Medeek Wall Plugin
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@gullfo I gave it the links to the API web pages and told it to study them and from that it was able to use the API fully.
Here are the links I provided ChatGPT:
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very cool! thanks!
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Just so everyone is aware, they should update to this latest release: SU 2026.1.2 because of specific bug fix for the SpaceMouse issue as documented here:
- (Windows) Fixed a crash related to DX12 rendering triggered by orbiting or zooming while using a 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse, notably after using extensions such as Medeek Wall.
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i find SU 2026 unusable do the folder setting restrictions which make my component and material collections virtually unreadable from all the duplication and then consider that if i do modify the folders, the installer simply reverts. so i'm on 2025 until they can fix it. thankfully i don't use a SpaceMouse...
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Version 4.4.4 - 04.02.2026
- Enabled the following methods within the Medeek Wall API: wall_draw_perim
- Enabled "profile cutting" of balusters for vertical and OTP handrails.
I'm not sure why I didn't realize I could do this before but I woke up yesterday and I realized that a simple profile could be revolved into the cutting solid (like putting a piece of square stock on a lathe) and then boolean subtracted from the square baluster as shown to give a typical "turned" baluster.
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Version 4.4.5 - 04.05.2026
- Fixed a bug with the profile cutting of balusters.
- Enabled a new boolean subtraction algorithm for profile cutting of balusters.
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Version 4.4.5b - 04.08.2026
- Added a tooltip for the Corner Treatment option into the Global Settings, Draw and Edit Wall Menus.
I didn't realize that the term "California Corner" was not well known in the industry. To that end I've added a tooltip for "Corner Treatment" which shows a typical (2x6) California Corner and a U-Corner. Hopefully this further clarifies this parameter for some users who are not familiar with this term. The other corner treatments seem fairly self explanatory.
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