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    [Plugin] Export Vertices to CSV

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    • V Offline
      vislaw
      last edited by

      @tig said:

      I assume if you view the original mesh SKP in Monochrome mode with View > Hidden Geometry ON, you don't see these 'artifacts' ???

      Can you post [or PM] the original mesh SKP and resultant mesh after export.
      I suspect it's something to do with perhaps 'vertical' or inverted faces ?
      Once we see the SKP we can hopefully find out...

      Thank you so much TIG. This happens on all the terrains I've generated so far. I'm attaching the SKETCHUP file and also the CSV file that is generated from your script. Here's what the terrain looks like when I bring the CSV file into my terrain generator:

      http://www.transforensics.com/download/OriginalTerrainArtifacts.JPG

      As you can see, there are pits and spikes that shouldn't be there.

      I really appreciate your help as this would be an incredibly useful tool for me to have.

      Many many thanks for your generosity. I sent you a donation and will encourage my compadres to do so as well.


      OriginalMeshInSketchup.skp


      OriginalMeshInSketchup_verts.csv

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      • TIGT Offline
        TIG Moderator
        last edited by

        I'll try and look at it on Wednesday...
        At first sight I can't see why it should do that...

        It's a very simple script so it ought to work and/or be fixable πŸ˜•

        TIG

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        • TIGT Offline
          TIG Moderator
          last edited by

          Here's v1.3 http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=298614#p298614
          Get it from the PluginStore download link, or AutoInstall it from within SketchUp itself...

          The recently reported issues of 'artifacts' appearing in exported meshes was caused by having the Model Units set to 'Fractional' [already advised against!] but it is is now trapped - the Units LengthFormat is temporarily reset to 'Decimal' whilst it is exporting, and it's reset afterwards as needed.
          It also now in a 'TIG' module.
          It has a new easy to use File menu item TIG.exportvertices2csv to run it.
          Or you can still use the clunky Ruby Console 'command-line' [note that you now must type TIG.exportvertices2csv ]

          TIG

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            vislaw
            last edited by

            Beautiful work. I tip my hat to you for making this great tool. This provides me with a very easy way to bring 3D Google Earth terrains into an external application. Bravo TIG!

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              Isher
              last edited by

              Hi TIG,

              The export2CSV does not extract the points in the proper manner. You may export a circle and draw a Scatter Graph in MS Excel. The lines appear out of order.

              Would appreciate if there is any improvement

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              • TIGT Offline
                TIG Moderator
                last edited by

                @isher said:

                Hi TIG,

                The export2CSV does not extract the points in the proper manner. You may export a circle and draw a Scatter Graph in MS Excel. The lines appear out of order.

                Would appreciate if there is any improvement
                It just exports the vertices.
                It does not order them.
                A 'Delauney' algorithm is probably needed to arrange them...

                TIG

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                  BluesDog
                  last edited by

                  Hi TIG

                  I made a modification to an earlier version of your script that extends its functionality. Specifically, I tweaked it such that it exports the vertices of all the faces and edges in a model (not just the active selection). The tweak also finds all the faces and edges tucked away in groups and components. As well as applies the respective group and component level transforms to the vertices. I've uploaded the tweak to Gist, here's the link: modifiedScript

                  If the features are useful to you or your users feel free to integrate them with the latest version of your script.

                  Thanks a lot for creating and sharing the original script. It has been very useful! πŸ˜„

                  Regards

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                    Axello
                    last edited by

                    Great plugin! Is there any chance to pull out more than 2 approximated decimal points out of sketchup? e.g. 10 or more? thx

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                      Dave R
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                      @axello said:

                      Is there any chance to pull out more than 2 approximated decimal points out of sketchup? e.g. 10 or more?

                      If you read through this thread you can see that the number of decimal places you get depends on your precision settings in Model Info.

                      What units are you working in that you think you need 10 or more places past the decimal?

                      Etaoin Shrdlu

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                        zander83
                        last edited by

                        Hi TIG, is there somewhere I could look up as a guide for using your plugin? Out of my depth here but I basically just want to export the vertices from scatter instances in sketchup, to open in octane standalone scatter node. When I select the geometry / group (even if just a simple box) and hit TIG.exportvertices2csv under File nothing happens. What am I doing wrong? Using skp2019. Thanks very much for any help in advance!

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                        • TIGT Offline
                          TIG Moderator
                          last edited by

                          There's help within the posts in the thread, have you read them all ?

                          TIG

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                            MLUY
                            last edited by

                            Hi is there perhaps a way this plugin (or other) can export the co-ordinates of the polyline segments in the correct order? I am trying to reconstruct a polygon by loading in the co-ordinates from the csv, but I need them in the correct order. At the moment I am basically getting a point cloud

                            Thanks
                            Michiel

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