(JPP) is an essential, high-performance extension for SketchUp 2021
SketchUp 2021 introduced substantial improvements to "Live Components" and tagging, but it did change the core geometry engine regarding curved surfaces. Without an extension, you cannot:
: It utilizes neighboring edges as a guide rail during the extrusion process. How to Use the Plugin in SketchUp 2021 Step 1: Select Your Geometry Joint Push Pull Sketchup 2021
- This indicates a missing or corrupt dependency. Ensure you've installed the correct version of LibFredo6 and that it's enabled in the Extension Manager.
For more information on Joint Push Pull in SketchUp 2021, check out the following resources: Ensure you've installed the correct version of LibFredo6
To use Joint Push Pull in SketchUp 2021, you must install two components: the plugin itself and a shared library file required for all of Fredo6's extensions. Step 1: Download the Necessary Files Go to the . Search for and download JointPushPull Interactive .
: Creating baseboards, crown molding, or railings from a path. How it works : You select edges , not faces. JPP extrudes a profile along those edges. 2021 Note : This mode now respects edge softening better than in SketchUp 2019. Softened edges remain soft after extrusion. Search for and download JointPushPull Interactive
If your extrusion looks gray or purple instead of white, your faces are inverted. Joint Push Pull can sometimes distort textures if it pushes from a reversed face. Right-click your starting geometry and select before applying the plugin. Jagged Edges on High-Curvature Meshes
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The extension's key advantage lies in its ability to "join" the generated faces by computing the average position of their vertices, maintaining the continuity of offset surfaces, which is particularly valuable for thickening non-planar surfaces like curved walls or organic forms.
Similar to the native tool but works on multiple faces simultaneously. It creates gaps between non-contiguous faces rather than merging them.