If you open the Ruby Console, is there any errors appearing?

So... when will we see the animated version...?

@box said:

Errm, that would be a white whale.

Cursed, I even quickly googled it and picked the first answer.

You know, I started modelling that car so many years ago - in 3dsmax. It's starting to become a haunting ghost. At some point I need to defeat this thing. My bluewhite whale.

@hornoxx said:

@thomthom said:

...and now I'm thinking of that cursed Charger I never finish... one day - one day!
Hey Thomas - I thought it was already finished but I missed it somehow

No... whenever I start working on it I end up writing an extension or enhancement to aid the modelling... facepalm

Ah, I see. Yea, they probably cannot be assigned shortcuts. Maybe Dale can add alternative menus?

@pherim said:

But SketchUV has its own context menu and the commands only appear there.

Can you screenshot the menu?

@hornoxx said:

Donald Duck´s “313”
Besides all these many great modeled and rendered cars here and elsewhere in the web, this one should not be missed I think. (No joke, this Donald Duck´s “313” is my very first ever modeled "car" )
enjoy!

Brilliant! Loving all parts of this. ...and now I'm thinking of that cursed Charger I never finish... one day - one day!

@panixia said:

and as i noticed the low res (but nice) texture and it was like "ok, challenge accepted"

I like your attitude!

Loving how effective a few polygons are. Possibly this is a candidate for a little competition?

We rolled out a patch we think should fix this issue.

If you need to map shortcuts to context menu items you need to make a selection that will make them appear in order for them to appear in Preferences > Shortcuts.

@ktsbanam said:

error on sketchup 2017 plugin.
please ! fix it
thank you

You need to be a bit more descriptive than that. Without knowing the error message and steps to reproduce I cannot do much.

Ugh... I'm suffering from this myself right now.

We think we have the cause identified.

SKUI doesn't have sliders or color related controls at the moment. I'm thinking that you might find it easier to find a HTML/CSS/JS UI framework and build on that. For instance you can try to start with Bootstrap and add bootstrap addons. Thought that require more HTML/CSS familiarity.

As for the SU2017 difference you observer, can you start a thread on that topic? Ideally with some snippet to reproduce.

I heard from one of my coworkers that there appear to be an issue there the signing/uploading can fail at times when there are higher volume of traffic. I experienced this myself today when I tried to upload. At first I was getting just errors, but when I tried later with the same RBZ it worked fine.

A fix is being worked on.

Nice! Will be sharing this on the FB page.

(Though, a missing image I think? "he attachment 0.jpg is no longer available". And a typo in the thread title, Fowify instead of Flowify)

The signing shouldn't be including your .txt files. Can you send me an example?

In general I'd recommend you thread the Plugins folder like Windows' Program Files folder. If you have configuration files etc save them to the user's AppData. The extension update mechanism remove the old extension before copying over the new files. So that would also be an issue for you.

@dan rathbun said:

I would think this may need some tweaking to work with the new UI::HtmlDialog class.

Yea, part of SKUI is the general control wrappers. Another part is the JS<=>Bridge - that's where HtmlDialog have new features that would require different handling.

I had been thinking of a general WebDialog/HtmlDialog wrapper that could interact with both underlying classes.

For SKUI I don't see any obvious benefit of HtmlDialog at the moment. Big part of SKUI was taking care of cross platform issues, which is already handled.