martes, 21 de abril de 2015

Instalar librerias de SketchUp enn un mac

Installing Ruby Plugins

SketchUp and .rbz files
The SketchUp 8 and 2013 allows you to install zipped Ruby files (.rbz) from within the product. If your plugin has a standard (.zip) extension, then you can just change the extension name from .zip to .rbz.
To install a SketchUp  Ruby plugin script with the .rbz format:
  1. We recommend logging into your computer as an admin before installing any Ruby scripts. This will make the installation go more smoothly and ensure that files get installed in the proper places.
  2. Select Window > Preferences (Microsoft Windows) or SketchUp > Preferences (Mac OS X). The Preferences dialog box is displayed.
  3. Click on Extensions. The Extensions panel is displayed.
  4. Click on the Install Extension button. The Open dialog box is displayed.
  5. Locate the Ruby zip file to install (.rbz).
  6. Click on the Open button. The Ruby plugin appears in the list of extensions.
Older versions of SketchUp and .rb files
If you're using an older version of SketchUp or you have a file with the .rb extension, you can install the plugin by placing the Ruby script file into the appropriate folder, and then restarting SketchUp.
Windows - the default location is:
  • SketchUp and SketchUp Pro: C:\Program Files\Google\Google SketchUp #\Plugins.
Mac OS X - the default location is:
Version 2013: Open a new Finder window, press and hold the Option key on your keyboard, the click Go in the menu bar > Library > Application Support > SketchUp 2013 > SketchUp > Plugins
Version 8 and older: [YOUR USER NAME]/Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp #/SketchUp/plugins
Tip: you may need to create your plugins folder in the SketchUp folder. To do so click File > New folder in your Finder window. If you prefer, you can also save your plugins to the same location under your Macintosh HD (Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp #/SketchUp/plugins). However, plugins in this location may be removed in an uninstall.
Once you have restarted SketchUp, you should see that the script's commands have been added to the appropriate menus. You can also run the script using the Ruby Console (open the "Windows" menu, and then click Ruby Console).