@frankn said: As far as using .GetString or [], does .GetString still work in 2014 so that it's compatible with older versions of Sketchup? Yes the renamed the getter method [], then aliased it as GetString.

@chris fullmer said: I do this with my plugins. They all get installed in a submenu called "CLF Tools" or something. This is what I would like to achieve. @chris fullmer said: It is possible because I know how to check to see if that submenu object exists. Then add to it if it does exist, or create it if it does not exist. Do not understand how you do this if the other plugin is not installed or not already loaded by SU ? But I will have a look at Edge to see if I understand how it works. Thanks for your answer Pascal

I would recommend using the Standard Library Set class over the one in SketchUp if you can. It's better features and much faster. We might be deprecating the Sketchup::Set class eventually. With the standard lib it doesn't make any sense for anything other than backward compatibility.

@bomastudio said: Hi all, I'm leraning to use Web Dialogs and Javascript. I would like to use an external Javascript Library, such as Threejs or Kineticjs. But in my Windows 7 64bit I have ie8. I'm planning to install ie11. Any warning? Note that embedded IE is much more conservative than the browser version. If you want to make the webdialog use the new features you need to include a META tag in your HTML header: https://github.com/thomthom/sketchup-webdialogs-the-lost-manual/wiki/Doctype---Quirks-vs-Standard-vs-Superstandard <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge"/>

@dacastror said: think there had never been so many changes and corrections in a single version! And we're just getting warmed up!

@pomelo3d said: a question. For me, as a user of sketchup, are the advantages of ruby 2.0 That plugin can be created with ruby 2.0? It means that developers of plugins have a newer platform with better features to develop for. The inclusion of the standard library is probably bigger than the version bump - but again this is first and foremost benefits for the developer. The immediate advantage for the end user is that Ruby 2.0 finally support handling files with non-english characters - which was a big limitation. This also meant we finally could move the Plugins folder out of Program Files and avoid permission problems which haunted us and users. Oh, and Ruby 2.0 is supposedly faster - though we've not tested this our self.

SU2014 supports StandardLibrary, which supports fiddle. You could use it to export DLL functions.

See also https://sites.google.com/site/sketchuptogcode/ http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=49346 http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323%26amp;t=45496 http://phlatforum.com/xenforo/#sketchucam.8 http://cncutil.org/

There is also an approach without making changes to entities: One could also use a repeated raytest, and let it pass through all faces whose material has an alpha value lower than a threshold, or a texture whose filename endswith "png" (however, scripters can not determine which texture pixels are transparent). Then the last face would be added to the selection.

@dan rathbun said: Attach a model observer and provide onDeleteModel and onEraseAll callbacks that output something to the console. Thanks again! onEraseAll does fire on Windows when opening another model, but not on OS X unfortunately. Interestingly enough, I also can't get it to fire on erasing all objects. onDeleteModel doesn't seem to ever trigger. I'll focus on other issues for now, this one can wait.

I made a Bitbucket repo for this code before the Model2Gcode site went offline. My intention is only to preserve the code. https://bitbucket.org/jimfoltz/model2gcode

Here is a video on making a bifold door http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJkfzj9epI4

I've now made a simple video of the door maker. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBeug0CTA7k

@tt_su said: ...What is it you are making? What is the goal you are trying to achieve? I wanna make it [image: dQfl_report.jpg]

And depending upon version, either the relative or absolute path, or both script path(s), (sometimes downcased,) were pushed into the $LOADED_FEATURES array. Sometimes we need a table to keep track of things like this from version to version.

It is OK, goga. We love a good debate!

So the Alert shows that it caught the error, but evidently I don't know how to read out the message. BTW, I added that "Hello!" just because a blank dialog leaves me wondering if anything happened. Steve

@d0n said: Thanks which function should i look at if i want to get all the vertices of the face? http://www.sketchup.com/intl/en/developer/docs/ourdoc/face.php#vertices

face.outer_loop returns a Loop object. Loop object will return vertices in order and it will return EdgeUse objects in order. If you have an Edge and want to figure out it's direction in relationship with a face you must use edge.reversed_in?(face).

@jim said: You have an extra space in this line: ang_def.set_attribute 'dynamic_attributes','_test_options[highlight=#ff0000:169f3gnp]_[/highlight:169f3gnp]','&yes=yes&no=no' Yes, thanks! All has earned.