Undefined method

remus

Your best bet is to send an email/PM to the authors of the scripts mentioned in the error dialogue.

If you open the files in question you can usually find the name (and possibly email address) of the author at the top of the file.

TIG

CLF [Chris Fullmer] needs to respond - he wrote this script... I suspect that something isn't in the correct folder - Macs have different folder paths to PCs...

The 'clf_simple)loft_loader.rb' which is in the Plugins folder tries to load some other files... In the Plugins folder there should be another folder called 'clf_simple_loft' in that folder there are some .png button images and the main 'clf_simple_loft.rb' script. It's not finding those and giving an error...

The errors for pathface.rb and sublend.rb seem similar ? These are Kirill's tools... Not sure on these - let's fix 'loft' first...

gilles

thanks for reply here is a picture of my plugin folder, it seems to be right.

TIG

PM Chris Fullmer ???

Jim

Make this change on line 328 of the file: Plugins/clf_simple_loft/clf_simple_loft.rb

From:


Sketchup.active_model.select_tool Clf_loft.new

To:


# Sketchup.active_model.select_tool Clf_loft.new

Save the file, restart sketchup and try it again.

gilles

Jim, I did what you told me to do.
Well it works fine, thank you very much. I will send the info to Chris if he wants to update.
thanks again.

MartinRinehart

@jim said:

Make this change on line 328 of the file: Plugins/clf_simple_loft/clf_simple_loft.rb

Is this a cross-browser issue, Jim?

Jim

Cross-platform? Possibly.

I guess it can happen when scripts are loading that there is no active_model yet. Chris had this line outside of any defined method, so it was being evaluated at the load-time of the script. And apparently, active_model was nil at that moment.

Chris Fullmer

Thanks for chiming in here and helping everyone. I'll try to look at this and get it fixed in my script.

I am in the process ofr moving. I have not had internet access since the 5th, preciesly when you first posted Gilles. Thanks for your pacience, and a big thanks to TIG and Jim for troubleshooting it. Again, I'll try to get the main script fixed. I should have regular internet access again in 1 week from today.

Chris

chrisglasier

@jim said:

Cross-platform? Possibly.

I guess it can happen when scripts are loading that there is no active_model yet ...

Note in this post

Finally, there is a difference in the way that the Mac boots up SketchUp that you should be cautious about: there is no Sketchup.active_model when the Ruby scripts are first loaded. So if your script is making changes to the active_model at load time, it will not work on the Mac. The answer? Ensure code that references the active model is part of a UI event handler, responding to the user selecting a tool or a menu item. You can also use an AppObserver to get a callback whenever a new model is opened, at which point it's safe to talk to the active_model.