[Plugin] Cloud.rb for SU6
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thanks gai. i have no need to know what is inside the script. it is enough that it works!!
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And does it?
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Hi Mateo,
I'm going to Croatia next week. Where are you living ? -
@gaieus said:
And does it?
well, i do not have any input file to test it with right now. could you send me on
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Hi all
Didier, thanks for this script!
I have tried to make a cloud of the Roman forum using the data from this site:
http://dlib.etc.ucla.edu/projects/Forum/geospatial
But the end result is not in the right scale.
I cant understant what i'm doing wrong, can anyone help me?here is the SKP. file with my result:
Many thanks.
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Edson,
Go to the Ruby Library Depot site (of Didier) and there you'll find a test (*.dat) file for the script.
Pedro,
The data provided on the website is probably in centimetres and your model is in feet.
Change the template/Units in your file where you're importing the data file, import it (and later you may change the units back).I hope this works - please, let us know!
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Tks Gaieus!!
That was the problem, i set the units to meters and it is perfect.
That was a real beginner mistake! lol
The first thing i do in a new model is change the units. How could i forgot it this time! tks. -
Well, Pedro, everyone makes mistakes - especially when they are sooo obvious!
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Does anyone know why my result is the wrong scale and inverted/mirrored?
Ben
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Ben,
You might be using another template file ("units-wise") than the input is. That was "ELISYUM"'s problem, too (see above).
I don't know about mirroring. Maybe the order of the date-input? (It should be x,y,z - in this order).
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@didier bur said:
Here is the update of cloud.rb for SU6 (won't work with SU5
(French version available at the Ruby Library Depot)
Enjoy,How does it work?
poster-Invader ZIM
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RTFM
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@gaieus said:
May I suspect what this means, Didier?
I found a source to Read the Manual at: http://www.crai.archi.fr/RubyLibraryDepot/Ruby/Cloud.pdf
And I've got a question.
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@schreiberbike said:
I found a source to Read the Manual at: http://www.crai.archi.fr/RubyLibraryDepot/Ruby/Cloud.pdf
Yeah, it's right next to the script - as Didier noted above.
As for the input - use simple text files with the x,y,z coordinates of every single point entered into a line each.
The source of this data file... well, wherever you can get it. I enter my own measurements or use a survey station and get the data as a text file or anything.
This script is mainly for you to use your own data than for importing because by importing you can usually have your mesh already.
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Didier, thank you for ALL your ruby scripts at your site... found a couple new ones I hadn't seen before.
you have a tiny glitch...
http://www.crai.archi.fr/RubyLibraryDepot/Ruby/Roof-v2-1.zip is missing the '.zip' in the link, so that it's a broken link. I just added the ".zip" to my address line, and it d/ls just fine.thanks again for your site.
The pushpull multiple faces with 2 selected points is going to be my new favorite tool! It's just what I came here looking for! -
Thanks Fletch,
Normally Rick Wilson's freebies links are redirecting you to Smustard as he requested. So the link is buggy twice.
Will fix that asap.
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Didier. Just downloaded cloud.rb. I had not come across this script until now. I haven't worked with point clouds before but this could be brilliant for my work.
Thanks
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I have a Problem with a large point cloud:
I'm able to import the Points (round about 80.000) with your script but if I tell the script to triangulate the points my Pc hangs up (It's just to much point at once)
Is there a posibility or another script to mesh only a few points at once to prevent sketchup from hanging up?
I hope anyone can help me
greetings
Markus
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I tried to attach the text file with the model - but it was too large.
so i divided the koordinates into three separate files and also attached a zipped file with the point cloud as sketchup-file
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