Thank you Rich Love your Pen Tools too That's a must have tool

Awesome... Thanks for all the help guys. The leg looks terrific in the program, and now I know how to do even more stuff in Sketchup...

@gaieus said: Try now. That's better - thx !

Yep! But you do have something to use as an underlay

Welcome Keld. Nice to see you 'over here'... Post your questions in the Developers' forum.

You can't just drop it in the SketchUp folder. You have to put it into the Plugins folder. The path on Mac to the Plugins folder is Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/Plugins.

Thanks to you as well TIG and Pilou. I have downloaded extrude edges as well but not tried it yet. I have yet to try ferrari but am unsure if this brings anything else 'to the table' or whether it is doubling up with some of the other tools. Had also heard it was a bit unstable? Thanks again for your responses!

Well, satisfied or not, you know have the technique I guess (looks good although certainly not exactlythe other shape)

Quote from: John Bacus " The Free installer will overwrite any Pro installs that you have– it isn't possible to install both Free and Pro side-by-side on the same system. We have implemented a new system to support offline use of network licenses (which I think you'll like) but you'll need to add to your network license if you've got more users than your current license allows. Use the link below for more help on that or other network license-relates issues with SU8M2." This is from the Sketchup help forum

Perhaps this will clear it up for you. http://www.screencast.com/t/OoU93OHkf

@tig said: You need a 3pt-circle tool rather than a 3pt-arc tool to be sure of the result... I found out that in this case it is simply better to have the arcs first! Than I need to project rail 1 or 2 onto the plane on y, connect the arc's end points with each other and than I have to draw a line from the arc's highest point to the center of this line. Than I need to use EEbyRails to extrude each of the herewith created part of the projected path along those rails. Very nice results!! I hope you get it from the image. My English is sick today... It is really great and must become part of some (maybe even existing?) script. You can't do all the steps involved over and over again. (Is there some documentation for EEbyRails and Curviloft with examples so that it is easier to access them from own scripts???) Have a nice weekend. [image: OnLl_arc.png]

Antho . .. Salut! De la part de tous Ceux qui portent le Nom Vert, mais ne savent presque rien. .. Laisse-moi te souhaiter la bienvenue. Pardon mon mauvais francais! David. . EDIT: (Translation . . .on behalf of those who wear the green namebadge, but really don't know all that much . .let me be the first to welcome you to the forum!

I cannot see much understandable text in metric version. So cannot try to edit it. It shows sanskrit language perhaps.

Thanks for all the advice. I will go off and investigate. Bruce

I don't know of an AutoCAD command named 'ALINE' Do you actually mean 'ALIGN'??? There are SUp scripted tools that do something similar - like move selected objects to be lined up with others in 2d/3d... Search the Plugins Index for 'Align'... also look on the crai Depot [Didier's site]...

Actually, if you could post or pm (to me) other photos of the kitchen (along with one, preferably long, distance measurement) I could check and see what kind of accuracy you can obtain with those using Tgi3D photoscan.

tips Some Sketchup noted Hints: by dukejazz in the making of Another Sketchup Plus Ver. 1.2 1 To manually (flush a clipboard) 3d entities clean: Use 3d text tool and copy a leter of text Then [cancel] out. 2 Another Sketchup (auto clear clipboard) uses a Cmd.link script to clear clipboard. A ruby API script that could do this, was not found.? 3 (Security reasons): Flush clipboard when you leave your work area. 4 (Never loose a documents) Make use of making copies of your document in your brower. 5 (Smart) Open brower's copies to rework on keeps you saving back to original. 6 (Limits gray-out) Keep startup and console loaded plug-ins to small and few. 7 (Keeps Skp file size small) In model, components and materials: uses (Via) Save and purge. 8 (Watch memory flow:) Task manager: It is normal for parents overhead memory to be larger than a child. 9 (Large doc gray-outs) Open a new parent copy of the document to paste back into it, because of larger overhead of note 8. 10 (Max File save size) Max file size is by power of zoom extents, and by zoom in/out decreases the save size? 11 (Polyreduce if you can) Overworking objects gives higher code counts. 12 (Bug splats)HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\SketchUp8. a (Find) ToolbarsUser-Summary and ToolbarsUserCustom-Summary. b (via) Right-click_ permission special _ to you full control on and you read off. The resticted and system read only_full control is off . This (Locks) Toolbars to fix num ToolbarsUser_limits overloading your registers. 13 By using a Sketchup::require statement, in a rb, loads a rbs scrip to console. 14 Fix you startup rbs code to zero by via note 8. Another Sketchup Plus Ver. 1.2 runs as ruby script with extensions.

@tiptongrange said: Nevermind about the last stupid question. After searching through the menus looking for something called 'canc' I realized you meant the delete key. Right.

And I heartily recommend it.

Just an acronym... cwd = Current Working Directory just as pwd = Print Working Directory Dir.pwd usually returns the Plugins folder... BUT some auto-loading scripts change the cwd to another folder, so you can never be certain - but here my guess proved right