Joint Push Pull Classic (Old version) - v2.2a - 26 Apr 17
-
tested on Windows XP SP3, SketchUp Pro 7 (latest)
everything works (as per previous post)
great plugin. Fredo6 for president. -
Works well here too.
And then you need to reassign your shortcuts
.Daniel S
-
thanks
-
I have a question regarding joint push pull.
It is illustated by the skp file.
example.skp
I hope that i am doing something wrong, or that some of my settings are wrong.
It would be great if the desired outcome whould be possiblegreetings ,
Bep van Malde
-
@bep said:
I have a question regarding joint push pull.
It is illustated by the skp file.
[attachment=0:1jxqs3h2]<!-- ia0 -->example.skp<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:1jxqs3h2]
I hope that i am doing something wrong, or that some of my settings are wrong.
It would be great if the desired outcome whould be possiblegreetings ,
Bep van Malde
Bep,
I think you simply touch some of the limitations of JPP. I am afraid this is a pure geometrical problem.
Try to Push pull individually the faces by 2 cm, and then see how they can be connected 'jointly'. You'll see that there is no good solution.Fredo
-
Hi, every time I try to use joint push-pull in sketchup, it creates a bugsplat and terminates sketchup 7. Is there a way to fix it?
-
@unknownuser said:
@bep said:
I have a question regarding joint push pull.
It is illustated by the skp file.
[attachment=0:2u6jklv3]<!-- ia0 -->example.skp<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:2u6jklv3]
I hope that i am doing something wrong, or that some of my settings are wrong.
It would be great if the desired outcome whould be possiblegreetings ,
Bep van Malde
Bep,
I think you simply touch some of the limitations of JPP. I am afraid this is a pure geometrical problem.
Try to Push pull individually the faces by 2 cm, and then see how they can be connected 'jointly'. You'll see that there is no good solution.Fredo
Thanks for answering ,its a pitty this dos not work
(yet)Bep
-
I know that this question doesn't concern the joint push pull plugin - however i've noticed that certain geometry can be push - pulled in a very visual and intuitive way when concerning pure geometry. Is it possible to do the same with 3d splines? Except instead of push - pulling them you would offset them? Fredo and Chris Fullmer are probably the masters concerning sketchup plugins - so i was wondering Fredo, do you think it would be possible to create? here's the link to the forum where there are visual examples. Thanks in advance.
-Sam
-
hvala puno ako ko razume thanx
-
Hi Fredo!
I thought about some enhacement of the single face JPP. It should respect the adjacent faces (AB and CD keep their directions while BC is moving forward (example 2)). It works in revit and I think it would be great especially in architectiral practice.
P.S. Basicly instead of single BC face there could be any number of faces- it's all about vicinity treatment.
Thanks in advance
-
I have translated this plugin into Spanish, how can I change the default language?
-
@javixp said:
I have translated this plugin into Spanish, how can I change the default language?
Normally you'll get the spanish version if your Windows or Mac system is in spanish.
To force the language, just create a file LibTraductor.def(or edit it if it already exists), and make sure the one line code is:
TRADUCTOR_DEFAULT = "ES"Fredo
-
-
many thanks again fredo!
-
Hy
What is this?
LibTraductor.def, an optional configuration file allowing override of language
i Have the german version
I can that not install -
@patrickpr said:
Hy
What is this?
LibTraductor.def, an optional configuration file allowing override of language
i Have the german version
I can that not install Patrick,
Unfortunately, JointPushPull is an old script and the translation must be done in the code of the script itself (line 29 to 168 of jointpushpull.rb).
The convention is to add the strings in the existing lists as "|DE| the text", being careful to put a \ before any accentuated or special character (and also careful with the Ruby syntax). Usually, I do it myself, based on translation provided by contributors in text files.Fredo
PS: I plan a refresh of JPP one of these days, based on LibFredo6. Then the translation can be done in an easier way, like in FredoScale or HoverSelect, and in much more languages.
-
That sounds cool
I'll try to translate it into Spanish
-
Bonjour Fredo,
"Please help!"
I don't know why, JointPushPull doesn't close the borders anymore!!"Snarrgg" - - Even if I indicate in configuration menu "borders on external faces" (traduction~!). But it continues to close the sides when I indicate "Borders on all the faces"...
I don't think so because I had already made some tries but may be the version of LibTraductor.rb plays in this fail?
The one given in the zip package is 13 732 bytes 20/01/2008
and I use the recent one given with BezierSpline v121 : 19 331 bytes 07/07/2008Or may be it is a cause from one of the plugins I have recently installed
Please Fredo, what can you advise me. (I don't know nothing with ruby console, code etc..)
--simon.
-
Simon,
I don't think this is related to LibTraductor.
Normally, when you start up Sketchup, the default option is always to create the border faces.
Is this what you observe ?Fredo
-
Dear Fredo,
Thanks for replying.
JointPushPull is now a basic tool for me. To see it not working makes me nervous
Here is a more complete report:
( it is more easy to me to explain in pictures )
What more test can I do?
--simon
Advertisement