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Version mismatch: Make sure that the plug-in you download and install is compatible with the CAD software version you are using. Sometimes, plug-ins may not be compatible or work properly with a specific version of CAD software. Please check the compatibility requirements of the plug-in and ensure that the plug-in matches your CAD software version. -
Plug in configuration problem: some plug-ins need additional configuration to work properly. Please ensure that you have set up and configured the plug-in correctly. Some plug-ins may have specific settings or options, and you need to configure them according to the instructions provided by the plug-in. -
Permission problem: If you log in CAD software under a restricted user account, the plug-in may not work properly. Try running the CAD software with administrator privileges to get enough privileges to use the plug-in. -
Corrupt or missing file: The plug-in file may be corrupt, missing, or deleted. Try reinstalling the plug-in to ensure that it is properly installed and located in the specified path. -
Other conflicts: Some plug-ins may conflict with other CAD plug-ins or functions, resulting in failure of normal use. Try disabling other plug-ins or features, and check whether plug-ins can be used. -
Missing dependencies: Some plug-ins may depend on other components or library files. Ensure that you have correctly installed and configured the required dependencies, such as NET Framework, Java Runtime Environment, etc. -
Plug in function restrictions: Sometimes, plug-ins may have specific function restrictions or only apply to specific scenarios. Please check the documentation or instructions of the plug-in to understand its functions and usage restrictions.