Updates

Morning All, First off thanks to Dan ( Active FORM Subscriber ) for pointing out the trial issue on Windows. It does help when you all provide feedback - so if there is anything that needs changed/ you have issues with I'm all ears. This is a tool to help

Evening all, Major update for you this evening This is just to let you know that tomorrow evening 6pm ( Wednesday 2nd July ) FORM for SketchUp - the SketchUp extension will go live. Those of you that are active paying subscribers I will forward you a separate email with your licence

Download & test the in-frame shaker cabinet if you'd seen the a few instagram posts ago, I put up the test of the in-frame module. Now as I work away of the next couple of weeks building the library out I thought it would be a good opportunity

QR Updates Every cabinet in the current catalogue now has a dedicated QR code link to the augmented reality view of the cabinet. For subscribers you can download the PDF document and use it to support your own quotations. ( without watermarks ) In addition to the QR Augmented reality, you can

So this is the first live monthly issue for subscribers edit. Dedicated scenes for cross sections Each kitchen & utility model now has a dedicated scene for cross sections & cut throughs horizontally & vertically. (as always, please re-download the latest version ) I'll pop in the link below

April Member Offer: Upgrade to FORM PRO with Lifetime Discounts When FORM for SketchUp launched at the start of April, it started with a free version — a way to test the idea, gather feedback, and begin building a tool that makes life easier for cabinet makers, furniture designers, and digital

Manual SketchUp Modeling Is Holding You Back SketchUp makes it easy to start a model. But building everything by hand for every project isn’t sustainable if you want to grow. Manual modeling eats your time and keeps you stuck working late just to catch up. You can’t do

Inconsistent SketchUp Files Make Projects Harder When every model is built differently, even simple projects get complicated. Parts don’t line up right. Materials clash. Drawings look messy. And small errors turn into big problems on-site. Without a system, models are inconsistent. That means more time fixing mistakes and explaining