We are excited about the upcoming SketchUp 2019.2 release and all the features and improvements it brings. We also want to make you aware that during the testing period, we discovered that some extensions are not compatible (yet!) with SketchUp 2019.2. We are not able to know every extension that is affected, and we don’t believe that the number of affected extensions is large.
At this point we are aware of the following, and we will add to this list if we become aware of others:
If you have upgraded to SketchUp 2019.2 and find that an extension that is critical to your workflow has stopped working, you can visit this SketchUp Help Center Article to download SketchUp 2019.1 installers. Hopefully that will get you back up and running!
Chris what’s correct process to revert back? I’ve tried using the 2019.1 WIN EN installer from the Help Article but it shows up as ‘File Version 2019.2.222.60’ under properties. It appears to just be the same file as the 2019.2 installer.
until this is worked out you can download M1-EN f. Win from here.
in general, keep a backup of the setup routines of all of your relevant applications, preferrably the last 2 or 3 versions… memory is cheap in these days.
ok I can confirm that the page was pointing to the new 2019.2 installers. <my fault>. I can also confirm that the error has been fixed. You should be able to go to the page and get a link to the 2019.1 installers in case you need them.
Did you mean to say that it’s not compatible? It would only be added to the list if it isn’t working.
I see your page says that it works with 2019.2, so it shouldn’t be added to the list. But it’s good to know that the new version works, if anyone has a problem I’ll make sure they are up to date.
The all downloads page needs to list 2019.0/1 and 2019.2 as separated versions, as 2019.2 is de factor a major version. It has more notable new features than 2019.0 and breaks backward compatibility.
