Genious! The circular form is made with the tricky plug of TIG Split Sausage from the 3 Split Tools! The divisions of the plan and cube are made by the Original Protrude by Jim [image: eC0F_rand03.jpg] [image: HMt2_rand04.jpg]

@unknownuser said: A little sore and slow today, just got back from a hernia operation. Darn that will slow one down. Speaking of hernias, check out this thread: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=179&t=45693&start=15 Hope you're doing a quick recovery.

you are one of the best supporters ... when we want to modify a TIG's code which teacher is better than author himself ?

@unknownuser said: I plan to incorporate Simplify curve Smooth curve Extrude curve Edit curve I may release an intermediate version with few functions and add the others progressively. Fredo Just a gentle suggestion for additional feature (or next ruby). Imported Acad linework is one of the narrowests bottlenecks. [image: 9SNg_Capture_c.JPG]

Thanks EarthMover for your comments. My new upgrade update now is a tool with three level of options. Ver 2.0 June 14 2012 zoomZoom_dj.rb http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=45996

Thanks Rich. The solid inspector is essential I've found when creating these sort of volumes.

Version 1.2 has been posted. The axes of the group is aligned with the defined direction.

Really something that is missing for exterior architecture. I cant understand the interest of Lens shift in VFSU when it behaves the way it does. I cant even admit theres no workaround to do what we are after...it is a so obvious tool!

"You're welcome." said the horse's ass.

Bakescape didn't do a very clean uninstall

thomthom I tried that, didn't import anything, I am also keen on generating something that isn't completely random, I have a certain topography. TIG this could work assuming it works on non coplanar surfaces, I'll try that Thank you both for replying.

If you haven't saved it twice you can always rename the skb file to skp and you have the previous saved version. greetings, erikB

My first version of an attempt at solving this is http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=45790

see this attachment. it is the contents of my copy of Roundcorner_Dir_23. (Not necessarily the latest version) Meanwhile, I see that I need to do some cleanup of my plugins folder, too. [image: Eb5X_Capture.PNG]

Dear Sam. Thank you for Rotated Box.rb.

Edge Tools? http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=24593

Set up a Workplane as shown. Ensure it's large enough to 'catch' all of the projected edges [along the green-axis in your example] Select those edges you want to project. Use my "ExtrudeEdgesByVectorToObject" - drag the vector, constrained [with shift]... [to the green-axis in your example], with an end point that you must picked beyond the Workplane - note how red dots displayed on the Workplane or other objects will indicate the 'hits' and extent of the extrusion. The resultant group will have extruded faces/edges and a set of terminating edges located exactly on the Workplane. Edit that group and Erase all of the unwanted edges/faces, retaining the ones that are on the Workplane. Now you have a group containing the edges projected [in your example along the green-axis] onto the WorkPlane...

Just gotta say that the Tgi3D plugin is amazing. I've been messing around with it, trying to familiarize myself with how it works, and I'm just stunned.

@dtrarch said: Check out the Adobe examples. Looks like the 3D PDF's were all produced by SimLab plugins. The one with dimensions was just not a SU export. What makes you think they were produced with the Simlab plugin? I looked at several of the 3D PDF examples on the Adobe web page but see no indication they were output from the SimLab plugin. ?? Futher, Simlab Soft support told me "Units saved in 3D PDF are always converted to meters, so all measurements will be in Meter." Yet, several of the examples I looked at have the units/scale set to inches or mili-meters. So, it seems rev 2.4 of the SimLab plugin has another problem - it won't export the units/scale from SketchUp into the 3D PDF. Without that information in there, Acrobat Reader will pop up a dialog to ask the user what units/scale they want when you go in to measure/analysis mode - which is confusing for the reader/user. I do hope the SimLab plugin gets improved soon...

@dave r said: Jeff, I just tried the same sphere with JPP on my MacBook with OSX 10.6.8. It was just as fast as on my PC. yeah.. i had a corrupt plist file.. still wandering how it became corrupted in the first place but i'm back to normal now.. i briefly tried to find something weird in there and i came across these two entries.. [image: 3GGg_1.jpg] [image: 1ZQf_2.jpg] there's a jointpushpull and a joinpushpull1 (no 't' in joint?) i'm not sure if both of those should be in there and if not, i'm not sure how the extra one came into play.. maybe an older version? (i've been using this same plist for a while now.. transferred my su7 settings to it etc.. i dread refreshing my su environment but maybe this is a clue that i should do it now )