However, when you update Libfredo6 to the latest version (say, v14.0a), it may drop support for older API calls that an older plugin (like an early version of FredoSpline) relied on. This leads to the dreaded red error message in the Ruby Console: “undefined method for nil:NilClass” .
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If you’re running a , you must use the corresponding legacy versions of LibFredo6. Attempting to install the latest version on an older SketchUp will result in errors and the library will not function properly. Libfredo6 Old Version
The story of LibFredo6 is one of continuous refinement. The first published version was 3.0, with earlier versions existing as a single Ruby file. Over the years, updates have focused on squashing bugs, enhancing performance, and ensuring compatibility with new SketchUp releases. Key releases show this focus:
From there, the library steadily matured. Version , for example, was a significant release used to support a wide range of SketchUp versions, from Pre-8 up to 2019. The library was consistently updated to squash bugs, such as version v7.3b , which was specifically released to fix major crashes in FredoScale when it was run on SketchUp 2017 after a major update. However, when you update Libfredo6 to the latest
Many long-time users keep a "Plugins" folder backup. Check your old hard drives for files named LibFredo6_vX.X.rbz . Installation Guide for Older .RBZ Files
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