1. Plugins Para Sketchup Mac
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When installing SketchUp on a Mac with multiple drives or partitions, we always recommend installing on your root volume. However this can cause problems when booting into another partition. To resolve this problem we suggest one of these two options:

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Option one (recommended): Create a symbolic link. Creating a symbolic link on your secondary volume will allow SketchUp to reference the extensions and plugins on your first volume, and no extra installations are required. Let's say you have HD1 and HD2 and you have installed SketchUp on HD1. To create a symbolic link, follow these steps:

1. Open a Terminal window (in Finder: Applications > Utilities > Terminal).
2. In your Terminal window, change your directory to HD2 the drive that does not have SketchUp installed. For example, you may need to type cd /HD2.
3. Within HD2 navigate to /Library/Application Support.


4. In the Terminal window, type: ln -s /Volumes/HD1/Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/Google SketchUp 8. This will create the symbolic link.
5. To verify that the symbolic has been created, type: ls -la | more in the Terminal window. You should see a line with the following:SketchUp 8 -> /Volumes/HD1/Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/
6. Close Terminal and use SketchUp as usual.

Option two: Install SketchUp directly on your second partition. You will have two separate SketchUp installations, which may have different properties. For installation instructions, please visit our installation page.

i just downloaded and installed OpenStudio 1.11.0 for Mac aaaaaaand... nothing. The installer placed a folder in the //Applications directory, but i have yet to find a sketchup plugin (.rb or .rbz file) The extensions are not listed under preferences and there's nothing in the tool pallets. I'm at a loss for the next step.

I can install the extension manually, but what's the file name?

Thanks in advance for your suggestions. Cheers!

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Was SketchUp already installed on your machine? If so, what version?

It should be in /Library/Application Suypport/SketchUp 2016/SketchUp/Plugins. If you're running an older version of SketchUp, you may have to manually copy the Plugin to the correct subdirectory.

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Thanks for the quick reply! I was running SU2013, but then read the install instructions, which lead me to believe i needed SU2016 - So I installed SU2016 last night then reinstalled OpenStudio. A check of both '13 and '16 folders per your direction yielded only the standard su_* plugins (camera, sandbox, trimble connect, etc). I can't see any Open Studio plugins, I'm sorry to say. I could do a global search for the file if i knew the name. Thoughts? Thanks!

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The Plugin itself is OpenStudio.rb. It's possible it might have been put in ~/Library/Application Support/SketchUp 2016/SketchUp/Plugins instead of the system directory. If you installed OS after SketchUp everything should work out of the box. David or Dan might have other ideas, but the SketchUp version thing was my first guess.

Thanks for the reply. I'm a total noob when it comes to this software, so I'm not sure who David or Dan are. Any referral is appreciated. I've checked every location possible, including the Package Contents for SU '13 and '16 with no luck. The plugin is not on my computer. Dumb question - has it been verified that it's included in the install package? i opened the package contents of the installer and couldn't find it. Dumber question - could someone just send it to me? Thanks!