SketchUp’s native Push/Pull tool is fantastic for extruding flat faces, but it fails when the face is curved. JointPushPull allows you to extrude curved surfaces along normals, making it a lifesaver for architectural facades and furniture design.
Native "Push/Pull" only works on flat surfaces. JointPushPull verified allows you to thicken curved roofs, shells, and organic shapes. Need to give a 3D-printed dragon model a 2mm shell? JointPushPull does it in one click. sketchup plugin fredo6 verified
| Problem | Verified Solution | |---------|-------------------| | Toolbar missing | View → Toolbars → Fredo6 Collection (or each plugin) | | RoundCorner doesn’t work | Update LibFredo6 (always get latest) | | Crash when using JointPushPull | Disable other sketchup plugins temporarily – conflict rare but possible | | “Not signed” warning | That’s normal – SketchUp only signs its own. Click “Yes” if source is fredo6.sketchucation.com | JointPushPull verified allows you to thicken curved roofs,