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  • M Offline
    Mike Lucey
    last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:13

    @cphillips said:

    Any other comments or feedback?

    Has anyone used the SketchySolids toolbar? I am thinking that it is almost worthy of being a separate plugin.

    Chris

    Hi Chris,

    I'll have to lock myself into a room for a couple
    of hours with SketchyPhysics and get back on this
    one.

    Mike

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      Haggai
      last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:14

      Well I just want to say as everyone that this is a really amazing script, I have look around the different possibilities, there is alot that we can do and it realy increase the use of Sketchup, increase our ideas and help us more with our needs.
      I know that this is just the begining, and I also know that it will only get better, i will be waiting for it.
      I really want to thank you for sharing with everyone.
      one question I have for now, is there a way to control how to "grab" the objects in a way that we can for example grab a cmu block and put it on an other one with presision. When I tried they seem to be floating in the air as I carry them? I will keep trying.

      Again thank you very much for all the work.

      P: Haggai

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        mateo soletic
        last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:14

        Amazing stuff and great work.
        After watching the videos
        the possibilities are endless.

        [Concept Illustrations](http://concept-illustrations.com/)

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          CPhillips
          last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:15

          @haggai said:

          one question I have for now, is there a way to control how to "grab" the objects in a way that we can for example grab a cmu block and put it on an other one with presision. When I tried they seem to be floating in the air as I carry them? I will keep trying.

          By default the object will try to move only horiziontaly. Hold down CTRL to drag up and down.

          There is a tutorial of sorts here:
          http://code.google.com/p/sketchyphysics/wiki/Tutorials

          Chris

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            Haggai
            last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:15

            I am doing this but what i meant is that even when I lift up the object it is hard to control them, they are like hanging on a string and swinging as i move.

            P: Haggai

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              CPhillips
              last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:15

              @haggai said:

              I am doing this but what i meant is that even when I lift up the object it is hard to control them, they are like hanging on a string and swinging as i move.

              Oh, I see. I tried it so the object moved faster and it didnt work very well. The problem is the object flys around the scene too fast. Say you drag a cube from one side of the screen to the other. Depending on how far out you are zoomed the object can be moving hundereds of miles per hour. If it bumped into anything along the way that object would go flying.

              Ill make it adjustable in a future version and you can try it.

              And I agree, the controls could be better.

              Chris

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                Krisidious
                last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:16

                I found the controls pretty good, I got how to move stuff and throw stuff, and drop it. and I liked the bars...

                By: Kristoff Rand
                Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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                  Whaat
                  last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:21

                  I like this script so much, I thought I'd do a tribute...Indigo style!

                  http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/sas/Ruby/im1184173089.jpg

                  Whaat

                  SketchUp Plugins for Professionals

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                    CPhillips
                    last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:21

                    @whaat said:

                    I like this script so much, I thought I'd do a tribute...Indigo style!

                    301 Moved Permanently

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                    Whaat

                    That looks really cool! It will be nice when we can finally do physics and ray tracing in real time. πŸ˜„

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                      otb designworks
                      last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:22

                      "sniff, sniff..........feeling sorry for myself............"

                      Thanks Chris, you have managed to make the one thing on the planet that makes me regret not having a PC.

                      Sure sounds like you guys are having a fun time........... 😞

                      Cheers, Chuck

                      OTB Designworks is on Youtube

                      6 core nMP, 32 gig RAM, (2) D700 GPU's, dual monitors

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                        namza
                        last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:25

                        i did that funny work
                        you need the last version of sketchyphysics http://code.google.com/p/sketchyphysics/wiki/LatestVersion


                        avance3c.skp

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                          Krisidious
                          last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:25

                          @unknownuser said:

                          "sniff, sniff..........feeling sorry for myself............"

                          Thanks Chris, you have managed to make the one thing on the planet that makes me regret not having a PC.

                          Sure sounds like you guys are having a fun time........... 😞

                          why not run that Windows Emulator....?

                          By: Kristoff Rand
                          Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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                            CPhillips
                            last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:27

                            @namza said:

                            i did that funny work
                            you need the last version of sketchyphysics http://code.google.com/p/sketchyphysics/wiki/LatestVersion

                            Very cool. That is the simplest self moving machine I have seen. πŸ˜„

                            Chris

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                              namza
                              last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:28

                              @cphillips said:

                              @namza said:

                              i did that funny work
                              you need the last version of sketchyphysics http://code.google.com/p/sketchyphysics/wiki/LatestVersion

                              Very cool. That is the simplest self moving machine I have seen. πŸ˜„

                              Chris

                              i made it afer a lost of test. The problem is that now i CAN'T ( !!) reproduce this machine. It goes with join and groups but all depends of what do i have to join ans what do i have to group ...and in wich order .....

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                                CPhillips
                                last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:28

                                @namza said:

                                i did that funny work
                                you need the last version of sketchyphysics http://code.google.com/p/sketchyphysics/wiki/LatestVersion

                                By the way. I see you made your track out of blocks. That is fine, but you can also just edit the floor. Any staticmesh (like the floor) can be edited at a per face level and will still work.

                                [url=http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/sas/SketchyPhysics/avance3c-track.skp:33txugzx ]avance3c-track.skp[/url:33txugzx]

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                                  CPhillips
                                  last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:29

                                  @namza said:

                                  @cphillips said:

                                  @namza said:

                                  i did that funny work
                                  you need the last version of sketchyphysics http://code.google.com/p/sketchyphysics/wiki/LatestVersion

                                  Very cool. That is the simplest self moving machine I have seen. πŸ˜„

                                  Chris

                                  i made it afer a lost of test. The problem is that now i CAN'T ( !!) reproduce this machine. It goes with join and groups but all depends of what do i have to join ans what do i have to group ...and in wich order .....

                                  You can use the joint connection tool to examine the way the joints are connected. In this case each of the 3 cylinders is grouped with a hinge. And the bars are just connected to the hinges.

                                  Joint connections can be confusing at first.

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                                    not registered yet
                                    last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:29

                                    Chris,
                                    That is nothing short of amazing. I'm awestruck. I'm curious as to why and what it took (in general terms) to create this.

                                    Mark

                                    P: marsol

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                                      CPhillips
                                      last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:29

                                      @unknownuser said:

                                      Chris,
                                      That is nothing short of amazing. I'm awestruck. I'm curious as to why and what it took (in general terms) to create this.

                                      Mark

                                      Thanks Mark.

                                      The why is because its fun.πŸ˜„ I like making things that actually behave the way you'd expect.

                                      What it took was a good physics engine (newton) and a lot of work. I have been working on it on and off for over 2 years. Its currently around 10k lines of ruby but I have probably written and discarded 20k.

                                      Some of that 10k is code that isn't even enabled yet. SketchyReplay for example records animations and features some non-linear editing. Here is an example. Note the camera behavior and the rewind stuff at the end.

                                      Chris

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                                        architectboy
                                        last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:30

                                        So, I've set up a Sketchy Physics competition for anyone who is interested in modeling with Sketchy Physics.

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                                          Krisidious
                                          last edited by 5 Nov 2007, 11:30

                                          is there or could there be, a way to turn on a shader, that would shade or highlight the area in which SketchyPhysics was available with in the model.

                                          know what I mean? there is an area in which the Physics work and one where it does not, I'd like to see that area...

                                          By: Kristoff Rand
                                          Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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