[Plugin] Greeble 2 released! (Updated August 31st, 2009)
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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!
Except that no idea
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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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So goto the Protrude thread and ask your problem !

Maybe it's because you have a Mac
Damned crossing post

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Ressurecting the dead - or at leas the long forgotten!
But I've updated this script, and its a big enough update that I thought I'd post and let people know. Two main things are that it now works inside of groups and components and does not cause bug splats! (that was a big bug I never noticed until about 3 weeks ago, oops!). Also, the script remembers your settings between uses (but not between SketchUp sessions).
So if you have an old copy (include clf_greeble.rb or an old clf_greeble2.rb) please delete them and install this one.
UPDATE August 31, 2009
2.20:: 2009-08-31-
Fixed a MAJOR bug that would cuase SketchUp to crash when greeble was used inside a group or component. So yes, you can now safely use Greeble inside a group or component!
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Changed some code that should theoretically speed things up ever so slightly....frankly I don't think it helped.
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Changed some code to make it run smarter, skip certain methods if they were not being executed.
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Fixed some code that could cause problems when faces would overlap.
2.21:: 2009-08-31 -
Now user input settings are rembered between script uses.
Download
This script is hosted at http://www.smustard.com/script/Greeble2Chris
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hi,CHRIS your tools are doin magic.
though my heart was shrunk when two of yr tools didnt worked ...
but yr solution(to PIBUZ),of updating component spray worked...
once again thanx..to u and also pibuz -
This thread cannot be in page 11 man
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Ummm, what?
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It was probably sunken to page 11 of the Ruby Forum. He must have been surprised how that comes although this is such a great plugin

Roy, there IS a reason; this forum is quite active and not only due to the published plugins but also to the technical discussions between the scripters.
Here is a better (cleaner) list of the plugins published on this forum so far (not totally proof though)
http://forums.sketchucation.com/search.php?keywords=Plugin&terms=all&author=&sc=1&sf=titleonly&sr=topics&sk=s&sd=a&st=0&ch=300&t=0&submit=SearchNote that this list spans over 21 pages itself so something inevitably must be below page 10.
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SketchUp 6.4.265 on Windows XP
As a newbie, apparently I'm missing something that a more experienced modeler would take for granted.
I downloaded Greeble 2, along with Progress Bar and Offset. Put them in the Plug-ins folder. After a re-start, "Chris Fullmer Tools" appears in Plug-ins menu.
I select a grouped rectangular box with Juniper vegetation texture. I want to add some roughness to the surface. So I select the Greeble tool and enter some numbers. After clicking OK, nothing happens. I also trying selecting just one surface, but no go.
I was assuming the tool would draw a 2D grid with my +/- dimensions, then pull each piece up to a random height. If I could get some kind of response, I could then play with the numbers to get the look I want : pointy pyramids may do the trick.
Do I need to draw a grid before selecting the tool? Is there an auto grid tool? Should I greeble one face at a time? What do I need to do before invoking the Greeble tool?
Thanks for covering my ignorance with your intelligence.

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Hi jhearcht, it should work. But it does require a grid be drawn first. It will extrude each face, so if you just have one large face, it can extrude that face only. If you have a thousand faces, it then extrudes all those faces.
As a note, this plugin is apparently broken with SketchUp version 8.0 for now. I need to look into a fix for it. (but it should be working with version 6.x like you have).
You could upload your model and I'll see if I can play with it and see if there is some odd error if that would help,
Chris
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Funny I just reply there

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