Crashing when trying edit a group or component just after inserting/creating

I have been having a consistent bug in the last 2 or 3 updates to sketchup. If I go to double click on either a group or component that I have either just created or inserted into a drawing, the program will just freeze and I have to force quit. It’s not every time though which makes it frustrating. I never know whether or not editing will cause it to lock up. It happens at least once a day, sometimes several times. It doesn’t seem to be tied to a problem file or limited to certain groups/components as it happens in new files and with new components/groups. I’ve sent many bug reports in regarding this. At first, I would detail what I was doing and all that in the bug report, but they have gotten so common, I’ve given up. I was hoping the most recent update would fix it but it is still there. Anyone else having this issue?

System Specs:

Sketchup Version 26.2.242

OS: MacOS15.7.9

Apple M1 Ultra, 64GB Ram

Do you mean you get a BugSplat window? If so, after you send the report, note down the reference number you receive after submitting it, and share it here. Then @colin can take a look at it.


I suspect one of your extensions; which ones do you have installed? Have you ever tried it without any extension?

Thanks for sending in all of those bugsplats. Some of them seemed to happen while locking Curic extensions. Others happened a long time after you had been working, but could have been when using one of those extensions.

I checked the versions you are using, and they seem to be the latest. I did do a Gemini search for:

do you see any recent complaints about curic causing crashes in the sketchup forum

That returned some interesting results, though I’m not sure how recent the posts are that Gemini was checking.

We are still looking into this, and trying to find a way to reproduce some of your crashes.

One thing you could try, a lot of Curic extensions were updated on September 21st, you could get your extensions updated, and see if the number of crashes goes down.