Or use the native Outliner dialog to move directly into or out-of specific Groups edits [or Components] So if nesting is deeper than one level you can jump in/out clicking on the Outliner entry. This also requires you to give your Groups / Components sensible names so you can find what you want to edit by-name rather than visually... [Unless you have a good memory !]

Hi! I want to do the same, but render in a network. Dou you knkow how is the code? Thanks!

In my opinion, it is from the centrifugal force. I can not help you with this because I do not have top level knowledge. If you ask this question "http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=64521&start=60" you can get better information.

You can download the latest individual item's RBZs from: https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore then use the native Installer... You can also [re]install the SketchUcation Toolset: https://sketchucation.com/resources/plugin-store-download Then use its "ExtensionStore³" dialog to "Auto-install" selected items from the SketchUcation PluginStore. If you had this tool already installed in the previous version, then you might have some 'Bundles' set up or at least 'Updates' showing as being available - access this via the 'cog' icon in the dialog's top bar... These allow en mass Auto-installation of the latest versions of relevant RBZs...

@mike lucey said: I think Solo (Pete Stoppel) is a Master Renderer in my humble opinion. Now if only he would do a series of Mini Publications for SketchUcation we could make him Rich and Famous! http://www.solos-art.com/ I also go for that! Always Solo has been a source of inspiration to me! Also there is a great potential of masters that may brings energy to our forum more than ago..

Thanks, I am working with SU 2016 pro. I had no idea that Sandbox would autoinstall. Maybe not on the version I have though. I downloaded all plugins from this webpage and made sure that I have the latest versions, Lib included. Is there any way how to remove the plugins that I can test it? Just turning them off doesn't make a difference.

Key rotate uses component center, not component base to rotate. Also, I don't know how to open and edit plugin codes - is it hard to learn? EDIT: I managed to change the rotation, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to change the point of rotation from group/component center to its base. Apparently need to rewrite this line: pt = e.bounds.center

A la prochaine sur le forum Frenchy!

When trying to learn Blender displace modifier and also noticed that Blender Tissue Add-on could be really powerful tool in my case. Some examples of Tissue Add-on: http://gappyfacets.com/2015/11/06/blender-tissue-add-on-elementary-experiments/

The more funny to use! Real Time SimLab Composer Lite (free : max 1920 * 1080) [image: deckolor01.jpg]

We are currently working of a series of new tutorials, hopefully we'll be able to include that as well. Yes, you can create container nodes that can group multiple nodes into one: https://www.fluidinteractive.com/products/sketchup-extensions/viz/help/containers/

https://youtu.be/veNQgeuDkg0

I played with it a few years ago and it was good, the demo only allowed for 1 card but as I understand it you can have several so you could have a card for a site, another for the existing building and another for the proposed. You could then have the 1st 2 within view of the camera, remove the 2nd one, introduce the 3rd etc. You only get to see the result on screen though, on the desk is only the qr code like cards and unless you’re willing to move the webcam around by hand you only have the 1 viewpoint.

Try this. http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=66492

There's also Mirillis Action! https://mirillis.com/game-recorder and OBS recorder, which I personally use, but weren't mentioned in the thread. Also, there's Xsplit, Movavi - I heard a lot of them, mostly good opinions. But if anyone is looking for a free screen recorder, I think OBS is the best option.

To answer my own post, I don't think it can be done because the angles change at one end of a strut, relative to the material thickness and radius of the sphere.

yes it works even less simple than before. Thank you very much !!

Okay finally, after testing the setup for a week, I can say Eureka! Making that "symbolic link was the answer. (MKLINK /D link target.. you can Google this command for more info)**. Now, all my components is loaded on network drive and being shared by 2 different Sketchup PC in our office. Updating the menu is more efficient now unlike before that I need to copy manually from one PC to another whenever there's changes. The only downside I noticed (this is subjective) is the loading time of thumbnail on your menu- because I have tons of components on the menu (8GB), the thumbnails needs about a second or two to become visible unlike when it is saved locally- you'll see it right away. So that's it, hope this helps! **reminder when using MKLINK, first make sure that your "link" folder is non existent before using this- took me a long time of trial and error why its not working, it's because I first created an empty folder of same name- so don't do that, let the command create the link folder by itself.

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@brettsichellodesign said: I have a handy little spreadsheet for this. Use it all the time.... https://www.dropbox.com/s/fjkv7alsahzvdxa/SLOPE%20CALCULATOR.xlsx?dl=0 thanks for the share