I guess someone already has the solution: PageHide v.1.100 by Rick Wilson

@dave r said: With. Without: delete the geometry, materials, layers, etc., in the model whose scenes you want to use. Save as... with a new name so you don't loose the original model. Open the other model. Select all, Copy. go to the Scenes file. Edit>Paste in Place. hi dave, thanks for the tip.. never thought that trick before.. regards,

Thanks! fixed it...

that's cool. Thanks, Tig.

Here is a work around for this process that might work. create a scene tab for each composition layer and a corresponding style for each. once the styles are created this should be a pretty quick process for each view. go into model info and turn off scene transitions under animation export a animation but set it to export jpegs. you can set the jpegs to whatever size you need hit go. I have exported multiple scenes like this and its worked well. I think all you would have to do would be to incorporate the styles of the composite layers that you need and you should be away to the races

Thanks, guys, found em. Beats me why they don't show up in Spotlight, though. Jim

I believe the little one with the green dot is a SET Centerpoint tool. Don't quote me. . .but If you undock the tool bars, won't you see the name of the plugin?

@didier bur said: Hi, Ye,s I think this one could be of some help: http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugin_details.php?id=219 yes! thank you Didier...

@unknownuser said: Hi guys, does anyone know of a plugin that would allow me to do this on a closed loop? (ie a circle?) For a repetition along a circle you have the regular tool Rotation + Copy (Key Shift)

I got an email today about an update, is there possibility to get a changelog? I'm still interested in the instances/components in FBX and the ability to not triangulate the mesh. Thanks.

The 'midpoint' script code is easily recast so that the new guide-point is not placed half way. What proportion would you want it to be for a 'golden-section' - probably gs=point1.distance(point2)/1.6180339887 will be more than accurate enough for the offset of the picked point1 towards point2... thus pointc=point1.offset(point1.vector_to(point2), gs); then use entities.add_cpoint(pointc)

Something like that So a Scale by center (or oposite point) of each face itself! And if you can keep the selection for any other function that will be marvellous! (the little reduction of the big Sphere is just an pespertive's effect) [image: DBpn_Scale_multiple.jpg] Now we have this With the Fredo Scale with a multiple selection [image: I66w_Scale_multiple1.jpg]

Previously I was hand tracing the perimeter within a group. I need to do this on every project as a means to combine the home and newly designed structural elements with the imported geolocation terrain. An automated process would be a huge time saver. The current method involves (shown in the video I posted) - Gleaning the Perimeter Outline via - 1 Selecting and grouping the model 2. Moving the model upward on the Z 3. Creating a WorkPlane on the ground http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=31204 4. Processing Silhouette to Plane - http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=31204 5 Deleting the work Plane 6. Exploding the Silhouette to Plane Group 7. Running EEbyVtoObject - http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=37515 8. Deleting all but the top edges Merging it into the Terrain 9. Moving to the Google Earth Terrain 10. Cut/copy the Perimeter Trace 11. Opening the GE terrain group 12. Pasting in Place the Perimeter Trace 13. Selecting the Grouped perimeter and the terrain together 14 Running Instant Site Grader Pro - http://www.valiarchitects.com/sketchup_scripts (Perimeter Trace can have NO truly vertical edges, or the Site Grader plugin won't work) If at least the first 8 steps could be cut down by combining some snippets of existing code, that would be awesome. If it's a hassle....I'm more than grateful for the tools you've already created that make this possible in the first place! .....and it's still a lot faster than tracing it by hand! Also, I think Instant Site Grader is great, but I don't like the linear fashion in which it grades the terrain into the perimeter trace. It seems it takes the footprint and offsets it by the user input, does some intersecting and deleting and then performs a "from contours" type operation to skin it back together. Perhaps using the perimeter trace to do the first part manually and then using Extrude Edges by Rails, would grade the terrain in a way it can still be sculpted. (just thinking out loud) Perhaps Bezier Patch will also be available soon.

There ARE many ways... Choose the one that best suits your logo - we've not seen it

@thomthom said: And now it is done: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=24593&p=341375#p341375 Thomthom, Come on! It took you eight hours to post the new script... I expected more from you! Just Kidding! You're The Best!

TIG, As I haven't made the foray into ruby and coding myself. I will try to absorb what you have explained about entities. And if it is not possible at the moment, perhaps I'll eventually make something of it. I think you addressed the question about the primary constraints. It appears so much is possible. I have also been thinking about the value of the request / question , because in my particular methodology I have been finding OK techniques with the native way SU is intended to work. Thanks very much for the reply, Peter I took a class in FORTRAN once. Does that count?

@bigstick said: Wouldn't it be a whole lot easier to post your request on the Artisan forum? I had no idea that is one !

Instant Roof Author: chuck vali [image: InstantRoofAnimated.gif]

Works like a charm Again some requests does it possible to keep the selection but separated like when you make a normal PushPpull with CTRL ? make a Scale on each face This last must be asked also for Fredo Scale

This is useful when having to send a SkUp model to a CAD soft that needs arcs such as for CNC operation. Works fine on circles. Pity it does not work well on offseted arcs. I often get an error message "All of edges must have the same length", which is not often the case with an arc, the first and last segment being trimed more often than not.