[Plugin] Greeble 2 released! (Updated August 31st, 2009)
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..I had NO generation at all, Pilou...
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I miss something or we are obliged to recall the box dialog between each generation?
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Yeah, I think the inputbox has to be recalled each time you want to use it Frenchy.
And Pibuz, I will make a grid and divide into 10cm boxes and try the script. Are you trying to offset it more than 5cm?
If it helps, I use a grid that is roughly made up of boxes that are 9m x 9m. So the deafult values will work best on a much larger grid than 10cm. Maybe just try it on a larger grid for starters. I think you will run into issues if you are trying to offset the face more than is tolerable.
Chris
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Hi Chris!
I made a rar file containing all that you requested.
-skp file
-greeble.rb
-progressbar.rb
-offset.rb
-screenshots of the problemThank you so much. You're so kind...
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...Oh, BTW: I tried to use protrude.rb by Jim Foltz, and it appears to have the same problem.
I'm starting to feel like I've sort of a plugin conflict...
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ok, we're getting somewhere. It is possible that you are experiencing a problem that component spray tool is causing. Get the newest release here:
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=16446&p=129280That might very well fix the problem. Let me know if it does,
Chris
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Yey! everything works allright now!!! Thank you so much!
Sorry to have been such a pain in the ***, chris...Thank you again!
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Nope, absolutely not a pain at all. Thanks for staying around until we could find the fix. I really want my script to work for everyone.
Chris
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...I owed it to you
Thank you Chris!
PS. Rendered in Indigo. I'm trying a blend map between pure gold shader (metal nk) and stone (diffuse bumpy shader). One night of calculations. I was looking for an high-contrasted image, to give the all scene a dark overall feeling. What do you think? Volume light in postpro.
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Hey, that looks great! I don't know much about shaders, but the image sure looks good. Glad I could help,
Chris
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hey guys! i've tried searching and can't find it..... was there ever a plugin that randomly divides a face?
There is one on the web that says it is in production (but that was updated August '08)
Thanks in advance!
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@unknownuser said:
The competitor of this one
Sheesh!, get me in trouble with Jim!
Actually, you'd probably have to say my script is a competitor of protrude, since I wrote mine long after Jim wrote his (and Tig wrote his and Didier had written his
) For me it was just a great script to write to help me learn how to write scripts. Its largely inferior to Jims.Plus I know Jim had been working on a true greeble with little greebles added to all protruded faces. I want him to finish that one!
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But Zorro2 by Whaat is cool too and give you more control
And works also for a 3D object!
@unknownuser said:
Its largely inferior to Jims.
(yes Protrude has just the Button to press between each generation
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well i had protrude already (go figure)
but when i press 'divide' on a rectangular face it does nothing.... any ideas?
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You must select face or object not grouped first!
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hahah fortunately for me i got THAT far.... i select the face and just click away an nothing happens, maybe i will try to re-download it
[edit] redownloaded and reinstalled with same issue as before.... this is too weird... i can select rectangle, then choose Protrude... the dialogue box pops up, i hit divide and nothing.... weird...
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@bugmcw said:
hahah fortunately for me i got THAT far.... i select the face and just click away an nothing happens, maybe i will try to re-download it
[edit] redownloaded and reinstalled with same issue as before.... this is too weird... i can select rectangle, then choose Protrude... the dialogue box pops up, i hit divide and nothing.... weird...
It's my fault - it doesn't work on a Mac and I don't have a Mac to try it on. I'm sure I could get it to work. Anyone want to buy me a Mac?
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i'll model you one if that helps.
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haha i wont buy you one Jim, but youre more than welcome to test on mine! let me know if i can help!
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