Gaeius, Thank you very much for your help!! the script is very helpful! Very good job! Stef.

"loft" it i somthing like extruding different shapes of profiles by patch. "Bend" - for example - you got cone and you need to bend it around a circle or some patch . Bassicly I'm looking for a scripts to model a complex forms fast. Usualy I'm modeling this things from scratch and result is ok, but to get correct form in sketchup this things takes lot of time!

@dave r said: Clark, this is a good idea for a script. I can see it being very useful when drawing joinery as you and I do. Since your plugin wasn't available when I first wanted a quick way to switch back and forth, I set a keyboard shortcut (I used Q) to toggle X-ray view on and off. You know, that's an even better solution. I actually developed this at the request of a student, but the shortcut key is the way to go. Sincere thanks for pointing out the obvious! CB.

Hi RickW I har tested a script created by Didier, and it seems to work super So it should not be nessary to extend your probably already long todo list. Thanks Jorgensen

RickW: http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=8760

@kwistenbiebel said: @unknownuser said: A new release of SU doesn't need a lot of extra whistles and bells, just a couple, and MUCH better support of high poly models. Then it'd be perfect for it's job. Erm, IMO. That's the frustrating part. If Google would just fix the high polygon support and multi processor cabability I would be satisfied again for some years. The rest is bonus. I agree with the above, but another BIG thorn in my side is to be able to lock the toolbars and of course the shadow error. There are some other issues, but the above four are the main ones I think.

Hi Nexus It should be possible! I have script which can adjust the width, hight and location. It is not as simple as your example, but it may be more flexible. Or it may resize and relocate after your window created. Here is the example:- OSC_05.zip Regards Oscar

@didier bur said: Hi, Man, you're lazy Try this one (it appears in the Draw menu). Cheers, thaaaaaaaanks!!! [image: yestj3.gif] [image: yestj3.gif] [image: yestj3.gif] Didier Bur whit this script i can to build the floor and the wall of autocad file imported quickly [image: bigsmilenx0.gif] Didier Bur this is for you! [image: beeeriu9.gif]

There's version 3 here. http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=3470

Does anyone have a model they would like to see unfolded using Waybe?

Rick, I understand perfectly what you and others are saying about the "eventual/emminent?" release of v7. I did want to test the waters ... if there were some scripts in near "beta" phase, then it might warrant a change in my strategy for the near term.

[image: Sandbox1.jpg] This is a mesh created by sandbox. The tool creates the contours as a component.

I hadn't written it up yet (we were going to do a bit more content, then things happened) for the News feed. It should have appeared in the Scripts feed, though.

Thanks.

Ah, nevermind. I went to Smustard and bought it (again?) and this time it works fine. Don't know what the difference is but that's OK. As long as it works, I'm happy. Dave

There are already several Rubies out there that make grids of clines at XY (and Z) spacings - grid.rb, 3d_grid.rb, numbered_grid.rb etc. There's also a parametric 2D version you can adjust later on - think that's on SUp site ? Search in Didier's Ruby Library Depot site...

Merce, Didier. Regards, John

Dear Didier, As we say on this side of the Channel, "no rest for the wicked". What have you been up to, and was it in this life or the last one? Thanks for adding my request to your to-do list. Regards, Bob

@jclements said: ......If there are a series of contiguous segments which are equal in length and their common angles are equal, then it has all the characteristics of an arc or a circle (sum of common angles = 360°). You would think there would be a way to "regenerate" SU's arc or circle. JClements, In case of retrieving the arcs information: What you need is the centre of the ‘arc to be’ which is easy to reconstruct. (intersection of two lines perpendicular to two segments (not to close)) Also an even number of segments in the ‘arc to be’. When you are one segment short you’ll need to rotate/copy one accurately as an extension to get the even number. Input that number as xs (= number of sides) when you now apply the arc tool on the ‘arc to be’. The result is an arc nicely replacing all the separate segments.

Sorry I can't be the bearer of good news, but to the best of my knowledge there are no poly reducing scripts in SketchUp. The only way to do it is by hand, with your finger on the Alt button, pulling vertices together. As for the crunching guru and reduced vehicles on FormFonts...sorry again, but there's no such person and no such models. All the cars on FF are low poly because Gabriel builds them that way...like everything else...from scratch in SU.