ok, just change the number inside the file to 2014

@unknownuser said: it becomes difficult/impossible when you want to create custom parabola/hyperbola reflectors. Draw parabola/hyperbola section? or the result of the rays of the laser ? About Gebra / Algodoo look this thread! You must be French user groups registered! (menu "setting" / User groups... up left page corner )

It works, it works! Great. Thanks

The PluginStore versions is v1.5x ? http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=smartdrop

I just gave it a try. It almost works perfectly. I started on the left. Second from right is the results after running the plugin. Note on the right that the interior faces didn't get hidden. The seams still show because those faces bleed through. [image: Si1X_Hideedges1.png] After manually hiding the internal faces. [image: fVkY_Hideedges2.png] I wonder if it could be made to be one step undo-able, too.

Only discovering SketchUV now, this post more than becomes relevant. Definitely following.

So, I ran sketchup in win7 virtual machine which has IE installed and the pgins installed correctly, so I guess that's the way I'll go, though I prefer it in wine, as the program runs a little faster. I'll play around and try to install ie in the wine version, but at least I can go ahead with thework that needs the plugins. Thanks for the help.

http://sketchucation.com/resources/plugin-store-download

i was thinking of these situations (attached file). of course to view with hidden geometry on. for a human figure, from 3000 edges we go up to 20000 when flat. flattens.zip

Pilou, I will have to try this and see how this works... and if I can get it to work as I hope it might. Again... thank you for the link. https://code.google.com/p/sketchup-skel/

many thanks!!!! =]

sdmitch, just want to say thanks. Today was the first day I had a chance to use this, nice and simple and works perfect. Mike

i have solve this Problem with a Windows refresh Eneroth Railroad is a good example. the first button (track with a plus) look like without CSS [image: Ze4J_Untitled-SketchUpMake_2015.03.18_00h47m21s_006_01428.jpg]

Thanks for trying to help me. Sorry if I posted in the wrong place. I don't use Sketchucation very often.I downloaded the latest LibFredo6 and also Tools on Surface and everything is Ok But I want to get rid of this message because I get it each time I open Sketchup. Where should I post my message to get help.

Sorry From the plugin store Author: DeskMakers Plugin: Typical Office Arrangements http://sketchucation.com/plugin/1398-deskmakerstypicaloffice

@detx said: It is good if SU has Snap Tools like Auto CAD or any CAD Software. oh my god.. honestly i think not really a good idea.. that wouldn't be sketchup anymore imho..

yes indeed thanks. they inform me they're "only selling licenses to Government users at a price of $30k per seat for a two year license." does any one have an older copy knocking about on their hard drive anywhere. All i need is to import a photo accurately located and orientated to the EXIF data - does any one have any lines of Ruby please?

See http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=17590

Thanks TIG!

Hello Tig (and Chris), Thank you to you both for the original colr by slope ruby and the modifications to it to show colors for various slope angles. I have found the rz. file but it is unclear what needs to be edited and replaced. Is a new color by slope plug in for the various angles available? Thanks again, TP Light - Now CA (previously UK) @tig said: Hope I'm not standing on any toes... ### edited/replace the code from here................ > faces = [] > flat = [] > angle = 0.0 > sel.each do |e| > faces << e if e.is_a? Sketchup;;Face > end#do > ### first set up some [r,g,b] colors for various slope angles > ### we use them if they exist, but if not make them... > if not color_00_20 = model.materials["color_00_20"] > color_00_20 = model.materials.add("color_00_20") > color_00_20.color= [120,0,0] > end#if > if not color_20_40 = model.materials["color_20_40"] > color_20_40 = model.materials.add("color_20_40") > color_20_40.color= [150,0,0] > end#if > if not color_40_60 = model.materials["color_40_60"] > color_40_60 = model.materials.add("color_40_60") > color_40_60.color= [180,0,0] > end#if > if not color_60_80 = model.materials["color_60_80"] > color_60_80 = model.materials.add("color_60_80") > color_60_80.color= [210,0,0] > end#if > if not color_80_90 = model.materials["color_80_90"] > color_80_90 = model.materials.add("color_80_00") > color_80_90.color= [240,0,0] > end#if > ### you can adjust the colors' rgb values to suit... > ### > faces.each do |e| > enorm = e.normal > flat = Geom;;Vector3d.new(enorm[0],enorm[1],0) > angle = (flat.angle_between enorm).radians ### angle in in degrees > ### now set up the tests for different angles > ### change these test ranges etc to suit your requirements... > if angle>=0.0 and angle<=20.0 > color=color_00_20 > elsif angle>20.0 and angle<=40.0 > color=color_30_40 > elsif angle>40.0 and angle<=60.0 > color=color_40_60 > elsif angle>60.0 and angle<=80.0 > color=color_60_80 > else ### angle>80.0 > color=color_80_90 > end#if > e.material = color > e.back_material = color > end#do > ### end of edit/replace................. > Make a backup copy of the original ruby script outside of the Plugins folder so it won't try load twice. If you mess up then you have the original to use again... Now edit/replace the version that's still in the Plugins folder, as set out above [open with Notepad.exe or equivalent plain-text editor]. Save it and restart Sketchup - all slopes should now be colored in the angle-ranges and colors you've specified...