
Eneroth Face Area Counter is a SketchUp Ruby plugin designed to calculate and report the total surface area of selected faces. This utility operates as a streamlined extension for the SketchUp environment, specifically engineered to perform automated geometric calculations. It functions by aggregating the surface area of any user-defined selection of faces within a model. The core capability lies in its ability to group these calculations by the applied material, providing a structured breakdown of surface coverage. By processing geometry directly within the native interface, it eliminates the need for manual measurement, ensuring that area data is retrieved efficiently and presented in a clear, usable format for immediate project review.
The download is a 31 KB file containing .ZIP files.
To utilise this plugin, install the extension via the standard SketchUp extension manager. Once active, select the desired faces or components within your model space. Trigger the command to generate the report, which will display the total area values categorised by their specific material assignments. This workflow is ideal for verifying surface quantities before exporting data for procurement or cost estimation, allowing for rapid iterations during the design development phase of a project.
Architects and interior designers rely on this tool during the material scheduling and quantity surveying stages of projects. It is particularly valuable when calculating finish requirements for complex interiors, such as floor tiling, wall cladding, or custom joinery surfaces. By providing precise data on material distribution, the plugin supports more accurate budgeting and resource planning. Professionals working across residential, hospitality, and commercial sectors use this to validate design decisions against material constraints, ensuring that area estimates remain consistent throughout the BIM or modelling process.
Eneroth Face Area Counter
Free
File formats
What changed in 1.0.0
Initial release.
MIT
Attribution: Christina Eneroth (Eneroth3) — licensed under MIT
Full terms have not been published for this listing. Contact the seller before using it on a commercial project.