Hi Tig, works a treat : )...no more having to wait for a report to generate. I am forever in your debt, if you ever need any modelling or rendering done, send me a message. cheers

Thank you both for your input. The Projections plug-in is still screwy, but I am using Fredo's and it works fine. Again, Thanks for helping. Jim

I found it. it is a screw http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugin_details.php?id=357 (with spin) plugin solved

Thank you, dozr. I somehow missed that one in the list. Shows me what I get for relying on the search function and Control+F. Going to give that a try right now. Cathryn

Thanks TIG

I got it now ! and the toolbar works really fine - nice tool !

Hey, I've just wanted to say thanks for all your answers here! I'm working with CE3 too, and your code is really helpful to me.

Hi Stick Thank you for the info and opinion. Honestly I don't pay much attention to that. Really sorry for that. Another thing, actually I do respect (and probably a fan of the Germans). In most football World Cup series, I've always been their supporter and fans. Always been "Der Panzer" fan. Note that (put aside the one I mentioned) they were good even if they're facing almost all other Europeans at the same time. Not to mention the US, Canada, etc. I might be a fan for the British in most field, but for certain, like any other people here in this country who knows the history - we like the Germans for their characters, discipline, science, technologies, etc. Most of the British that I like are from the cultural elements. Political ideology mostly in histories are temporary. But the main nation character may stand longer. The forum is about SketchUp. Let's put this ideo political aside for good. Cheers. PS: I do think most northern Europeans are Germans though. Including British, Celtics, etc. Have a good time.

I have been having a blast with the EagleUp plug-in. I draw the circuit with EagleCad, export with EagleUp to Sketchup, Add any components that don't show up and then Render to POV-Ray using SU2POV plug-in. I am getting some really nice finished products in my opinion. Here are a few of my renderings: [image: JamAlongAmp-1.jpg] [image: MP3AMP.jpg] [image: JamAlongAmpwenclosure.jpg] [image: rendered-1.jpg] [image: MKProST.jpg]

Hi, @unknownuser said: Does the surface have to be a group or individual faces? You can select individual faces in the model space or individual faces in the context of a group (but not the entire group itself) Please post here what the Ruby console says when using the tool. Regards,

In fact it's appear that the internal first curve is also possible with a simple nurb Just click middle of segment A, click Apex AB, Click middle of segment B, click Apex BC etc... Maybe special Bezier curve of Fredo6 can be near the solution

Thanks for the info Pixero, really well written. Gave me all the info i needed.

Not to mention FrontFace by Tomasz Marek, which is my favorite ! Here: http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugin_details.php?id=154

I'll take it back out and see if the plugin disappears from the drop down.. it's that sync faces command that I was having a hard time not having available thanks for all the suggestions.. -goes plugin browsing again-

@guntis.rat said: did this ever got resolved? Apparently not, at least as far as the free version of Sketchup is concerned. The Reset Scale option is available in the context menu if only one component is selected. You are welcome to try my plugin, Scale Reset, which seems to have been the solution for the problem liquid98 had.

Hi guys, thanks for the response. Yeah I know it would be really heavy poly wise for sketchup. I've been using a method similar to what you mentioned. I modeled a single tile,then copy pasted until I had a large tiled area, using the shell tool to make all one object. Then a few rows up I made the under side flat to reduce the polys and make easier positioning. Then I cut the the roof segs using flat planes from each face of the roof pulled into a box, and use the trim tool. works ok but real slow. Ill try looking for the roof texture from manufacturers. maybe can use them with toms bitmap to mesh script. Thanks

Added the always useful Zorro2 Author Whaat, Version 2.0 Zorro2m.zip

Ah! That's a good idea!

Sounds like a bug. Report it to the developer.

@mike backler said: Hi All I have just installed the Chronolux and Curviloft plugins and I get the following error messages: "Chronolux_ext.rb, date.rb, and yaml.rb - Superclass mismatch for Class Date Time" "CurviloftTool.rb - Uninitialized constant Curviloft :: T6" Could someone please tell me what I need to do to correct these errors. Thanks Mike Mackler Hi, Mike. You can try to test special edition of Chronolux. Installer download link: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/44695539/chronolux/chronolux_1_1_beta_special.exe ZIP archive download link: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/44695539/chronolux/chronolux_1_1_beta_special.zip Note, that it is not official release yet, because version 1.1 updating is still in progress now and one of new features will be the new "Time Settings" dialog (this functionality fortunately already implemented). I decided to use web-dialog for "Time Settings" instead of standard "UI.messagebox" method so it became possible to get rid of standard Ruby "Time" class extension. Java-script has its own built-in date strings parser and besides I found free DHTML calendar widget so date and time picking becomes more user-friendly now. Kirill. p.s. Can you tell, what is 'yaml.rb'? You see, it is possible that yaml.rb is a plugin, which also tries to do something with Ruby standard Time Class and its behavior results name conflict (it's just an assumption). Note, that Chronolux v.1.0 uses officially released Time class extension library, so it is actually rare situation, when it refuses to work, but I decided to get rid of standard class modification anyway in v.1.1 of Chronolux.