Ruby Request
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Does anyone have or know where i can find a ruby to adjust line weights in sketchup and/or layout? It would be fantastic to be able to a sign differnt lineweights for differnt objects on seperate layers.
Thanks
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What kind of lineweights do you mean? SketchUp supports different lineweights by using different styles. But unfortunately you can't display more than 1 style at a time.
Chris
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I am talking about having multiple line weights and color options available for just the linework of a model. This is mostly for plan view.. lets say I want the edge of the building to be a thick black line, the sidewalk edge to be dark thin line, and the score joints to be a faided back gray line. Is there any options for having that kind of flexiablity with lineweights. This would help my drawings read alot better.
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Think TIG's 2D Tools does this.
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And Layout does this in the new 7.0 or maybe 7.1 version. You turn the drawing to vector based, and then you can control the lineweights individually I think.
Chris
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My 2D Tools Line Style lets you give width, dot-style and color to selected lines - these are actually face proxies on another layer but look line lines and are editable later for thickness, style and color...
Line styles are typical CAD - continuous, dot, dash, dash-dot, center, hidden, phantom and any custom style defined by dots and spaces ... .... ... etc
Works on edges in 3D placing thickened-line on face squarest to camera etc... -
TIG's tools are great but they change the linework to a group of planes. I was thinking something more like an option in the layers menu, where you could choose thickness, color, and style while still retaining the phisical capabilites of a line, similar to CAD. Maybe this isn't possible.
It seams like the layers menu is close with the coloring box but this option only changs the planes not the linework. -
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