N1LESH Tools
See pressure before SketchUp pushes back.
Build with structure. Protect with scans.
Two local SketchUp extensions — one diagnoses model health, one generates architecture and documentation. No cloud uploads. No guesswork on heavy files.
Problems in the SketchUp stack
- Large models lag, freeze, or crash without warning
- Texture weight hides until save/export fails
- Repetitive wall, slab, and drawing prep eats production time
- Teams lack a shared read on model stability before deadline work
What N1LESH Tools adds
- nEVEn — automated scans, Stable / Caution / Critical states, Find Targets, Optimize
- WDE — layer-driven 3D generation and deterministic 2D scene prep
- Both run locally inside SketchUp
nEVEn vs WDE
Protect the model. Build the project.
| Aspect | nEVEn | WDE |
|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Model stability & health audits | Design automation & 2D drawing sets |
| Impact on model | Audits footprints; user-triggered optimize & cleanup | Generates and tags active geometry when you queue a build |
| Core systems | Geometry pressure, texture memory, crash-risk guidance | Walls, structure, doors, Metro showroom, 2D scenes |
| Operation | Manual or consent-gated automated scan loops | Active build queues in 3D or 2D workspace modes |
| Typical use | Respond to lag, save safely, reduce texture load | Build walls, layouts, elevations, plans, sections |
Live · Early Access
nEVEn · SketchUp Intelligence Protocol
Model health before the session breaks.
Read like "uneven".
nEVEn scans the active model and shows where performance pressure comes from — geometry, textures, dominant assets, material weight, and session risk. Act before lag, heavy files, or crash-prone work.
Problem → action
- You only notice lag after the model is already heavyStable, Caution, Critical — read the panel top to bottom after each scan
- Textures balloon file size and VRAM pressureTexture memory, largest texture, material count — then Optimize when you are ready
- One component dominates geometry loadCore Asset detection plus Find Targets scenes for inspection
- Crash risk feels like a black boxCrash Risk guidance — a warning signal, not a guarantee; save and reduce load when it rises
- Cleanup without a backup is riskyOptional backup before Optimize; Crash Shield local copies in Critical states (not a replacement for Save)
Core capabilities
- Model health scan — geometry, textures, structure, session pressure
- Performance classification — Stable, Caution, Critical
- Find Targets — focused views for heavy textures and objects
- Optimize — user-triggered texture reduction with optional backup
- RESCAN — refresh stats; optional edge cleanup and purge
- Session Log — local diagnostic report for support
- Consent-gated automated scans — SCAN NOW, LATER, or MANUAL ONLY
- Performance profiles — Conservative, Balanced, Extended (RAM + VRAM aware)
14-day machine-bound trial on first valid run. Manual license transfer via support.
v2.34
WDE · Working Design & Documentation Engine
Layer-driven builds. Deterministic drawings.
Generate structure. Prepare scenes.
WDE is a layer-driven design automation and documentation suite for architects, interior designers, showroom planners, and construction documenters. It generates repeatable building systems and prepares standardized 2D scenes — locally, only when you request a build.
3D workspace — Architecture, structure, showroom — build panel and queue.
Problem → workflow
- Walls, slabs, and openings are rebuilt by hand every projectQueue architecture and structure systems from W_ layer geometry
- Showroom layouts need consistent modules and brandingMetro showroom workflow with library assets and dimension maps
- 2D sets take hours of scene setupPlan, elevation, section, and extractor scenes — deterministic prep, manual export
- Teams lose track of what was generatedWDE_history.json and build logs beside the saved .skp file
3D systems
- Walls, partitions, curtain walls, louvers, ceilings, openings
- Columns, floors, slabs, beams
- Doors and windows aligned to wall openings
- Material master pass across generated groups
- Metro showroom — presets, branding, library scanner
2D documentation
- Elevation — standard orientations
- Plan — cut heights from project units
- Sections — markers on layer prefixes
- Extractor — isolated orthographic sets
- 3D Mode — generative tasks on W_ prefixed layers
- 2D Mode — documentation modules and scene prep
- Save the model before history and persistence workflows
Does not replace manual finishing or architectural sign-off · Unsaved models cannot write local history JSON · Use nEVEn alongside WDE to monitor geometry pressure as systems generate
Help
Access, waitlist, support.
Direct contact for nEVEn license, WDE interest, or technical questions.
FAQ
How do I get nEVEn Early Access?
Use the Help form or email arnilesh@outlook.com. Access is handled manually — $20 one-time for lifetime nEVEn access and free v4 updates. You receive activation details after request.
Does nEVEn change my model during a scan?
No. Normal scanning is read-only. Only user-triggered actions — Optimize, RESCAN cleanup, Find Targets scenes — change model resources.
What do Stable, Caution, and Critical mean?
Stable — clean working range. Caution — load is rising; cleanup helps. Critical — attend to the model before heavier work. Percentages are safe working indicators, not exact RAM or VRAM readings.
Which SketchUp versions are supported?
Compatible versions of SketchUp 2024 and later on Windows and macOS.
What is WDE vs nEVEn?
WDE builds and documents — walls, structure, showroom, 2D scenes. nEVEn protects and optimizes — pressure scans, crash-risk guidance, targeted texture optimize. Use both on the same project.
Does WDE export drawings automatically?
WDE prepares deterministic scenes for plans, elevations, sections, and extractors. It does not auto-export images or CAD — you export from SketchUp after review.
Is my data sent to the cloud?
No. Both tools run locally. nEVEn does not upload model data. WDE writes history and logs beside your project on disk.