Drop tool (forgotten)
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No, I need to drop 2x4's along a terrain path, but they need to be straight up and not perpendicular to face.
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I'm starting to wonder if indeed there is such a ruby, I'm sure there was one, but I'm getting old and cannot remember.
It should work like 'drop at intersection' but stay vertical. -
Chris Fullmer's Repeat Copy or Component onto Face or Kirill's Stick Group to Mesh?
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Like this, right? That's the plugin I linked to above....shows up as 'Drop at Intersection' in right-click menu after selecting components...
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I have right Click "Drop at intersection"
give me 5 minutes for refound the author
It's TBD !
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@solo said:
I'm getting old and cannot remember.
Yes, I'm afraid I suffer from this conditional also.
I need the same plugin right now as well! Been thinking about how to do it all evening...but I have the "Google SketchUp for Site Design" book here....right lets see......hmm...the 'stamp tool'?......?
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I was confused by the Solo answer
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Ahh...hang on,...."Drop Ruby"?
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Ha, Tom, that's the book I referenced too....page 45
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Yep Pete, I think Pilou's nailed it!
The 'Drop' ruby. Also named here by Daniel Tal.
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Spray Components by Didier Bur have inside Menu "Stay vertical" !
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...'more curvy' terrain with 'drop at intersection'
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So, is 'drop15' the same one?
edit; v1.5
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Thanks guys, After every new version of SU comes out I load ruby's as I need them and finding them can be difficult if you are an idiot like me and deleted SU 7 and all its files including ruby folder.
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Seem you have possibility to Copy / Past some plugs from the old folder Plugins to the new
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@tfdesign said:
So, is 'drop15' the same one?
edit; v1.5
The one on Smustard is version 1.52...so tiny bit newer
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One issue...
It drops right, but if you make a mistake and try to use undo, it undoes one at a tome, now if you have 200 poles it's a problem.
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even if they're all one component?
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If they are all one component then they do not follow the terrain, they need to be seperate components for the drop to work.
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