How to leave a watermark in an object or wall
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Good day,
I have a job in college and need to put a "watermark" on a wall or object, to signal that that object/wall was already modified. Anyone know any Ruby API the code that do this?
I managed to leave this mark on the floor, but I would like to put on the wall and/or object
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I don't think you will get more answers if you start a new topic here and ignore slbaumgartners answer there:
https://forums.sketchup.com/t/how-to-leave-a-mark-dwater-in-an-object-or-wall/39248 -
If i weel understand maybe Super Drape by Tig is made for that!
But you must before rotate wall to the horizontal!
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@cotty said:
I don't think you will get more answers if you start a new topic here and ignore slbaumgartners answer there:
https://forums.sketchup.com/t/how-to-leave-a-mark-dwater-in-an-object-or-wall/39248slbaumgartners answer was/is very interesting. Is there a way to erase all instances of the component from the model, after the "watermarks" are no longer required with a single or few commands?
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All the water marks can be on a layer that you turn on or off. You could even date the layers for progress watermarks. (ok...who could be bothered?)
The use of components seems a good choice since you are not altering the model geometry in any way. Easy to tag objects in one click.
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@cotty said:
I don't think you will get more answers if you start a new topic here and ignore slbaumgartners answer there:
https://forums.sketchup.com/t/how-to-leave-a-mark-dwater-in-an-object-or-wall/39248Thanks for responding. I was trying to put into practice and better understand what he said.
I tried to first use this code:
model = Sketchup.active_model
path = "Plugins"
image_file = Sketchup.find_support_file("c.jpg", path)
image = model.active_entities.add_image(image_file, ORIGIN, 30)And then the Face.get_glued_instances
but the two code only the image on the floor and I can't take to the walls. -
@pbacot said:
All the water marks can be on a layer that you turn on or off. You could even date the layers for progress watermarks. (ok...who could be bothered?)
The use of components seems a good choice since you are not altering the model geometry in any way. Easy to tag objects in one click.
I woke up with that thought. Thanks for confirming!
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