[EDIT] after some quick test view.draw_polyline works fine, but are you sure you execute your code within the drawmethod of a Tool (this is the only place where view.draw methods can work)? Otherwise, if you want to draw a polyline, you could also use view.draw GL_LINESTRIP, pt1, pt2, ... If you want to draw segments with each pair of points, use view_draw_lineor view.draw_lines. Very handy to draw in one shot a complex shape that you pre-calculated.

Hooray !

Updated the script to fix a bug in re-materialing coloured back-faces... Please re-download this version...

Noteapd +1

There are not exactly the same size, but have the same author Rick Wilson and same N° version 3.0 Maybe you must take the Smustard link

Thanks Jim for sharing. I need to verify how SU2KT exports vertexes of a face. It looks like normals are correct but order of vertexes in a mirrored face is wrong. I will post modified snipped for faces when done. Tomasz

The d/Code plugin also provides this feature. azuby

I dont think I have released any plugins that do that. But I have used it a few times to avoid copying a bunch of code into each case of a elaborate if or case statement. I have also used it when debugging to override the behavior of a function like puts

@gaieus said: @kwistenbiebel said: Forget the store, forget the download, it's not even been announced by Google yet! You know kwist that it will be announced somehow like this: "SU 7 has been released" maybe like AD products and etc - GSU 2010, closer 2009 why 2010? need time to develop another version!

Something like this... comp_instance = (Sketchup.active_model.entities.select{ |e| e.typename == "ComponentInstance"}).first Sketchup.active_model.entities.add_edges( ORIGIN, comp_instance.transformation.origin )

same happened to me Dylan. therefore I deleted all my rubies in the plugin folder and copied them in again separately, thus finding the ones that were not compatible. I think most disturbing is, that the IES plugin conflicts with progressbar.rb, for this one is used by many other scripts...

@unknownuser said: Tell me if you need some code for that in 3D. Fredo Thanks! I'll take you up on that offer. I will PM you.

A sloped roof doesn't lie in any of the 3 standard planes, so there's a quick exception, and was the kind of thing I was talking about. It is planar, but not orthogonal to the coordinate system. And a sloped roof on a wall at a 30 degree angle to the x axis compounds the issue... @tomot said: those that wrote the API didn't think a polar method was necessary. True, because they provided vectors and transformations. Polar is simply a kind of transformation.

Hi, Nothing specified in the docs concerning normals. Doc is so sparse you know... I guessed that passing points in a counterclockwise order was orienting the normal up (assuming that these points are on an horizontal plane) ? You can notice that once drawn, quads are visible from both sides. Is the normal useless or am I completely wrong ?

I totally agree. I'm constantly closing windows on accident. Autocad has me addicted to the ESC key. Please help.

nice tip thanx!

Try Roof.rb... http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=3470&p=88900&hilit=+roof.rb+#p88900

OMG,it can work,just rename "dline.rb" to "fr_dline.rb". Thank didier.

Thx!

Neat tools bar!