[Plugin] Cyma Curve Tool
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I'm looking at this 'BUG' where one of the arcs is in bits but still an arc ???
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Here's v1.2 http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=230584#p230584
The buggy second arc formation has been fixed - I simply made it a different way that now works - I think the problem had something to do with the curves being drawn the opposite directions but whatever it was it's now sorted ?
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Here's an explanation of the the 2 types of Cyma Curve...
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Here's v1.3 http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=230584#p230584
Fixed a potential glitch from a missing 'require deB...' -
Thx TIG
You've done a pretty good Job. I'm sure you enjoy coding
MALAISE
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Thatnks TIG - again!
This will definitely be very handy for my ogee arches (which I would probably use more often than cymas)
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Here's an update http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=230584#p230584
v1.4 20100311
Non-square forms now possible and sizes entered, X & Y.
VCB prompt now shows the chord-proportion value needed to get tangential ends - useful if it's a non-square form.
The arcs' segments can now be set.
'Gola' and 'Ogee' added to type descriptions.
Notes and lingvo files updated to match changes.
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I assume you refer to the 'broken curve' ?
It's down to how the arcs are drawn - I'll fix it -
Here's an update http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=230584#p230584
v1.5 The 'broken' curve/arc glitch is fixed and the form is now a welded curve made from the two arcs... -
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Thanks TIG!
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i updated and now i get an error when starting su:
Error Loading File CymaCurveTool.rb
undefined method `deBabelizer' for main:Objecti'm on a mac
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There is a file in the zip file called 'deBabelizer.rb' - this goes into the Plugins folder ???
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Three cheers! You've saved me loads of time, this is a much needed tool! My (paypal) check's in the mail!
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Thank, I have it already [£]... watch out for some other tools that are in the pipeline...
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Thanks. I'll add it to a future update - in the meanwhile any users wanting Chinese locale lingvo can extract this and put it into their ../Plugins/TIGtools/ folder...
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I had used a different deBabelizer version instead of the one included with this plug, so simply replacing that with the one included... well, that fixed it! thanks
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All current versions of
deBabelizer.rbare identical so it shouldn't cause problems, as long as you have one - I distribute a copy of it with each tool that will use it in case you haven't already got a copy in Plugins...
It's the tool needed to translate the wording of prompts and dialogs etc to your 'locale' language, if there's a 'lingvo' file found to match it - most commonly these are EN-US [English - the base default], and FR[ench] and ES[panish], and sometimes ZH-CN [Chinese] or other 'locale' codes - but any 'locale' that's returned by the system is supported if you copy/rename a lingvo file and translate the phrases in it... If you are picky you could even 'translate' the base EN-US lingvo version so it says different things - e.g. 'colour' vs 'color' if you are not American but you have a EN-US locale - or even into 'Esperanto' phrases etc where that is not an official 'locale' !
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