issues with Openstudio 1.10 plugin for sketchup 2016 Mac
anyone else having issues loading 1.10 into 2016 sketchup?
It sounds like this is a bug affecting all Mac users, we are very sorry about that. If you look in the directory /Library/Application Support/SketchUp 2015/SketchUp/Plugins/OpenStudio/ you should see the file OpenStudio-config.rb. Inside that file you may see something similar to this:
= '1.10.0' \n require '//Applications/OpenStudio 1.10.0/Ruby/openstudio'
Please try changing that to the following (where the path to OpenStudio is the same as it previously was):
$OPENSTUDIO_SKETCHUPPLUGIN_VERSION = '1.10.0' ; require '//Applications/OpenStudio 1.10.0/Ruby/openstudio'
Dan, that worked i also for some reason didnt have the plugin copy automatically to the folder. Had to manually do it and once the above line was corrected it launched.
Asked: 2015-12-17 22:12:11 -0500
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Last updated: Dec 18 '15
Can you describe what's happening in a little more detail?
Error Loading File /Library/Application Support/SketchUp 2016/SketchUp/Plugins/OpenStudio/Startup.rb Error: #<syntaxerror: library="" application="" support="" sketchup="" 2016="" sketchup="" plugins="" openstudio="" openstudio-config:1:="" syntax="" error,="" unexpected="" '=" = " 1.10.0'="" \n="" require="" '="" appli...="" ^="" library="" application="" support="" sketchup="" 2016="" sketchup="" plugins="" openstudio="" openstudio-config:1:="" syntax="" error,="" unexpected="" $undefined,="" expecting="" end-of-input="1.10.0" \n="" require="" '="" applications="" ope...="" ^>="" library="" application="" support="" sketchup="" 2016="" sketchup="" plugins="" openstudio="" startup.rb:24:in="" `load'="" library<="" p="">
Would you mind sharing what language and region your computer is configured for? Is it English and US or somewhere different?
US Region, English
Thanks, we found that this is a widespread issue and are working on a fix (we'll post new installers once the fix is verified). In the meantime, are you able to try the workaround below?