I use font DejaVu Sans Mono. Zerro not look like a "O"(Dotted zerro). In Consolas font "l" look like "1"(It's bad)

@yorik1984 said: Can I use 1.8.6-p420? See: Ruby Interpreter DLLs (Win32) @yorik1984 said: And more. The latest stable version is 2.0.0. Rails(framework) used ruby 1.9.3. NO. SketchUp 8 and lower, cannot load Ruby 1.9.x and higher. Currently you must stay in the Ruby 1.8.x trunk.

Ahh yes. Working on that type of thing too, as of speak. Tough stuff. Maybe this can be of help as well, regarding getting the face rotation in space. http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=33862&hilit=plane+on+plane I'm doing something similar to Cleverbeans solution currently to find a face edges rotation in space. However it is difficult to exactly tell what a face have for "intentional" rotation depending on several matters. Where the edges are in relation to face and so on. Scewed, tapered, N-gons and quadrilaterals faces etc that may not be perfectly square need a lot of testing if you are going to align geometry on to them. Its quite frustrating business. As soon as something gets fixed some new problem arise and need further testing. There are of course mathematical formulas to calculate all this, but honestly. If one has that kind of knowledge one shouldent be sitting and programming Sketchup plugins for free. It's damned rocket science as I see it.

@Dan, @unknownuser said: I just re-read the description for Pages.add I should have done so... Along with your "save camera" and "get_page_flags" methods, this will be easy to regenerate all my pages in the correct order (which I want to be always the same). Thanks folks,

Thank you Driven & Dan Rathbun I solved it thanks to you guys! Note: loading my plugin as tool solved another problem without me trying and that is when you are playing the game before you could click & drag mouse and select objects which was bad but now its all fixed!

Ahh, I forgot that LightUp has a web player. Your client would need to install a viewer though. But that is minimal. That would be a great option!

http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=37990&p=335586#p335586

@unknownuser said: The speed difference results in that it's doing less - and all the work is done in C. While the method I had used, and your offset method, was doing more - partially in Ruby. Yeah, thats probably true. Anyway, speed increase is always good. I'll switch to this method and report back if any oddities. Cheers.

Thanks Dan. I'd be willing to bet that save_delete_material method doesn't actually search all the faces, only those in the top-level definitions. I had thomthom help me a long time ago to write a recursive function to iterate ALL the faces, so I think I'll piece this together from that...

@tig said: You don't need to find those [even if you could] because the Zoom Extents on a single car does that in the view. Of course depending on your screen's current proportions and the exact view of the car you will get some 'white space' around the image. If you don't want all images to be the same size then that 'white space' is best removed with an Image editor [like Gimp] - where you can batch-open each file in turn and Auto-Crop it and save, to ensure that each car occupies as much of the image as possible... thanks for your tip! maybe I will do that in the future.

you sent me on the right track, thanks sdmitch

I have been working on something similar and have had some success with Dijkstra's algorithm. This is my first project with SketchUp and Ruby so my plugin has been built by trial and error and isn't very pretty. The Calculate Shortest Routes command in the Plugins menu writes the results to the Ruby Console window. There is another command that writes the results to a .csv file. dijkstra.rb dijkstra_example.skp

@thomthom said: @driven said: So my advice to the OP is please inform you users if you assign/re-assign 'shortcut' keys for them. Or rather, give them the option to decline such change. Violating this rule should be grounds for quarantine, IMHO.

Christ Fullmer you are a genius!!! This transform SketchUp into the best painting application in my opinion...I will see If I can expand this & add new features to make it even better. I am so excited!...again thanks!

Ok, I was focusing to much on the NoMethodError. Glad you sorted it out!

Thanks to all for the quick responses

@ruggiero said: I was defining generic arrays and expecting them to behave like geometric vectors! Why should they? The SketchUp API does not override Array#+(), so you need to consult the Standard Ruby dictionary. (Either online, or the downloadable CHM. Follow the link in my signature, to more links in the Ruby Resources sticky thread.)

@juantxo said: Something similar occurs if you close dialog in a callback: On the PC, this might work: my_dialog.add_action_callback("test") do |web_dialog,param| web_dialog.close end my_dialog.set_on_close { UI.messagebox('NOT DISPLAYED') } AFIAK, set_on_close is still bugged on the Mac

Did you ALSO install TT_Lib2 ????????????? Obviously solid inspector has a library dependancy on TT_Lib2. Did you read the solid inspector post for dependancies, and install all those needed ?

Have you tried using UI.start_timer I show an example HERE