[Plugin] TT_Lib²
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I will proceed along your instructions
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@thomthom said:
Not all plugins can be enabled/disabled via the Extension list.
a suggestion for a plugin or for sketchup?
would make debugging fast and easy -
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Whoa! After a remote session (thanks to Teamviewer) I found the culprit! It was organizer which doesn't just modify the menus etc, it even loads the files it iterates - causing Vertex Tools'
loader.rbto be loaded beforett_vertex.rb- because it made the assumption that nothing other thantt_vertex.rbwould be loading it.
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Organizer?
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Ah. So that's not so good.
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It does say in the description of Organizer that sub-folders in the plugins folder needs to be excluded (because it assumes all sub-folders otherwise belongs to Smustard...
)But I had no idea how that plugin worked. I was just somewhat aware it did something with the menus. So now I've been debugging, with my user who's also had to deal with this, for the last three days. I don't like the invasive behaviour of Organizer.
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Neither had I !
@unknownuser said:
There is also a mechanism for developers to easily exclude their subfolders so Organizer will not try to load the contents of those folders. This should result in a smoother experience for users, who won't have to contend with manually maintaining the excluded folders list in the SmustardOrganizerExcludeFolders.txt file.
To do this: in your subfolder, create an empty text file called "exclude.txt" - that's it!
I too don't like the way that 'other developers' [AKA most of us] are expected to avoid their sledgehammer.
There are many tools that have subfolders of other files that don't auto-load...
They never should be auto-loaded anyway !? Surely that must be up to loader-scripts or extension-loaders to decide... Why has RickW made it this way at all ?
Have you messaged him ??
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Yea - as it is now it by-passes the Extension mechanism of Plugins. Unless they exclude themselves. Which is really not something he should expect a developer to do. It shouldn't be an opt-out system. How on earth is a developer expected to know about the behaviour of another plugin like that?
I've not contacted him, no. I exhausted my computer time today debugging this.
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I'm puzzled why he made the Plugins folderstructure into the hierarchy of the custom menus... o_O
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Hi All!
Sorry for posting this without first combing through the preceding pages. My anti-virus (Kaspersky) is going crazy over the tt_api.so file thinking it's malware. Anyone else encountering this? Didn't seem to bother anything up until just recently. Puzzling.....
Thoughts?! Thanks in advance!
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Yes, there's been a few reports. Tell Kaspersky to leave the file alone. (And please also make a report to Kaspersky about the false negative. Some other users has already reported it, but maybe they bump up the priority if more people complain.)
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maybe someone knows a way to disable the quarantine for one specific file inside Kapersky?
I didn't know the way to do that,
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Hi All,
I'm fairly new to Sketchup, and am trying to install the Cleanup plugin - I have a current model that's massive and therefore causing problems in rendering plugins such as Lumenrt or Maxwell Render -
Could someone please walk me thru the install of the Cleanup plugin for Mac?
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The subject has been covered repeatedly. I guess you could go through this thread and find it several times. Or you can look at the thread specifically on installing plugins.
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And here's an link to an article that explains it in detail with links to helping utilities such a "Simple Plugin Installer": http://www.thomthom.net/thoughts/2012/01/installing-plugins-for-google-sketchup/
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@thomthom said:
Yes, there's been a few reports. Tell Kaspersky to leave the file alone. (And please also make a report to Kaspersky about the false negative. Some other users has already reported it, but maybe they bump up the priority if more people complain.)
I am one of those who tried, and spent a lot of time in it.
TMHO Kaspersky sucks: no after sales service whatsoever.
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@dave r said:
The subject has been covered repeatedly. I guess you could go through this thread and find it several times. Or you can look at the thread specifically on installing plugins.
Got it - Thanks very much -
and Thanks to Thomas for the plugin - it's great!
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