Hi Burkhard I think we can't isolate or control any iference...

@didier bur said: Hi, So why not upload it here if it's free ? Are you really sure it's freeware stuff ? I remember and find it here: http://www.ia-plus.de/tutorial/tutorial.htm BUDLA [image: toolbars.jpg]

With what method of exporting and importing are you using? I have found that the simple file extension is not the only factor, but through which programs and which files your data has gone through makes a difference.

WOW an "official" recognition that there is or will be a SU 7

I agree this plugin is just outstanding. For those that don't know, it allows you to set the positions of Groups and Components for scenes, and can animate them when you move between scenes.

No, not illegal, but also not CAD. It is just a sample of existing plugins made with a toolbar, two years ago.These scripts are not up to date. But CAD? @ Didier, I made this toolbars for German users and used one of your scripts for the basic. I let your name for the credits ( as the author of the basic script ). There are some reasons for to stop the developement, so it is no longer available with updated scripts.

This plugin can help you...

Welcome to the forum Scott. Welcome to the forum Scott.

Yes, Pixero is a an active member here.

Hi susan, yeah, ok, fair cop. But it does seem to happen a lot and it defrosts my kelvinator when i see people abusing the fab community we have here. Have you noticed the odd comment from new users about how different this forum is from most others? From my limited experience with other forums it's certainly true. Now while Id would'nt like gscf to go the way of pushpull bar, some sort of formal credibility rating might not go amiss. On the other hand Im getting just like the other old farts that I despise so heartily. So forget all that. Let it carry it as it does and let entropy take care of those who do not appreciate it. baz

thank you very much.

You can issue OpenGL commands from Ruby. But I don't think they will do what you expect - such as changing the rotation of the current view. SketchUp's own view/camera interface is probably the bet way to do this.

Thanks.

Hi Todd, of course the link works correctly. The image is quite small sorry. There is a another example : http://img72.imageshack.us/my.php?image=balloontips2an0.jpg

this was an error on my part. I recently switched from Windows explorer, to XYplorer. When I was extracting zip archive with native windows zip into XYplorer for some reason files get corrupted. I noticed it later when i unpacked a few photos. A simple switch to 7zip, fixed the problem. It just i was very surprised to see such an error, it always worked before, and from website it was clear that the only thing that was updated was time limit. So essentially it was same script. Just had no idea it was mt recent switch to XYplorer.

Well, progress of a useful kind. I've worked out from the sketchy API for observers how to define an observer to monitor the 'onComponentInstanceAdded' event, and got it to pop up a messagebox when the user has picked the insertion point after the script generates and inserts the component. Now to add the code to select the Rotate tool, instead of the messagebox (which is where I came in!)

Thanks Morisdov, I'll be looking at those. New Plugins for me to learn

It is cheffey. It will create a skin between two selected lines.

my pleasure Fredo Bezier Icons.zip

you are welcome, numerobis. yes indeed. the "projected" function is the only way to get organic models textured half decently. there is a ruby for spherical/cylindrical mapping. but it doesn't always work for me. my hopes lie with SketchUp7 and that they took in some of the suggestions that were made here in the forum (like a multipin-mapping system)