can see no benefit from the excessive edge count.

You can then run Fredo Corner:

I would guess the reason RoundCorner 'works' is because Fredo Corner has parametric abilities to restore or edit bevel post-op. If the input is troublesome then Fredo Corner is saying 'I can't do this because the computation and parametric abilities are not suited to geometry'.

@ecati said in Help with using WrapR:

whether WrapR supports UDIM workflows or multi-tile UV layouts

Not fully, but you can place shells outside the 0,1 space.

Try watching this by @panixia

@ntxdave get well soon

@1115 said in Cannot License FredoCorner – Any Help or Suggestions?:

1. Do I need to purchase a higher-version license of FredoCorner?
   Or can my original perpetual license still be used?

No, your license is perpetual so you can continue to use it. Make sure you have the latest version of Libfredo installed
https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=LibFredo6

2. Where can I download Sketchucation ExtensionStore v3.1 or above?

You can download Sketchucation Tools 5 from here

@nebhamzah

@alexpacio2013 said in Sketchucation Tools 5.0.4:

Is it possible to add an option to not update a particular plugin in the updates list, meaning it should no longer show the update for that plugin and display it with a flag?

Ignore? We can look at that.

Still relevant today:
https://sketchucation.com/resources/tutorials/beginner/1943-complete-guide-for-sketchup-tape-measure-tool

UV mapping is an advanced topic to cover. WrapR comes with an expectation that the user is already familiar with mapping and needs to create UV maps from SKP meshes.

Without any clearly defined question it is hard to offer advice.

The basic operation would be to group the mesh you want to unwrap. Edit the group and use the Seam Marker tool to mark seams.

Send that group to WrapR for unwrapping. Save your UVs and reimport from WrapR in SketchUp.

@Gus-R said in Interior Renderings - Pacific Palisades, CA:

I would consider my own interior design

You have very expensive tastes!

So many details. Great renders.

@Mike-Amos said in Hot Rod:

Rayscaper beats Maxwell render hands down

Rayscaper is about to enter into Phase 2 which I'm super excited to see.

Did you install the just released 5.0.4?

Sketchucation Tools 5.0.4 released

Bugfixing and improvements to toolbar toggling and update notifications.

I always liked Twilight's emission handling.

@ethansatsky

Can you try again please?

@ethansatsky

Yeah, I can confirm there is a hiccup. Give us a few mins to look into it.

That looks pretty slick.

Toposhaper and Work Plane

@RTCool said in Sketchucation Tools 5.0.3:

What's it supposed to look like when you click Settings?

You should see a tabbed UI with various headings.

@Mattshiggins

You can right click and choose Enter Dimensions

But the TAB not firing on first click suggests something else is grabbing focus. That could be from a myriad of reasons like a dialog open or you clicked something in the tray.

I've not experienced myself on Windows but have seen a few mention it.

@Dave-R said in A Shaving Mirror:

environment image is inverted in the concave mirror and rights itself when you get inside the focal point just as in reality

You made the mirror concave....that's flexing