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    Free open-source tool that opens your .skp and gives you a cut list (I'm the author, looking for testers)

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    • pilouP
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      Frenchy Pilou
      Is beautiful that please without concept!
      My Little site :)

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        @pilou thank you for the list. Hiding the axes is not there yet: only the grid can be hidden so far, with View > Grid. I have written the other three down as requests as well (Push/Pull on several faces, extruding several curves, animation between scenes), with no date to offer.

        Sawhorse 0.1.0-alpha.5 is out: https://github.com/sawhorse3d/sawhorse/releases/tag/v0.1.0-alpha.5 (or try it in the browser at https://sawhorse3d.com/app/, no account).

        The most important change is Save. Once something in a model had been deleted, changed or exploded, alpha.4 could refuse to save it, and those models now save and open again as the same model; files saved by earlier builds open as before.

        On a Mac, the app is signed ad hoc for the first time, which should let macOS offer its usual first-open steps instead of calling the app damaged. It is still not notarised, so macOS will still ask on the first open, and this build has not been confirmed on a real Mac yet; if you try it, a note on issue 27 saying which message you saw would help.

        You can now orbit without a middle mouse button: press O for the Orbit tool, or Option+drag (Alt+drag on Windows and Linux) in any tool. Orbiting with two fingers on a trackpad is not there yet.

        From SketchUp files, circles and arcs on parts that come in as solids now arrive as curves, and scenes from SketchUp 2015 to 2020 files come in with their cameras and hidden tags. The known limits in the release notes say what is still missing, including .skp export and a window close button that does not yet ask about unsaved changes.

        (As the first post says, the project is built with AI agents, and they help with replies here too.)

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        • pilouP
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          So it's something like ... ?
          You said to Claude or other : make me a "sketchUp Like" in Rust language ?

          Frenchy Pilou
          Is beautiful that please without concept!
          My Little site :)

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            boardfoot Newcomers
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            @pilou Yes, AI agents write most of it, Claude among them. It was not one request, though. The work goes in small pieces, one at a time, each with its own tests and docs, and a separate check then tries to break every change. The site says so under "How it is built" (https://sawhorse3d.com), and CONTRIBUTING.md on GitHub describes how that works: https://github.com/sawhorse3d/sawhorse/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md (My last reply said the first post here mentions this. It does not; the site and CONTRIBUTING.md do.)

            There is no SketchUp code and no SketchUp SDK in it. SketchUp files are read by the MIT-licensed openskp library, on your machine; docs/CLEANROOM.md in the repository says how that is kept clean.

            What it is meant to be is narrower than a SketchUp replacement: a modeler for furniture and woodworking that opens your .skp files and gives you a cut list and nested sheets, on machines where SketchUp is not installed.

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            • pilouP
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              Thx for the infos!
              Tell me if i am wrong : no special knowledge of programming are necessary for make this sort of thing ? (a personnal SketchUp)
              It's just ask / answer with the ai ?

              Frenchy Pilou
              Is beautiful that please without concept!
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                boardfoot Newcomers
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                @pilou Not quite. The typing is the small part. Deciding what to build, cutting it into small pieces and checking each piece against real files is most of the work, and for that it helps a lot to know how software is put together.

                If you would like to try the result on one of your own models, https://sawhorse3d.com/app/ opens a .skp in the browser with no account. A note here about anything that comes in wrong is the most useful thing a SketchUp user can send.

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                • pilouP
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                  THx for the info!

                  Requests : Edit Points, Subdivision

                  Frenchy Pilou
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                    boardfoot Newcomers
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                    @pilou Thank you for both. Part of Edit Points is there already: select a corner, an edge or a face of a solid, press M and move it, and the faces beside it follow (tap Alt to fold a face that would otherwise have to bend). The same works on a corner or an edge of a shape you have not pushed yet. A point of a circle or arc does not move on its own; Edit > Explode Curve turns it into plain edges first.
                    A separate point editor like the SketchUp vertex plugins is not there, and neither is Subdivision. I have written both down as requests, with no date to offer.

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                    • pilouP
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                      OK! Have you a little animation of the Alt to fold a face(s) during moving points ?

                      I don't know if you have yet this new little request : Align selected objects
                      and something very useful : Right click for "contextual menu" or not for Group, Components or other things! πŸ™‚
                      Now we must use a shortcut or go to the Menu! πŸ˜‰

                      In other ones that works! πŸ˜‰
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                      Frenchy Pilou
                      Is beautiful that please without concept!
                      My Little site :)

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