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@Nicolla

If you try it with the Ruby Console [Extensions > Developer submenu] open do you see any error messages, or do you get any other error message dialogs when trying it ?
If you attach a simple SKP, with the problems you are experiencing, and a step by step of instructions, it would help us understand your problems...

@SilentFart

But you haven't mentioned the next step where I gave you the exact menu-path to it...
Tools > Fredo6 Collection submenu, as 'ThruPaint'....

@SilentFart

You need to restart SketchUp after it's installed to sync everything.
After that it's listed under the menu 'Tool's > 'Fredo6 Collection' submenu, as 'ThruPaint'....

@FairhavenMatt

Also remember that working on any program's files that reside away from your computer also risks losing data when saving - which is irretrievable.
Always work on a version of the file on your computer, saving it there as you work.
When that work is completed save a copy of the file over onto the 'remote' location.
Having your version on your computer is no harm and a useful safety net if you get problems with the remote copy getting made.
Making a remote copy of a file is far less likely to cause any issues, as the OS is very robust at doing this, whereas any ap saving remotely is more likely to have hiccups...
In your case the remote location is not accessible, but if it had been you have the ever present risk of a glitch in the file's data - potentially making it unusable...

@Prorab

It says you already have three seats allocated to computers using those licenses., so there are none free
If you have changed the name of a computer, then that counts twice etc.
You can log in and manage your licenses using
https://sketchucation.com/webshop/my-licences.php
Remove what's not needed and then validate again...
Also ensure you have the latest versions of the extensions, LibFredo6 and the SketchUcation toolset [for licensing] installed and SketchUp restarted to sync everything...

@ZG53
If you read all of the thread and the guidance notes...
The JAR files that ImageTrimmer uses must run/open in Java.
So firstly you need to have Java installed [if you don't already have it, the it's freely available off the www...].
Next you must ensure that the JAR files are set to open with Java, many unZIP/decompression tools like WinRar hijack that file type and open it themselves [uselessly]. Go into the associated filetypes in WinRar and untick .JAR...
ImageTrimmer should now run as intended, although to do need to ensure it's working on a PNG file Image with fully solid and transparent areas...

@Yarun

It's a Firewall setting in your computer's security settings [or Network security settings, or your AntiVirus tool settings]
*sketchucation.com* should be set in the whitelisting...

@Mike-Amos

Did you install SketchUp 2024 in the approved way ?
You can repair it either way...
Close v2024.
Find the v2024 installer's exe file [usually in your Downloads folder]
Select its icon, right-click > context-menu > Run as administrator...
When prompted choose 'Repair'.
When it completes restart SketchUp.
Any better ?

@Mike-Amos

Are things shown as 'installed' in the native Extensions Manager dialog ?
Is the SketchUcation Toolbar listed as an available toolbar ?
Have you tried activating it ?
Is SketchUcation listed under the Extensions menu - you can activate it from there too ?
or... are you saying something else ?
Are you saying that the Plugins [Fredo's?] aren't listed in the Tools menu items ?
Do you have the latest version of LibFredo6 installed ?
Have you restarted to sync everything after the installations ?
Have you downloaded the appropriate licenses
Have you validated those licenses for each extension ?

More info please...

@natas_ha

Which of Fredo's extensions did you license ?
Do you have the latest version of his helper extension LibFredo6 installed ?
Did you restart to sync everything ?
Also do you also have the latest version of the SketchUcation tools installed - for the licensing...

If none of this helps repost and someone will ask you for more details...

@IsaiARQJ
LibFredo6 is a free library used by many of his extensions - some of those are paid.
So you do need alicense for that library.

LibFredo6 es una colección gratuita que utilizan muchas de sus extensiones; algunas de ellas son de pago.
Por lo tanto, necesitas una licencia para esa biblioteca.

@katsia
Your post doesn't explain everything exactly.
Why did you disable anything ?
An installation of a newer version is sufficient.
To use this tool you need the latest version of it installed - you say you've done that...
You also need the latest version of the SketchUcation toolset installed for any licensing - you say you have done that...
You must also have the latest version of LibFredo6 installed - you have not confirm doing that.

After installing these files you must restart SketchUp to sync everything.

If you have done that, then what appears in the Extensions Manager dialog ?
What appears in the Tools menu submenus, and Toolbars for that extension ?

@Mike-Backman
Have you bought a license for it ?

@alvis

If you set z_min and z_max to the correct points it'll work.
Currently you are specifying them wrongly,
to the bb's 0 corner [z min] and 4 corner [z max]
Instead do something like this to set them to the y_max point
z_min: bounding_box.corner(3).transform(transformation.inverse)
and the corner point above it
z_max: bounding_box.corner(7).transform(transformation.inverse)

@rkdtlwo

All of the 3 seats are allocated, presumably using your old computer[s] details.
You need to free up the seats so that you can reactivate them for your new computer[s].
If you have the latest versions of the extension and the SketchUcation toolset [for the licensing] installed, and SketchUp restarted to sync, you should be able to do this using the submenu items for the extension under the Tools menu.
You can also manage each of your licenses by logging in to SketchUcation.com and using the menu item PluginStore > My Licenses... page...

3개의 자리는 모두 할당되었으며, 아마도 이전 컴퓨터의 세부 정보를 사용하고 있을 것입니다.
새 컴퓨터에서 다시 활성화할 수 있도록 자리를 비워야 합니다.
최신 버전의 확장 프로그램과 SketchUcation 도구 세트[라이선스용]가 설치되어 있고 SketchUp을 다시 시작하여 동기화한 경우 도구 메뉴 아래에 있는 확장 프로그램의 하위 메뉴 항목을 사용하여 이 작업을 수행할 수 있습니다.
SketchUcation.com에 로그인하여 메뉴 항목 PluginStore > 내 라이선스... 페이지를 사용하여 각 라이선스를 관리할 수도 있습니다.

@chiklopes
That error says you are trying to us a license file for another plugin [extension].
This can occur if, for example, you have a license for RoundCorner and you try to use it for FredoCorner - these are two different extensions and need their own licenses...

Please give more details if this isn't the case.

@Alohaa

PushPull should work.
But you must edit the 'container' so you are working on its geometry...
BUT I do see the problem with PushPull.
One of the notches you've made near the end isn't perpendicular to the long rear face, so you can't push into it.

A minor adjustment to the geometry fixes it so that Pushpull works...

I copied the similar face across and edited the skewed geometry...

As Rich says, switch off Length Snapping - it is more trouble than it's worth !
It offers no advantages.

@Alohaa
There are several ways to do this...

1. Edit the 'container' [group or component] and select the rear face.
   Use the Move tool and constrain the movement axially, type 5mm
   The 50mm becomes 45mm.

2. Edit the 'container'.
   Draw a guide line 5mm off the back face [on the end part].
   Then select the rear face and use the Move tool, snapping on the face and then the guide to relocate it by 5mm.

3. As in 2. above, but PushPull the relocate the rear face by 5mm.

4. Edit the 'container' and use PushPull on the back face to move it over, type in 5mm.

Note that editing the container and then using the Scale tool on the geometry, with 45mm typed in could work, but because you have a 'notch' in it, it will then be distorted by the scaling...
So Scale is best used for simpler forms...