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      vico44
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      I try to put the highest faces of a selection of groups in a specific layer. It works well if the group is on the origin, but can't find the way to make it work if the group is not on the origin.

      	model = Sketchup.active_model
      	sel = model.selection
      	bbox = Geom::BoundingBox.new
      	sel.each {|grp| 
      					bbox.add(grp.bounds)
      					zgrp_max = bbox.max
      					get_entities(grp).find_all{|e| is_kind(e,"Face") }.each{|fc2|
      						pl2 = fc2.plane
      						if fc2.normal.parallel?( vec3d(0,0,1) ) and ( zgrp_max.on_plane?(pl2))
      				 			fc2.layer = "K-Masque"
      				 			edges = fc2.edges
      				 			edges.each {|edg| edg.layer = "K-Masque"}
      						end					
      			} }
      
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        vico44
        last edited by

        Ok I find the way, it works with local_bounds

        	model = Sketchup.active_model
        	sel = model.selection
        	bbox = Geom::BoundingBox.new
        	sel.each {|grp| 
        					bbox=grp.local_bounds
        					get_entities(grp).find_all{|e| is_kind(e,"Face") }.each{|fc2|
        						pl2 = fc2.plane
        						if fc2.normal.parallel?( vec3d(0,0,1) ) and ( bbox.max.on_plane?(pl2))
        				 			fc2.layer = "K-Masque"
        				 			edges = fc2.edges
        				 			edges.each {|edg| edg.layer = "K-Masque"}
        						end					
        			} }
        
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