there are several threads on this issue now and i just realized i never posted my solution to using dropbox as a source for plugins to enable synchronization between multiple machines. i have it listed in detail here: http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323%26amp;t=58948%26amp;p=569678#p569678

@scalas Consider manually removing the SketchUcation subfolder from within the Plugins folder, and also removing the !SketchUcation_loader.rb file. Please [re]download the latest SketchUcation PluginStore Toolset version from the Resources menu link above, or its PluginStore entry [v2.6.1]. Use the SketchUp native Window > Preferences > Extensions > Install... button to install it. Restart SketchUp. Now, with the 'Ruby Console' open, try using the SketchUcation PluginStore dialog from within SketchUp... If you choose to AutoInstall a Plugin what happens ? Your error message suggests that the SCF toolset was somehow not correctly installed. The SCF_dialog RBS's code calls some RBZtool functions - these should have been loaded at the start from another RBS in the ../Plugins/SketchUcation subfolder... So the error ...undefined methodset_choi' for RBZtool:Module` should NEVER happen, because it does indeed include that method in its code ! This is what the correctly installed subfolder should look like... [image: gb0U_Capture.PNG] Report back...

mmm.. don't think i can do that with ruby - unless the toolbar is moved to a webdialog. it's something i have done but has its problems like stealing focus from keyboard shortcuts. not sure about multiple monitors, but one thing i can suggest for now is to have a look at this little gem called winsize http://sourceforge.net/projects/winsize2/. you can store windows positions using their name.

If only Id found this plug in BEFORE i went through all the trouble of making my own roof! Great program. Highly reccomend, save yourself...AND ...customer service is fast and all on the up-n-up

Kris's illustration shows many 'window' related terms. A few observations... A 'sill' - in the UK it might be alternatively called a 'cill'... All of the parts around the edges of the opening are called the 'frame'. The inner thinner section 'glazing-bars' [horizontal or vertical] are often called 'muntins', but a bigger section - e.g. something more like a side frame's profile - is called a 'mullion' if it's vertical, and a 'transom' if it's horizontal... At the bottom it's the 'sill/cill'. At the top it's the 'head'. The projecting part of the 'sill/cill' that throws water away from the wall is usually called the 'drip'. If the opening is actually a 'doorway', then the terms like 'sill/cill' change to be 'threshold'.

Sorry for this question but is there some news? Some progress? I am so excited about this plugin.

@pbacot said: What are the first and last vertices? One can always skip the target vertex then move the result of merge to that point, no? Just merging them without any options and without destroying UV's would be OK for me.

@jql said: You'll get used to it... just stop fighting it and embrace your tired eyes glasses sooner than later! Yup, maybe in general, most users are not bothered with it at all. By the way, I found a solution- I end up using "ams_WindowSettings_4.1.5", which is amazing.

Agreed... In SU I like faces. Once in LO I hate faces.

yes, that's what i meant with scftools, i knew TIG has implemented a managing feature (though i haven't used it)

Can be useful! Nice!

*support@renderplus.com?

This is a great idea! Thanks for making it reality!

Well done Sir! Very useful Ruby indeed! Thank you for the updates and additional feature programming. Cheers! Miner_jeff

If you could PM me a sample model, <=2014, to play with, I'll see what I can do.

For no price DesignSpark Mechanichal (free VO, VF ) import export SKP, export PDF 3D! Measure tool of the PDF is not visible! Must the Pro version of Viewer PDF necessary ? [image: cV8v_3DPDFCUBIC.gif]

@onzki said: Hi, this looks amazing, how can I get it? Which post are you referring to: Mine or jiminy-billy-bob?

TIG, Thanks for your reply and code. I pasted it into the Ruby console but I got an error message, although I'm not exactly sure of the procedure. Does each component have to be named in a certain convention for example? Ideally I'd like to be able to load an extension which then allows me to select the required components (either in the drawing or in the Outliner) and then export the details to a spreadsheet similar to the example I gave. The site area can just be manually input into the spreadsheet as it is less likely to change. The development ratio is calculated by Excel from the number of units and square footage. I'll PM you.

Exactly what I was looking for. Many thanks

Thank you very much all