I’m wondering if this feature (making it possible to load plugins via ~/Application Support/SketchUp/…) is still on your to do list?
I just checked in 2019 and it still doesn’t work. I’d love to know if it’s supposed to work and I’m just doing it wrong?
It’s pretty icky to have to copy a plug-in into the app bundle, and it looks like this was a thread from 5 years ago. Would be great to see it get bumped up in priority.
I went completely through the C SDK "version.txt" file and there is no mention of any changes in regard to the Mac .plugin (folder/bundle?) importers / exporters.
The "ReadMe.md" file in the root of the skp_to_xml sample project still says …
#### Mac:
1. Go into xcode project after building and locate the Products folder
in the project navigator.
2. Right-click the plugin and click Show in Finder.
3. Copy/paste the plugin into
/Applications/SketchUp 2019/SketchUp.app/Contents/PlugIns
4. Run SketchUp 2019 and create a model.
5. Go to File -> Export - 3D Model.
6. Choose "XML Exporter (*.xml)" as your Save type.
7. Give the xml a filename and click Export.
Well since I posted here about the SDK import.export sample’s readme files, would you agree their ReadMe(s) need updating for installs on newer OSX versions ? (Ie, ref the path in no. 3 above.)