Gohch wrote:ok, this is really odd, i ran SU2014 in Win7 and the crash occurred, and then i ran SU2014 on Win7 again with compatibility mode set to XP(service pack 3) and no more crashes. Ran SU2014 on Win7 with compatibility set to Vista SP2 no crashes. So, in Win8 i have to run as compatibility for Win7 and in Win7 i have to run as compatibility for XP or Vista I don't know anything at all about the specific plugin you're running, but I can at least tell you this: When running on any operating system newer than Vista (7, 8, 8.1), using any version of SketchUp (8, 2013, 2014), SketchUp automatically executes in Windows Vista compatibility mode. You can force it down to an older XP compatibility mode, but even if you choose something newer, the highest it will actually go is Vista. The reason is that we have not formally taken measures to embed any OS compatibility flags within the SketchUp Windows executable. As a result, the OS assumes an incompatibility on Win 7, 8 or 8.1, and therefore automatically runs it in Windows Vista compatibility mode.

In theory, it should not make any difference that you are running a newer OS, or attempt to force it into a newer compatibility mode elsewhere. Again, I know nothing about the use or design of your specific plugin, but I would suggest that compatibility modes are likely not the source of your problems. Tutorial Html Para Paginas Web here. Any perceived connection may be largely circumstantial. Good luck, Andrew. Dear Goh, Thank you for an excellent plugin.

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