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    [Plugin] TIG-weld

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    • TIGT
      TIG Moderator
      last edited by

      Here's v3.0 http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=TIG-weld It be re-signed for full v2017 compatibility in all loading-policies.

      TIG

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        rastamannichk
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        It doesnt work in SK 2k15.

        How do I install this .rb file?
        I try to use the simple plugin installer but wont work and does appear in tool or extension the weld

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        • TIGT
          TIG Moderator
          last edited by

          @rastamannichk said:

          It doesnt work in SK 2k15.
          How do I install this .rb file?
          I try to use the simple plugin installer but wont work and does appear in tool or extension the weld
          Use the Dowmload link button, that's just two posts ago - this goes to its entry in the SketchUcation PluginStore.
          Then Download its latest RBZ file from there.

          It should work in v2015...

          Use Preferences > Extensions > Install Extension... button
          [Note that in v2017 this has changed to Window > Extension Manager... etc]

          Find the downloaded RBZ and install it.

          When it's installed 'TIG-weld' is an extension.
          Check that it is activated in the Extensions dialog...

          When installed and activated it has a menu item under:

          Tools > TIG-weld

          There is no Toolbar or context-menu entry for this tool.

          You refer to a .rb file - if you mean the customized example RB attached to an earlier post please ignore that and get the last v3.0 RBZ from the link...
          You should always get the latest RBZ from the PluginStore...

          TIG

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            laughcry
            last edited by

            Usefull and smart

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              laughcry
              last edited by

              just tell me where i can download this usefull thing?

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              • jujuJ
                juju
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                @laughcry said:

                just tell me where i can download this usefull thing?

                just go to the pluginstore, search for weld, select the approriate option, download

                Save the Earth, it's the only planet with chocolate.

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                  JKsys
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                  Does weld work in 8 make?

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                  • TIGT
                    TIG Moderator
                    last edited by

                    It should work in all current SketchUp versions [pro/free], including those which are no longer supported like v8.
                    Remember that v2017 Make is available if your OS can run it ?
                    That is the last free desktop version available for personal non-commercial use.
                    With v2018 its 'free' version is web-based, and currently does not support plugins/extensions...

                    TIG

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                    • JClementsJ
                      JClements
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                      Hi TIG:
                      Would there be a chance of upgrading TIG-Weld?

                      1- When welding, if there are two of more adjacent segments that are colinear/coplanar then have them changed into a single, straight segment. This would help in: the general cleanup of unnecessary geometry, lowering file size, and eliminating undesired snapping points.

                      I suppose there should be user-defined setting available for this option that would continue to be active unless the user decides later on to turn the option off.

                      2- Could it also appear in the Selection Context menu?

                      Thanks for your consideration,
                      John

                      John | Illustrator | Beaverton, Oregon

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                      • TIGT
                        TIG Moderator
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                        Look at Fredo's toolset 'FredoTools' https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=FredoTools

                        • RemoveLonelyVertices https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=332047#p332047
                          His tool already makes such edges into one edge...
                          [Don't forget to install LibFredo too]

                        TIG

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                        • JClementsJ
                          JClements
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                          Thank you.

                          John | Illustrator | Beaverton, Oregon

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