SketchUp Make 2017 saying my OpenGL version is 0.0 and not working since updating.

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I have SketchUp Make 2017 installed in a bottle, that up until recently had worked just fine. The last time I ran it though, was probably a couple of months ago now. So it may have been broken for those couple of months, or it may have broke a couple of days ago.

When I try and run SketchUp, I get the following error-

The following errors were found when launching SketchUp:

• Your graphics card's OpenGL version is 0.0. SketchUp requires a graphics card that supports OpenGL 3.0 or better.

Unfortunately, these errors will prevent SketchUp from running. Updating your graphics card drivers might fix the problem.

See this Help Center article for more information.

Needless to say, my GPU does support a version of OpenGL greater than 3.0 (4.6 I believe).

I've actually had this issue once before a year or two ago. And just like now, it happened after updating my nvidia driver. The SketchUp bottle stopped working... but then a few days later, Bottles updated and SketchUp was back in working order. I figured it was some kind of compatibility issue that the Bottles dev(s) had addressed and thought nothing more of it. I continued to use SketchUp for another year or two.

The fact that the both times the issue happened was after updating my nvidia driver, and that I haven't had the issue when just running a regular apt update, may be a coincidence though.

What could be causing the installation of SkecthUp to be unable to properly detect the version of OpenGL supported by my GPU?

[EDIT] I should also mention that I have tried creating a new Bottle and making a fresh install of SketchUp but I'm getting the same error message.