cool...i tried it thanks a lot..!!!

Hey Didier, missed your post. My original thought was to combine the Create Materials from Layers function followed by the Apply Materials to Objects function as part of a Revit to SU workflow. It's less of a need than I originally thought though. I originally thought I'd need to do this each time I reimported the updated Revit model. But actually I only need the Apply Materials half of the equation after the first time since the materials already exist. If you think it would be of any value to others to combine the functions I'd love a copy. Otherwise, the separate functions actually work fine for what I'm doing now. -Brodie

Access to layer colors is very limited [I wrote a way of getting them from a DXF export but it's pretty lame]... AdamB did come up with a 'possible' solution that never got finalized....

If you want to copy these faces into a group - first select them and then use Edit>Copy, now make a new group [perhaps draw some temporary geometry and group that] and edit it [or open an existing group] then use Edit>PasteInPlace... [erase any temporary geometry you might have made inside a 'new' group]. If you want to move the selected faces into a group - first select them and then right-click context-menu > Group. They will be cut from their current context and reproduced inside a new group, note that any common edges that are needed to maintain non-selected faces will be duplicated inside the group rather than cut+moved...

Maybe I'm wrong with the SU oriented;

@builder boy said: @tig said: http://code.google.com/apis/sketchup/docs/ourdoc/edge.html#split ??? This will only split a line into 2 segments with controllable proportions, I am looking for something more like this: edge.divide(5) # for 5 equal-length segments It'd be easily enough to make a custom 'divide' method that works as you want - you know the edge's starting length and therefore the length of one divided part. So simply iterate through the edge the number of divisions-1 nibbling off the appropriate proportion as another edge until you are done. I don't recommend extending the Edge class but more like this... self.divide(edge,5) calling this def divide(edge=nil, num=nil) return nil if not edge or edge.class!=Sketchup;;Edge return nil if not num or not num.class==Fixnum or num<=1 len=edge.length bit=len/num.to_f num.times{ begin nedge=edge.split(bit/len) if nedge edge=nedge len=edge.length end#if rescue puts 'Divide Error' end } end Which splits the specified edge into the specified parts...

@didier bur said: Hi, I can't read what's on your image, but this looks to me as this is an HTML error in the web dialog, not really a ruby error. I've published (long ago) a similar plugin to generate colors based on the Munsell system. It can be found here: http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugin_details.php?id=258 Hope this helps, Hi Didier ,I really appreciate your help... Ive searched a Pugin who has an integration with Adobe Kuler color and Sketchup 8, but I havent had much luck, anyway thank you very much! Greetings!

@bentleykfrog said: @sketchnl said: @sketchnl said: @bentleykfrog said: @mitcorb said: I am gonna hazard a guess that it is "Proper Animation"? Search this hope this helps..... -niall Thanks People, this is so useful No worries Jeremy. Here's the link to Revert Curve by Fredo6 Thanks bentleyfrog

So did you try contacting the author directly at the e-mail address listed in the PDF help file?

HOOLLLD EV'RYTHING!!! After nuch banging-of-head-on-desk... and experiments... I tried Frederik's suggestion. No dice. But did the same and made into a COMPONENT... all solved! ...for now. Though I'm still fuzzy as to why this should actually work. But. Don't question miracles (well, not DIGITAL ones, anyway). Busy now doing jolly fantastic things with it. I is now in heaven! I think by FAR the Artisan will turn out to be the best thing to happen to sketchup to date. Cheers all, Woz

oh, ta!

@pichuneke said: Perhaps you could make clouds with this plugin... at least the typical ones from anime, or a comic. I can also see my plugin making lightning.

Thanks TIG but I'm struggling with Ruby. I've done basic, machine code (long time ago), Lisp & GDL (ArchiCAD). I did look at your volume script but I'm not sure how to add your snippet of code above.

@cgsipaul said: I downloaded LibFredo6 3.6b and Curviloft 1.1a. Using SketchUP 8 on a Mac OS 10. Loaded the plug-ins into the Library-Applications-SketchUp-Plug-Ins folder. Restarted computer and application, but I do not see any reference to the plug-in. What am I doing wrong? Extract it to a different folder then move it to the Sketch Up plugins folder. This worked for me.

Thanks TIG.

I don't know if this will work for you, but its similar... Product Connect plugin, by igloo tudios May be it can help?

Gaieus - Yes it imports as a group of connected edges and could be draped on existing terrain but I was hoping to use the data to create terrain. Aerilius - Yes I tried most if not all of the Altitude options but none changed the Z output.

hi I use a modified version of create360veiw.rb http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=45473#p45473 I've modified it create 36 scenes plus 36 layers so you can then link up other stuff on layers. try it out, if it's basically useful and If you can't do the mods yourself, PM me and I'll send a copy of mine set for 64. I then export as animation to give me jpegs etc... but that might be a Mac thing. john

Thank you, Didier. Merci beaucoup. Regards, John

you have also this Shape Bender by Chris Fullmer Second part of the video can interest you [flash=480,390:13h1j78f]http://www.youtube.com/v/tGHTIOMm_34?fs=1[/flash:13h1j78f]