[REQ] Groove Maker

[xrok1]

maybe the 'greeble' or similiar plugin could do this?

[TIG]

You can do it with Lattice-izer - you can draw any pattern on a face, group it and then Latticize it to make the 'frame' then just PushPull it into a 'groove' say 10mm deep.
You could also enter a negative frame depth, but this makes no frame and sets the 'brick' faces forward by 10mm instead...

[bagatelo]

In 1001bit tools, when I need vertical grooves, I rotate the object 90°.

[dylan]

I have tried rotating the face 90 degrees in 1001 but it gives the following

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[bagatelo]

Maybe you mistake in your selection.

[ken28875]

@tig said:

You can do it with Lattice-izer -

Hi TIG,

Where can find this plug-in Lattice-izer?

Thank you,

_KN

[utiler]

I have PM'd GOH regarding this request....

[TIG]

@ken28875 said:

@tig said:

You can do it with Lattice-izer -

Hi TIG,
Where can find this plug-in Lattice-izer?
Thank you,
_KN

My Lattice-izer script is available at crai Depot but it's also here http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=72126#p72126

[ken28875]

@tig said:

My Lattice-izer script is available at crai Depot but it's also here http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=72126#p72126

Thanks, TIG!

[nicasiojoel]

@tig said:

You can do it with Lattice-izer - you can draw any pattern on a face, group it and then Latticize it to make the 'frame' then just PushPull it into a 'groove' say 10mm deep.
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Tig,
I've been looking for this kind of script for a long time. I never realize that it was already created for almost 2 years ago. It helped me a lot in working with grooves which makes easier. Though it wont work on curvy surfaces, but still a very nice and cool plug in.
Thank you Tig.

                             NJ

[xrok1]

@unknownuser said:

My Lattice-izer script is available at crai Depot but it's also here viewtopic.php?p=72126#p72126

sorry to be off subject but this reminds me of something, why aren't all the rubies availiable here? is there a reason someone hasn't put them all together hosted here?

[Chris Fullmer]

They can only be where the author decides to host them. OR else its mayhem when the author puts out an update - where would they know what sites to go to update it at if they don't know where its being hosted?

So originally the ruby library was the main place to host scripts. But pretty only a single guy (the amazing Didier Bur) runs it, and updates get published through him, and I think its too much work for one person. So when SketchUcation came along and began hosting scripts, well that was great. Each author can put thiers here and keep track of updates. But many older scripts do not have threads on this forum, so you won't find them here. Plus this site does not have scripts for sale. But smustard does. So the ideal would be the sketchup plugins database, where anyone can host info about how to find the official page for a script, plus info on price. And each author can update it on their own. Like the one we started, its just not complete yet though

[TIG]

@xrok1 said:

@unknownuser said:

My Lattice-izer script is available at crai Depot but it's also here viewtopic.php?p=72126#p72126

sorry to be off subject but this reminds me of something, why aren't all the rubies availiable here? is there a reason someone hasn't put them all together hosted here?

Some of the older scripts like Lattice-izer predate the forum, but are available at Didier's crai Depot.
If a need comes up here I sometimes publish a script again here - like Lattice-izer - however, many of us have many loads of scripts that are either superseded or specialized and don't often 'emerge' from the gloom...