It also installs extensions automatically and has tools for managing the ones you’ve installed. As with the Extension Warehouse, you can access it through your web browser or better by using the ExtensionnStore Extension which is available here. (SCF) This is another large library of extensions. Note: this is a large collection but it is not comprehensive.ģ. The Extension Warehouse also has tools to quickly check to see if there are updates available for extensions you may have already installed using it. You can search for extensions and automatically install them. Go to the Window menu and find Extension Warehouse. It can be accessed through your web browser by going to but it is better to access it through SketchUp directly. (EW) This is a large repository of extensions. rbz to be recognized be SketchUp for installation this way.Ģ. This is used when you download the file to your computer directly. Preferences are found under the Window Menu on PC and under the SketchUp menu (to the left of File) on the Mac. Use Install Extension from Preferences>Extensions. There are three main ways to install extensions into SketchUp:ġ. Going further here, I’m going to refer to them all as extensions. There are also tools to help you do things with the model once you’ve got it drawn. Some of these tools make it easier to draw some things while others give you additional tools for modifying what you’ve drawn. You might think of them as the power tools for the SketchUp shop.
I did one of these lists a long time ago but things have changed and it’s time for an update.Įxtensions and plugins are optional tools you can install in SketchUp to add functionality or reduce the work it takes to do some tasks. Over the last few weeks I’ve had several requests for a list of extensions and plugins I find useful for woodworking-related drawings.
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