Specifically designed to add a set thickness to a surface while keeping the original faces (useful for modeling walls or shells). How to Use It in SketchUp 2021
To run Joint Push Pull on SketchUp 2021, you must satisfy two dependencies: LibFredo6:
You can toggle an option to generate the new geometry inside its own group to keep your model organized and non-destructive. Joint Push Pull Sketchup 2021
Starting around the SketchUp 2021 era, Fredo6 transitioned his major plugins to a highly affordable premium/donationware model via SketchUcation. Ensure you activate your license through the SketchUcation tool. Core Tools Inside Joint Push Pull
This is a mandatory support plugin. It contains the shared code libraries used by all of Fredo6’s extensions. Specifically designed to add a set thickness to
: Unlike the standard tool, which only works on flat faces, Joint Push Pull can extrude surfaces made of multiple connected faces, like cylinders or organic shapes. Multiple Face Extrusion
Would you like a printable PDF version of this guide, or a tutorial on a specific Joint Push Pull workflow (e.g., terrain, furniture, architecture)? Ensure you activate your license through the SketchUcation
: Extrudes faces along a specific, user-defined direction rather than following face normals.
To run Joint Push Pull on SketchUp 2021, you must install two supporting components from Sketchucation:
Before installing the plugin, you must install LibFredo6 (version 11.0 or higher is recommended for SketchUp 2021). This is a shared library file that all of Fredo6’s plugins require to run.