How to animate a sliding door
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This is my tutorial (in "german" english) how to create sliding door step by step.
SlidingDoor.skp -
How sweet is that
Nice use of sections.
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Rock N ROll Ain't Noise Polution...
I've seen this before, thanks for bringing it over... this is just what we're looking for...
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@archi rag said:
nice.... but does that mean if u have a frame around the sliding door then it loses it through the section moving?
normally i do a series of layers changing but this seems like less hassle!
thanksYes Archi Rag,
it´s just one layer with two groups and two section cuts in each of these groups, animated between two scenes.
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@unknownuser said:
Rock N ROll Ain't Noise Polution...
I've seen this before, thanks for bringing it over... this is just what we're looking for...
I´ve posted this at the closed "component competition"-forum. But it´s gone, closed, deleted - anyway..out of space...
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Martin - simply "just" great. Genuine.
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Very creative! Will have to try this out.
poster-brichins
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Nicely done! :thup:
Thanks for sharing!
poster-Paco
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Great work Martin.
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How make the same with the bike
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Dear Pilou,
A very interesting tutorial showing one use of section planes.
You might like to take a look at Didier Bur's transformer_beta.rb which you will find at http://www.crai.archi.fr/RubyLibraryDepot/Ruby/em_arc_page.htm
This script allows one to create the same motion described in your tutorial.
Didier might like to look at updating this script to include a tool bar and tutorial etc.
Kind regards,
Bob -
Many thx for the infos!
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Hihi
Cool trick of Mandrake the magicianBut it's not exactly what I want
How move the bike in front of the wall and see it during the travel (no need to roll the wheels)
Without the use of Sketchyphysics because I want to export directly the anim inside Kerkythea!
Seems it's not possible at this day to export a SktechyPhysics animation in Kerkythea
I have contacted Didier Bur about his script above: it's so old that he don't remember how it works!
If someone has info about the "Transformer.rb" script, it will be a task
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Dear Pilou,
I might be able to help. Download Transformer_beta.rb and put it in your Plugins folder.
Open up a new Sketchup instance and create a simple cube at the orgin. Make it a group or a component; it doesn't matter which. Select the group/component and then go to your Plugins drop-down menu. Select Transformer>Positions>Group Initial Position. Move the cube along the red axis, and then select Transformer>Positions>Group Final Position. To test your selection , select Transformer>Movements>Move component to its Initial Position. The cube should jump back to the origin. Now for the smooth motion. Select Transformer>Animation>Animation Settings, and set the Steps and Duration (try 50 and 20). Finally, select Transformer>Animation>Animation Initial->Final.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
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Hi Watkins
Thx but what should be the result?
Somes "pages" or like the "SketchyPhysics" just an animation on the screen?
I will try again, but seems that I had made that you write and nothing append at the end
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Dear Pilou,
I'm sorry but you will have to ask Didier Bur as he wrote the script. Yes, the duration does not seem to connect to actual seconds of elapsed time, and so one has to experiment. Like all scripts it has a place in the grand scheme of things. It happily copes with rotation too, and so one can use it to rotate a door about its hinge.
Perhaps Didier could revise this script to give it more functionality. For example:
- select component/group - initial position
- select component/group - final position
- select motion constraints - steps and duration
The script then stores the position/motion data and assigns that data to that component/group. To animate the component/group one would first click on the component/group and then a 'transform' icon. Three icons: initial-to-final, final-to-initial and loop. Other icons might be used to increase/decrease 'steps' and 'duration', with a final icon updating the motion constraints assigned to that component. The number of components/groups which could be animated in a model would probably have to be limited, but 5 to 10 would be a good start. Deleting a component would result in its position/motion data being deleted.
Did you manage to animate the bike?
Regards,
Bob -
thx
I ask him if he can make also something like this
You clic some groups or componants in a certain oder and the result will be
one componant by page so a little animation
Maybe this yet exist?His script was good but now SketchyPhysics is more perfomant :
He says the same : use Physics
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Section cuts cannot be exported into Kerky with the current version of SU2KT though it's on the wish list.
You could use layers and copy/move the bike little by little putting the current instance on different layers then create scenes by hiding the rest.
Long and tedious work and the result is very likely a jaggy animation not worth rendering and wasting time in Kerky.
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I mean long and tedious in SU. Once you set up the scenes Kerky will handle it just as well as any other animation. True if you have a slow machine, it will be longer.
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