Sure TIG. As shown in the video, its just an extension that opens a window so that when you execute Ruby: DevLog.info("Hello world") It shows in the log window. You can filter on log level and there are: DevLog.warn("oo, something might be bad") DevLog.error("oo, this is an error") DevLog.fatal("oo, I cannot continue") When you close SketchUp, the entire log file is saved to %Temp% USP: Its around 4000x faster than puts

@Krass Now i understand what's goin on. You need the material you are changing to to convey your transformations. It only makes sense for rotation. For this purpose, it is better and more right way to use additional extensions such as Eneroth Texture Positioning Tools already on the target geometry, or make a new material with rotated texture (in any external image editor) and then use my plugin.

Hi everyone, I’m in the same boat as the OP. I’ve been looking for the official portal or application process to obtain developer/author permissions for the PluginStore. @rich-o-brien , could you please point me in the right direction? To give you a bit of context: I am a senior Ruby developer with 17 years of experience, primarily in Ruby on Rails. Over the past three years, I've transitioned my focus to the SketchUp Ruby API and have developed several tools (both free utilities and premium versions) that I’m eager to share with the community. I’ve explored the site but couldn't find the specific sign-up page for publishers. I would greatly appreciate your guidance on the verification process and how to get started. Thanks in advance!

thnx i will do

Ah. Thanks. Yeah, I haven't posted in a while. I see it now. Thanks!

@cengizileten said: I’ve developed a free plugin that creates loops and/or adjusts loop sizes. It works well on quad surfaces. How can I upload it to the system on this site? Send an email to support@sketchucation.com with the RBZ file

Let me try and explain what I'm trying to do because I have a few things I'd like to accomplish... this being what I think should be the first step. Though I tend to change/modify my ideas as I work on them. Basically I have a cabinet plugin I'm working on and one thing I'd like to do is add nesting/cut sheet/layout functionality... so basically... identify all the top faces of the panels (I can do this). make a copy of the faces before adding them to an array... still need to figure this out. launch a new instance of SketchUp and adding the faces from the array I copied... I was thinking of making a ruby script to do this and then launch/open a plugin to manage the nesting options. I got the idea after finding this... https://community.sketchucation.com/topic/139502/sketchup-command-line-switches Hopefully that's not to confusing and makes some sense.

Thanks TIG, I am honored that my hero is commenting on the path I am going. Okay I will add more guidance on each section. Also will try to make it "dynamic" before finalizing. Color coding is meant to show the pressure forces on each part of the mesh. It meant to generate the best "compressure-only" structure out of the given input. will update it soon.

Thank you: multiplied by a thousand, it's perfect!

Animation data are stored in the model. All data related to movements, cameras and visual effects refer to objects of the model via a unique ID. The .animator file is simply a backup file, in case something is corrupted in the model. The fromat is a serialization of the working data structures in the plugin. So, not really designed for a clean export. Exporting the animation would first require that you are able to export the container objects (Groups, ComponentInstance), with their transformations.

You are confounding the calculated circumference of a circle, with the perimeter of a many sided polygon. They are distinct. A circle (or an closed ArcCurve) is not a Drawingelement subclass object. They are virtual helper objects that are actually a series of edges with some extra data attached that is used by the GUI.

@Didier-Bur said in Request Section Management Panel: @alexpacio2013 OK I got it. Currently I'm working on an update of my 'Scenes Tools' plugin and it will do almost what you're after. If time permits, I'll develop a script to choose a scene and to activate (or not) a section plane for that scene and update the scene. Regards, In practice, you need a panel where, once the scene has been sectioned, you can activate or deactivate the sections or vice versa, match the section to a scene Let me know when you're ready. I don't understand why no one thought of this, it's a very important thing. Great.

Je préfère rester anonyme. Merci encore de votre intérêt pour mes plugins.

FYI, I did report this to Trimble.

@kitesoul99 Above is a little enhancement: select the material before typing matTexture in the console. Regards

@JoMaLeFe English please.

It was flaky last week, when drag-n-drop of the RBZ didn't work on some specific OSs, but then navigating to the RBZ file and selecting it would still work... I'm surprised it's not been properly fixed by now.