I invite for acquaintance with Russian plug-in

halroach

Wow!
Very nice plugin indeed!
I noticed in incorporates all kinds of round pipe standards. Does it also support profiles like I and U... like in Profile Builder?
Are you working on an English version?

yad2000

Good day! I am glad that the plug-like. While the plug-in supports only the pipes and taps, the profiles are not supported. The English version will be developed later, when the ideas will be fully realized (native language). Everything is just beginning - the next version will appear: transitions, tees, flanges, plugs. It also will be able to define their own norms and standards.
Thanks to all who follow the updates.

irwanwr

good to know that comrade

yad2000

@irwanwr said:

:thumb: good to know that comrade

what you had in mind

irwanwr

@yad2000 said:

The English version will be developed later, when the ideas will be fully realized (native language). Everything is just beginning - the next version will appear: transitions, tees, flanges, plugs. It also will be able to define their own norms and standards.

if the plugin will be available in English version and shared here too.
if it is true.

yad2000

@irwanwr said:

if the plugin will be available in English version and shared here too.
if it is true.

this is true, but it will probably not soon. Will take some time to create a fully functional version of the native language, only then do the translation. It is possible I will ask for help - if you do not mind

halroach

It would be nice to have in addition to the standard diameters an option for user defined diameters, either that the user adds his own diameters or his own library, or a simple type at the keyboard, just like when you draw a simple circle.
"Profile builder" has a nice interface for adding user defined shapes, and has the ability to add whole standard libraries.

Nice Work! I just showed your plugin at work to a Russian speaking fellow worker and he's already sending links to friends of his, who may find your plugin very useful...

yad2000

@unknownuser said:

It would be nice to have in addition to the standard diameters an option for user defined diameters, either that the user adds his own diameters or his own library, or a simple type at the keyboard, just like when you draw a simple circle.
"Profile builder" has a nice interface for adding user defined shapes, and has the ability to add whole standard libraries.

Nice Work! I just showed your plugin at work to a Russian speaking fellow worker and he's already sending links to friends of his, who may find your plugin very useful...

Ability to edit a list of items will be in the next version. Now just working on a new interface that will provide such opportunities. The new version will have several elements of drawing, the announcement of the new version features expected in 2-3 months

yad2000

See the next version

#-Changes in the structure of the database elements
#-Drawing and editing lines
#-Drawing and editing taps
#-Drawing and editing transitions

Drawing and editing-tees

Drawing-caps

Drawing-flange

Create spec-

#-Copy function properties (layer / material) for the objects and groups CoolPipe

jorge2011

thanks for the update. very interesting.
a query:
The plugin generates the following error:

Error: # <ArgumentError: Not enough-at least 3 edges required>
C Program Files / Google / Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/CoolPipe/Service_proc.rb: 552: in add_face ' C :/ Program Files / Google / Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/CoolPipe/Service_proc.rb: 552: in cp_create_pipe_geometry '
C Program Files / Google / Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/CoolPipe/PipeTool.rb: 110: in `OnLButtonDown '

you can fix that? thank you very much

driven

hi,

it looks great but doesn't run on mac.

what does the .dll and .so contain, is there a mac equivalent?

john

yad2000

@jorge2011 said:

thanks for the update. very interesting.
a query:
The plugin generates the following error:
Error: # <ArgumentError: Not enough-at least 3 edges required>
C Program Files / Google / Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/CoolPipe/Service_proc.rb: 552: in add_face ' C :/ Program Files / Google / Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/CoolPipe/Service_proc.rb: 552: in cp_create_pipe_geometry '
C Program Files / Google / Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/CoolPipe/PipeTool.rb: 110: in `OnLButtonDown '
you can fix that? thank you very much

What are you trying to do when there was this error?

@driven said:

hi,
it looks great but doesn't run on mac.
what does the .dll and .so contain, is there a mac equivalent?
john

. dll and. so standard libraries contain Iconv, to work with different encodings. The plugin was created for the Russian language for Windows, unfortunately for MAC to configure the plugin I have no technical ability (I hope to understand.)
Iconv needed to process W-1251 encoding in UTF from time to time by the return webdialog

jorge2011

try to draw a pipe, and just draw a vertical line and generates the error

yad2000

@jorge2011 said:

try to draw a pipe, and just draw a vertical line and generates the error

very strange ...
probably something with the settings of the sketchup
or platform
or something else))

yorik1984

I tested plugin. If you have in your plugin directory this plugin:
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=41840
http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugin_details.php?id=219
SU shutdown with error!

yad2000

plug-in works correctly on a 32 - x bit Windows, sometimes there is an incompatibility with some third-party plug-ins

driven

@yad2000 said:

. dll and. so standard libraries contain Iconv, to work with different encodings. The plugin was created for the Russian language for Windows, unfortunately for MAC to configure the plugin I have no technical ability (I hope to understand.)
Iconv needed to process W-1251 encoding in UTF from time to time by the return webdialog

Hi,
I had to change all the Sketchup:: require'' to require '' to return true and see the Toolbar.

If I comment out all 'Iconv' references in all the files, Webkit on mac appears to handle the Cyrillic encoding without any issues.

Is

<script type="text/javascript" src="js/documets_pack.js"></script>

still needed? I get an error.

If I change ini.rb to "Lang=en", on start I get a message box Did not load RB script: /Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/plugins/CoolPipe/coolpipe_Start.rb
if I start with Lang=ru and then change ini.rb and reload, I get
Error: #<TypeError: /Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/plugins/CoolPipe/coolpipe_Start.rb:81:inadd_item': can't convert nil into String>`

I can't get much further without English, but will keep trying.
john

Dan Rathbun

OMG! WHAT A PIECE OF CRAP.

Denis .. you MUST wrap all your code inside a module.

You are defining class veriables and all your methods within Object, and they propagate into everyone else's classes and modules.

I do not recommend anyone use this plugin until it is fixed, and properly module wrapped !!

Dan Rathbun

WARNING !!

This "plugin" (term used loosely,) does very bad things to SketchUp's Ruby environment !

It includes Math module into Object, which will propagate into EVERYTHING else.
Also it modifies Integer, Float and Fixnum baseclases, by including Math (again), and defining plugin specific methods (that are not really needed anyway.)

yad2000

@driven said:

Hi,
I had to change all the Sketchup:: require'' to require '' to return true and see the Toolbar.
If I comment out all 'Iconv' references in all the files, Webkit on mac appears to handle the Cyrillic encoding without any issues.
Is

<script type="text/javascript" src="js/documets_pack.js"></script>

still needed? I get an error.

If I change ini.rb to "Lang=en", on start I get a message box Did not load RB script: /Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/plugins/CoolPipe/coolpipe_Start.rb
if I start with Lang=ru and then change ini.rb and reload, I get
Error: #<TypeError: /Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/plugins/CoolPipe/coolpipe_Start.rb:81:inadd_item': can't convert nil into String>`
I can't get much further without English, but will keep trying.
john

Work on the multi-language version is started, the news wrote about this on your site. Much more needs to be done (not without some help users of course).
The plugin is provided as is and use it to recommend your own risk.

@dan rathbun said:

OMG! WHAT A PIECE OF CRAP......

Please calm down!
I am not a programmer proffessionalny Ruby, do what learned.
I do not claim to uniqueness and correctness of their decisions. Your comment will take into consideration and try to make changes with the next version.
As the saying goes do not like do not eat, and you should not call all the crap.