Selective component explode
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this is what i typed in the ruby console
n='KLC1-';m=Sketchup.active_model;m.start_operation('x',true);m.definitions[n].instances.each{|i|i.explode};m.commit_operation;it does make a loop...
this a shot of the ruby console, but it never ended, i had to force sketchup out
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What does
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The model you provided, is that the whole model that you are working with or just a portion? The first code I posted completed in 2 seconds on that model, so I'm hoping that is only a small portion of a much larger model?
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Works fine for me too, and explodes all 122 instances in a few seconds, using my code !
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Geo - make certain the Outliner window is closed, and try again. Then disable that SketchStruct plugin and try again.
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@chris fullmer said:
The model you provided, is that the whole model that you are working with or just a portion? The first code I posted completed in 2 seconds on that model, so I'm hoping that is only a small portion of a much larger model?
no, it is the whole model
the problem must be with my computer
i shall try to find out
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Ahh, that's good to know! Definitely try disabling other plugins like Jim mentions.
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@jim said:
Geo - make certain the Outliner window is closed, and try again. Then disable that SketchStruct plugin and try again.
you solved my problem !
I deleted sketchtruct and both TIG and Chris did the job in a few seconds...
How did you guess it was coming from sketchtruct?
This shows how much your "plugins quarantine" idea may help to solve plugin problems...
Thank you
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Great job Jim!
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@glro said:
How did you guess it was coming from sketchtruct?
Lucky guess, but the Ruby Console gave a bug hint...
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