[Plugin]T2H_BuildingStructureTools2.2.4 in20141207

tak2hata

Hi,All.
I update this to v2.2.1. in 2014.11.22.
Some bugs fixed.
and Change the sample profile files to have no extension name.
I found the point that oxer said.

Thanks!

Oxer

Hi tak2hata,
When I push Show tool icon it appears this warning window:

Warning Window.jpg

I suppose this is because default_pflist.xml file isn't included with the plugin. When I install the file by myself in the sample_pflist folder and then I select it through Change Profile-List File, on OSX & SU2015 the Shapes and Multiple Wall are empty in Tool Options window:
Empty Folders.jpg
but in SU2014 the content of these folders appears.

tak2hata

Hi,oxer.
This did not include the default_pflist.xml file in older version,too.
Only "sample_pflist_jis_japan.tsv" and "sample_pflist_northAmerica.tsv" and "sample_pflist_UK_AC.tsv" were included.
Now "sample_pflist_jis_japan" and "sample_pflist_northAmeric" and "sample_pflist_UK_AC" are included.
So I think missing "default_pflist.xml" file is not caused to new version.

About Empty when select "MWall" and "Shapes",
Does the folders exist in your plguin folder?

Oxer

Yes, the folders exist and they have content:
Folder content.jpg

This happens in SU2015 only, in SU 2014 the content of the folders appear in the Tool Options window correctly.

tak2hata

Hi,all
I update this to V2.2.4 in 2014-12-07.
Some bugfix and Improve the profile selector.and "Mwall" Work well on MacOSX.

Hi,Oxer.
Please try this version.

http://youtu.be/cJC_orBXMSg

chialiang168

Chinese and Taiwanese language files
中国と台湾の言語ファイル

中国と台湾の言語ファイル

Oxer

I installed the v2.2.4 and all work fine now on OS X 10.10.1
Thanks tak2hata !!

sumaster

Hello T2H Sir,

CHK web dialog box its working perfect but not working like your previous version.

Means when i draw wall and set parameters like wall height : 10' and width : 4" and start draw a wall and when i change the wall height : 2' and wall width : 1' and draw continue in view-port the tool not get new parameters . . . . . .

plz chk.

thanks for your advance tool . . . .

Ryucarlos

esta merda não estar completo com,o o da video aula

Esense3d

Hello
The Newest German Translation
Roland F. Swiss

and Thank you very much

German Files Feb 2015

AcesHigh

It simply doesn´t work for me in Sketchup 2015.

nothing happens when I click the Show Tools Icon (the one with the magnifying glass).

In fact, nothing happens when I click any icon, except the "Profile Schema" icon.

ps: nothing changes if I use the "Change the Profiles List File" option in the extensions menu. I can choose the profiles file, but still no icon of the tools functions...

edit: it worked on Sketchup 8, which I still have installed.

cadmunkey

Hi,
run into a problem, not sure if its 2105 specific as I no longer have 14 and before installed.
When I have the rotation set to default (0) the member follows the line path fine (on the left in the picture).
On the right, I wanted the RHS to be rotated about 90 degrees, so typed '90' in the rotation box but when I apply it I get something more like 35 degrees. I've tried with different inputs but the output never corresponds to the angle I have chosen. Any ideas?

cadmunkey

No one come across this issue before?

rodman100

I noticed this happens in SU2015 also.

driven

I don't have it installed, but what happens if you enter radians?
1.57079633
john

cadmunkey

@driven said:

I don't have it installed, but what happens if you enter radians?
1.57079633
john

Great, that works! What's going on then?

driven

the way ruby handles radians to degrees must have changed or you have another plugin that is changing the definition and it's effecting this one...

I'll see if I can find any thing...
john

cadmunkey

@driven said:

the way ruby handles radians to degrees must have changed or you have another plugin that is changing the definition and it's effecting this one...

I'll see if I can find any thing...
john

Cheers, really appreciate your help.

rodman100

Thanks driven, I should have spotted that! (one radian = 180/π degrees). By the way Josh Madison has a great little free prog that everyone should have on their Desktop...
https://joshmadison.com/convert-for-windows/

cadmunkey

@rodman100 said:

Thanks driven, I should have spotted that! (one radian = 180/π degrees). By the way Josh Madison has a great little free prog that everyone should have on their Desktop...

Wow, I still have the version from years ago that was named MConvert
I keep it on a USB stick as I've always been afraid of losing it as I could never find it online anymore. Thanks for the link!