Joint Push Pull Sketchup 2021 !!better!! -

Projects faces along a direction while maintaining the original face size, creating a true geometric extrusion outline.

Navigate to > Extension Manager in the top menu bar. Click the Install Extension button at the bottom left. Select the LibFredo6.rbz file first and click Open . Repeat the process for the JointPushPull.rbz file.

Erase stray edges or inner intersecting lines inside your 2D profiles before running the tool to avoid confusing the normal vector calculations. Joint Push Pull Sketchup 2021

Joint Push Pull is fully compatible with SketchUp 2021, including the update. In SketchUp 2021.1, Trimble made changes to the native Push/Pull tool, adding a persistent "Copy" modifier and formalizing a "Stretch" modifier. However, the Joint Push Pull extension operates independently of these updates and works seamlessly alongside them. Most versions of Joint Push Pull from v4.4d onward are confirmed to work with SketchUp 2018 through 2022.

Extrudes all selected faces in one single, uniform direction, regardless of which way the individual faces are pointing. You can define the direction vector using custom axes or existing edges. Projects faces along a direction while maintaining the

is a script extension developed by Fredo6 that introduces advanced extrusion capabilities to SketchUp. Unlike the native tool which only operates perpendicular to a single flat face, this plugin calculates surface normals. This allows it to extrude multiple faces at once, smooth out curved geometry, and maintain thick solids along complex trajectories. Key Enhancements Over Native Push/Pull Extrudes curved surfaces uniformly. Pulls multiple disconnected faces at the same time.

: The flagship tool. It extrudes multiple faces simultaneously while automatically filling the "joints" between them, making it perfect for thickening curved shapes. Vector Push Pull Select the LibFredo6

| Concept | Explanation | |---------|-------------| | | Original face(s) selected before extrusion. | | Normal direction | Average direction for non-planar selections. | | Thickness mode | Creates a solid shell (offset inward + outward). | | Vector mode | Extrudes in a custom direction (not just normal). | | Follow mode | Extrudes along a path or vector. |