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Sketchup materials library of 12x12 vinyl floor tiles. Download download -
This SketchUp script assists the user in flattening, or unfolding, 3d objects onto a 2d plane. Installation Download unfoldtool.zip . M...
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The Construction Line Tool allows you to draw constructions lines in a similar way as the Pencil Tool. Toolbar: View > Toolbars >... -
This importer lets you import both ASCII and binary STL files into SketchUp. It automatically detects the type of .stl file and imports acc... -
This is the first step in a greeble plugin. And by first step I mean there are possible bugs. Protrude performs 4 basic operations: div... -
Apr 2014 * Renamed to MoveIt , and available in t SketchUcation Plugin Store Aug 16, 2009 * Released update fixing possible bugsplat... -
This Windows-only plugin creates a Toolbar for controlling the Ruby Console It can open and close the Ruby console, clear the console, loa... -
Dec 18, 2010 - TIG just released a new .obj exporter. TIG's plugins are usually solid, so I recommend trying TIG's. ( TIG's OBJe...
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2010-09 * Updated for small bug in placement in SketchUp 8. toolbars-2010-09.zip This is an update to Custom Toolbars plugin with t... -
As you probably know, SketchUp 8 Free does not include the ability import/export DXF/DWG files. Although there are some free and commercia...
4 comments:
Totally!!! i wish this could be fixed already.
Hahaha! That's hilarious. I hate it too.
There a couple of plugin buttons I don't recognize there, though. The "teapot-cup-spoon" thingy for instance. Or the "3-rounded-cubes". Would it be too much to ask for a list?
Happy new year.
Jim! What horror images you're posting! Think of the children! ;p
@Faruk Ahmet: The "3-rounded-cubed" os Fredo's RoundCorner plugin: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=20485
The teapot is my implementation of the missing geometric primitive in Sketchup - Newell's Teapot. http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=24079
Classic! Who needs the drawing area anyway?!
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