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*SketchUp crashes on start with no error message: Force off the "Welcome to SketchUp" dialog with [[File:disable_welcome.reg]]
*SketchUp crashes on start with no error message: Force off the "Welcome to SketchUp" dialog with [[File:disable_welcome.reg]]
*SketchUp crashes on or shortly after startup; either the main window is displayed, or you have already disabled the Welcome screen: Force off the "Snappy Instructor" dialog with [[File:disable_instructor.reg]]
*SketchUp crashes on or shortly after startup; either the main window is displayed, or you have already disabled the Welcome screen: Force off the "Snappy Instructor" dialog with [[File:disable_instructor.reg]]
==Further Information==
* [https://www.shapeways.com/tutorials/sketchup_3d_printing_export_to_stl_tutorial SketchUp STL export tutorial]

Revision as of 14:28, 10 October 2013

Debian

Installation

 wine regedit /s force_sketchup_hw_accel.reg

Troubleshooting

If you have trouble installing or running SketchUp on Wine, you might try using these registry settings files to correct the problem. To use one, just download it into your home directory, launch a terminal and type

 wine regedit /s filename

where filename is the name of the registry file.

  • "SketchUp was unable to initalize OpenGL": If you see this error, download File:Force sketchup hw accel.reg
  • SketchUp crashes on start with no error message: Force off the "Welcome to SketchUp" dialog with File:Disable welcome.reg
  • SketchUp crashes on or shortly after startup; either the main window is displayed, or you have already disabled the Welcome screen: Force off the "Snappy Instructor" dialog with File:Disable instructor.reg

Further Information