[Talk] Plugins Index
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@tig said:
:sketchstatic:
That new link to thomthom's list now works [for me at least]!
At last it works!
TIG.. there was another topic recently, (openURL w/anchor on mac,) where a user was complaining that FireFox (on OSX,) didn't handle # in urls correctly.
I posted the link to the FF bug forum, where you can search for "anchor", and get quite a few hits, where users are complaining of bugs.@tig said:
You can just right-click over the anchor-link e.g. 'TIG' in the original post and get the link - it copies the full-code that you can then use - no need to worry about constructing it - ...
Yes this is what I was trying to say.. create the anchor first, then use it's link, to go and set a url jump "from" link.
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Yay for anchors. I've wished for this - but strangely kept my mouth shut....
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FireFox works just fine with the # anchor tags... it was the Csaba's link was constructed [and in that I display posts in reverse chronological order so the first one is the most recent]. When the anchor-link is properly formed, so to looks to the very post itself and not to that post's thread, then it all works fine
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Agreed... and being sure the post number is in the url, should eliminate conflicts with same named anchors in the same thread.
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Jim,
Thanks again for the updates.
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so many plugins available. most of them works like miracles.
might be quite confusing for someone like me as newbie.
is it possible to also look for them in order of certain term?
like Pull-Push, Rotate-Mirror, Texture-Map, etc. -
@irwanwr said:
so many plugins available. most of them works like miracles.
might be quite confusing for someone like me as newbie.
is it possible to also look for them in order of certain term?
like Pull-Push, Rotate-Mirror, Texture-Map, etc.Good idea, and something I've been thinking about trying. There are technical and social hurdles that so far have prevented implementation. How would you organizer the plugins?
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maybe categorize as
architecture
organic
structure
edge editing
or maybe like autocad categorizing like drawing, modeling , um?
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Jim pls explain again what your "sniffer" can look at?
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I think this one site has a good file structure, Jim...
http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugins_sections.php
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@dan rathbun said:
Jim pls explain again what your "sniffer" can look at?
Currently, it reads the Plugins Forum, extracts topics titles containing /^[Plugin]/i along with the username of the topic.
Adding category info to the title isn't going to work so well since the title field has a limited length, so any category info is going to have to go in the first post using some convention (similar to the [Plugin] convention.)
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according to this SketchUp Plugin Reviews site, there's a plugin called Construction Line Tool by Jim and the site classify it as Essential Plugins.
but, i cannot find it anywhere here. any hints? thank you. -
If you click your first link, then click the Large Red download button you will find it there called clinetool.zip
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Only plugins that are shared here are listed in the index. Jim hosts his own plugins on his site (follow that big, red button arrow).
When we are at it, Rich also made a plugin which can draw (among others) construction (guide) lines, too:
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=37359 -
i see. thank you both Box and Gaieus.
i believe that would be O'Brien and with Pen Tools?
there's only one named Rich on the list.
thank you very much again to both. -
wow! thanks Jim for including SketchUpBIM on this list.
I would anxiously look forward for SketchUpBIM to find mention on your SketchUpTips blog as well
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please i need to ask about sketchup plugins and how to setup it
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Hi, BOSS-02:
DaveR created this "sticky" thread on how to install: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=35746If you are interested in a particular plugin and what it does, click on the link to the post. These are usually titled with [Plugin] as part of the heading. It is always a good idea to familiarize yourself with the native capabilities of Sketchup without plugins to gain a good understanding of the program.
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hi!
i realize this is sort of a subjective subject, but could you mark maybe the top 20 'most used' or most useful plugins? i don't mean to demean anyone's efforts here, i'm sure they are all very good, but it would be a big help to me if i knew which ones are useful for almost everybody!
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Dave, Jim's indexer only "sniffs" the information that is displayed on the forum topic list pages.
There's no way to tell anything subjective. There are number of replies, and number of views, but these can be for other reasons (such as reporting bugs to the author, help requests, new feature requests, etc.) The number of times downloaded for files (in a batch sense,) is only something the sysops can access (I believe.) Yes you can see download number for an individual file, when you actually look AT topic page. But Jim's sniffer does not actually do that. Even if it did... that number cannot indicate much. For instance, it might be a plugin that WAS popular, but is no longer needed for the latest SU version.
So what would happen, is Jim would need to have his script read a manually maintained "Must Have" list, and then he could mark (special color, etc.) the links for the plugins in the list.
Any way (for now)... see this sticky topic, which IS a subjective list:
Must Have Ruby Plugins - Visual Index
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