Greetings All,
I will chime in here for I like this forum. Seems to be good people looking for good answers.
I recently followed the OpenStudioCoaltion's Installation and Introductory Tutoriallink texthttps://openstudiocoalition.org/getti...
I tried the installation of OpenStudio-Sketchup-plugin versions v1.10.0 and V1.9.0 and had the self-inflicted errors during initial and subsequent launches of SketchUp Pro 2025 of a bad "Path to OpenStudio Root Directory" popup. When I initially installed the OpenStudio-Sketchup-plugin and was prompted to enter the
I simply used Windows 11 File Explorer to Copy/Paste the [Path to the OpenStudio Root Directory] prompt box. This was:
- List item "C:\OpenStudioApplication-1.10.0+14257a978b-Windows" and in the first case was
- List item "C:\Program Files\OpenStudioApplication-1.10.0+14257a978b-Windows"
The use of "\" in the Windows environment and its use in the OpenStudio and SketchUP environments are seemingly not compatible.
Changing the [Path to the OpenStudio Root Directory] to:
- List item "C://OpenStudioApplication-1.10.0+14257a978b-Windows" and/or
- List item "C://Program Files/OpenStudioApplication-1.10.0+14257a978b-Windows"
...this seemed to cure the self-inflicted injury.
This was seen by inspecting and understanding the Error report and the "Malformed version number string..." and noticing the use of "/" rather than "\". A simple syntax error within different coding environments or whatever you call them:). Although, I could be wrong.
Extension Errors Report
SketchUp: 25.0.660
OS: Windows 11
Ruby: 3.2.2
Extension: OpenStudio (1.10.0)
Error: ArgumentError (Malformed version number string C:/OpenStudioApplication-1.10.0+14257a978b-Windows)
C:/Program Files/SketchUp/SketchUp 2025/SketchUp/Tools/RubyStdLib/rubygems/version.rb:223:in `initialize'
Everything is working good now.
What did you enter for "OpenStudio Root Directory"?
C:\openstudioapplication-1.6.0
? Is your OSApp installed there?Hi Julien, no I entered "C:\openstudio-3.6.0". This is where the OS App is installed but it still gives the same error.
Further, I had installed the Plug-in from "Extension Warehouse" within SketchUp. It installed properly and is showing "Signed" in the "Extension Manager".
I hope this information helps.
Well at least I got rid of one error but it now shows me another error, can't find "openstudio.so" file, when its already there in the specified root directory.
Don't know what's going on behind the scenes.