Sketchup Plugin - Jhs Powerbar
For new users, finding the JHS PowerBar today is like finding a hidden turbo button in a modern electric car. It is technically "legacy" software, but in terms of raw speed? Nothing touches it.
This sounds trivial, but JHS removes the dialog box pop-up. Hit the button, and whatever you have selected is instantly a component. Name it later. Speed first, naming second. The Elephant in the Room: Compatibility Here is the catch. JHS PowerBar was last officially updated for SketchUp 2017 . Sketchup Plugin Jhs Powerbar
Want to soften an edge? In vanilla SketchUp, you go to Window > Soften Edges > Move a slider. In JHS? You click the "Soften" button. Want to unsoften ? There is a button for that. Want to select all sharp edges? Button. For new users, finding the JHS PowerBar today
But there is one name that old-timers whisper with a mix of nostalgia and genuine productivity: . This sounds trivial, but JHS removes the dialog box pop-up
The core geometry and layer tools work perfectly. The UI might look a little jagged (it uses the old toolbar icons), and a few of the Ruby scripts might throw an error if you click the "Export" functions.