Eneroth View Memory

After several requests I’ve now finally made a plugin that can export and import scenes. The plugin handles camera position, hidden layers, section cuts, style, fog, shadow settings, geo location and axes location (did I miss anything?).

In addition to exporting the data to an external file it can also memorize and later recall any of this information, somewhat similarly to the how memory of a pocket calculator is used.

The use cases varies from re-using a style and fog you really like in new models to compare different design options and create consistent views among numerous models as shown in the video.

There’s a 14 day trial so you can test it out without having to buy it first.

Link: Extension | SketchUp Extension Warehouse

Enjoy!

I just realized I forgot to mention one of the key use cases. When copying your work into a blank file as a work around to some strange SketchUp behavior this plugin can be used to also get the scenes into that file so you don’t have to manually re-create them.

Another very handy use case I realized today: after accidentally updating an existing scene, rather than creating a new, a new instance of the same model can be opened (as read only), the scene can be exported and imported back into the working model.

Long time no update!

I’m glad to present version 1.1.0 today, now with support for SketchUp Tag Folders. Sorry for the delay!

https://extensions.sketchup.com/extension/7f6577c2-634c-4adb-afa9-a3b2e5d38a99/Eneroth%20View%20Memory

The extension has just been updated to work in SketchUp 2026.1. Happy modeling :partying_face:

Hi Christina,

Hello. I am a Japanese architect and I am using Eneroth View Memory 1.2.1 with SketchUp 2026 on Windows.

Please excuse my English, as English is not my first language. I will try to explain the problem as clearly as possible.

I am trying to export scenes from one SketchUp model to a .scenes file, so that I can import the scenes into another SketchUp model.

However, the Export function does not work.

The steps are:

  1. I open a SketchUp model.
  2. I open Eneroth View Memory.
  3. I select Export.
  4. The Save dialog appears normally.
  5. I enter a file name and click Save.
  6. Nothing is saved.

I checked the SketchUp Ruby Console and found this error:

KeyError: Invalid key: 'DayOfYear'

The Ruby Console also shows these lines:

ene_view_memory/main.rb:403
ene_view_memory/main.rb:400
ene_view_memory/main.rb:562
ene_view_memory/dialog.rb:89

My software information is:

  • Eneroth View Memory: Version 1.2.1
  • SketchUp: 2026
  • Operating system: Windows

I have attached a screenshot of the Ruby Console showing the error.

Could you please tell me if this is a known problem with SketchUp 2026?

If there is a newer version, a fix, or a workaround for the DayOfYear error, I would be very grateful for your advice.

Eneroth View Memory is very useful for my architectural work, and I would really like to continue using it to transfer scenes between SketchUp models.

Thank you very much for developing this useful extension and for your help.

Best regards,

Kenichi Uno
Architect
Japan

It seems the bugfix didn’t take. A new fix is planned but I can’t say when it’ll be out.