Simple Plugin Installer thomthom - Adds menu items for easy installation of RBZ or ZIP packaged plugins, as well as RB and RBS files ProjectEditor James Cochran - Plugin to make a one button toolbar plugin loader for all plugin files. Plugin Loader for SketchUp Alex Schreyer - Loads plugins on computers without having administrative privileges (ie. Organizer - Smustard - Organize your plugins menu!
#BUILD A TOOL AND ANIMATE IT SKETCHUP PORTABLE#
Loading Portable SketchUp Plugins Jim Foltz - Loads plugins on computers without having administrative privileges (ie.
VirtualStore Check thomthom - Checks if files in the Plugins folder have ended up in Windows' VirtualStore.ĪdditionalPluginFolders Fredo6 - Define alternate plugin directories.Īerilius One of SketchUp Sage Aerilius' plugin collection sources.ĮxtendSketchUp - Online plugin manager - under development
#BUILD A TOOL AND ANIMATE IT SKETCHUP ARCHIVE#
GForum archive from the Google days at SketchUp Ruby API and SDK group. Check SketchUcation for the l atest updates to many of the plugins hosted in the Ruby Library Depot. Content dates back to the days ‒ so not all plugins from that site will work in the latest SketchUp versions. Ruby Library Depot (dire ct link) Ruby Library Depot (Wayback Machine, archived crawls if the direct link still doesn't work) The first site to organize the growing collection of published scripts posted in the original SketchUp user forums. Due to the growth and need for plugin management, SketchUcation developed the PluginStore and the SketchUcation Tools extension to manage plugins. Most of that development moved to th e SketchUcation Plugin Forum after Google bought SketchUp and wanted to move the Pro forums to Google Groups, which was not a very user-friendly format at the time. In the early days, plugins were originally hosted on the SketchUp forum in forum threads. More information on manually installing plugins on the SketchUp Sage. Įxtension warehouse SketchUp 2013 introduces a new online resource to find and manage plugins from inside SketchUp. The first place to be introduced to the world of plugins is on the SketchUp site itself, with an introduction to Ruby Scripts.
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