[Plugin] Guide Tools (1.3.0) — 21 October 2010
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Thank you very much!
your pluhins give me a lot of help!this plugin is great! wish more powerful! -
Is there a way to add a guidepoint to the center of an exploded circle? I tired exploded arc and just circle tools, but neither of them worked on an exploded circle.
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Circle or arc should not make a difference. Select two of the edges and it should work.
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@scott216 said:
Is there a way to add a guidepoint to the center of an exploded circle? I tired exploded arc and just circle tools, but neither of them worked on an exploded circle.
Did you try exploded arc center point finder (Chris Fullmer)?
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Guide_tools aren't working for me under SU Pro 2013. I deleted it and all the other TT_Lib related tools, then reinstalled all. Still not working.
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It works for me with SU2013.
You'll need to be more specific about what happens when you try to use it.
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Any error messages? As Dave mentioned, we'd need more specific info to what "isn't working".
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And seems this intersection don't work!
Or we can't name that Edge Edge Inetersection?
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Dear Thomthom can you add a CD Point at Bounds "Top" Center ?
And a CD Point at Bounds "Bottom" + "Top" Center ?I must make some acrobatics for have this result!
Projection by Tak2hata
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Great plug in but I noticed if I intersect 2 components, then try and find the center of the circle that is left from the intersection the plug in does not find the center. Also if you add a face to the circle it also does not add the center point. Am I missing something?
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If you select the edge of the "circle" does SketchUp identify it as a circle in Entity Info?
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No it is not a circle! But if I weld them it is now a curve, which is closer but not what is needed. Not seeing how to make it a circle, still missing something.
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Unless SketchUp thinks it is an arc or a circle, the native inferencing won't be able to identify a center and neither will the Guide Tool. It's not a deficiency with this plugin. I think Chris Fullmer (or maybe Jim Foltz) did a plugin that can figure out the center of curves that aren't circles or arcs. A search of the Plugins index should turn up what you need.
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Thanks for the help.
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@dave r said:
I think Chris Fullmer (or maybe Jim Foltz) did a plugin that can figure out the center of curves that aren't circles or arcs. A search of the Plugins index should turn up what you need.
e.g. Chris: Exploded arc centerpoint finder
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can someone check this file just to see if we're getting similar results?
if i use cPoint at Arc Center on an arc then no cpoint.. if i use cPoint at Circle Center on a circle then no cPoint.
if i use cPoint at Exploded Arc Center then it will work on an exploded arc as well as an arc or circle.
in reality, it's better (imo) to have the one command work on all scenarios.. i'm just curious if other are seeing the same thing
thanks(TT_Lib 2.9.8 with guideTools 1.4)
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same result here in Windows 8
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interesting.
up til now, I've been using a couple of different plugins to accomplish the same thing as this one command.
@thomthom. are you aware of this behavior? and if you're just now becoming aware of it, don't fix it
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Using Guide Tools 1.4.0 with SU Pro 2013 on Win8
circle-- cPoint at Circle Center worked fine
arc-- cPoint at Arc Center worked fine
same arc-- Exploded Arc Center worked fineEverything seemed to work okay.
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thanks for checking it Kupono.
I'll try it a little later in 2013 to see if it's a version issue.
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