I am using Sketchup Pro 2018 on a desktop MacOS Mojave. The sketchup 3D warehouse will not load, or register anything entered into the search bar. I’ve attached the screen I get whenever I open 3D warehouse. The extension warehouse works, so I am not sure it is an internet connection issue. Does anyone have any experience or advice to offer?
Yes, I am able to access 3D warehouse from the browser, and download models from there. The process is lengthy though, and I am hoping to cut out all the extra steps, if possible.
Thanks for the screenshot. We’ll see if we can figure out what’s going on. We are on skeleton crew today due to the holiday, so Barry may need to follow up tomorrow if I can’t figure it out today.
Your forum info says you’re on SketchUp 2019, but your message indicated 2018. Can you confirm the version of SketchUp you’re using and also your computer and the screen resolution you’re using?
I just noticed the pixel size of the image you posted was 4094x2090, which is pretty big. Can you try shrinking the 3D Warehouse window to about a quarter of the size and let me know if that changes anything?
I will try a few things on my end but I think this one will need Barry’s help. I suspect it has something to do with the style sheet associated with the 3D Warehouse dialog. Sorry, but please use your browser for now, until we figure this out.
In Finder there is a Go menu. The Library folder is usually hidden from the user, but if you press the Option (Alt) key it will appear in the list, and you can go into the user’s library. Once you’re in there you’ll see Application Support, etc.
The way you wrote the path is missing a bit. The user’s name would normally be in there. So for me it would be:
and it wouldn’t matter what the user’s name is. There is also a contextual menu that lets you select the text of any path, and have that location opened up for you in Finder. Like this: