[Plugin] Skin.rb

baz · 21 Nov 2007, 03:40

heres a couple of quickie icons for discussion, Im not clear what the 'selecton' tool does tho.
baz

architectboy · 21 Nov 2007, 03:41

Yes, I like the one for the connecting sides, thank you! And as for the clean selection tool it's hard to explain, put a picture is worth a thousand words, right? The reason that I included this tool is that I call it from inside the script.
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Script Update: I think that I have just figured out why it wont successfully do lines (without the code to catch it) but since it is bed time I will go to bed and fix that tomorrow.

Krisidious · 21 Nov 2007, 03:42

yes I've been digging the clean selection... it's awesome...

baz · 21 Nov 2007, 03:44

how about these?
baz

baz · 21 Nov 2007, 03:45

here they are again at about the right size

architectboy · 21 Nov 2007, 03:46

They are very nice and clear, I like them, thank you again. And if you can, would you make them the same colors as the standard ones to make them look more official (I don't think you would leave them pink). As, for the script, I didn't do much work on it today because it's my brothers birthday

baz · 21 Nov 2007, 03:47

Happy to change the colour, not sure what you mean by 'standard' lotsa colours on the toolbars, (including pink
you choose, I think you need a bright colour tho.
baz.

ps: I love the way the spell checker thinks Im spelling 'colour' wrong! Ok color. happy now?

architectboy · 21 Nov 2007, 03:47

Oh, well if you've seen pink ones that's fine with me, but I've only seen brownish ones so that's what I would be more comfortable with. And a bright color would probably make it easier to see, good idea. And should I put "Baz" in the credits or something else

ps: color is only spelled colour by the British (see http://www.dictionary.com )

baz · 21 Nov 2007, 03:48

its your call on the colour.
I dont need a credit, glad to help you ruby wizards for a change.
baz

PeterCharles · 21 Nov 2007, 03:49

May I say how much I appreciate the skin.rb script.

I can use SketchUp to create both ends of sheet metal 'square to rounds', 'skin.rb' will join the points, 'jf_unfoldtool.rb' will unfold a flat pattern which I can export full size as a DXF profile and feed to a laser profiler.

Magic

architectboy · 21 Nov 2007, 03:49

As for the color, I would like it brown like the ones that come with sketchup, just a little bit lighter though . Now I don't know why I must disagree so much with someone I'm grateful to for helping me, but if I don't put your name in the credits and say that I did it all by myself I would be lying, and I was just wondering if "Baz" would be good enough or if you would like you real name in there (or if "Baz" is your real name). And if you cant get the background to be transparent, just send it to me withought any antialiasing and I will erase the background then antialias it.

Edson · 21 Nov 2007, 03:50

i look forward to getting skinned.

cheers.

edson

architectboy · 21 Nov 2007, 04:20

Baz, I just took the large pictures of the icons, colorized them to my liking, and made them fit for being buttons. So the work load is now off of you but if you already have them just put them up and we'll see which ones are better. And thank you, Thank you, Thank You! for the icons

The script is coming along nicely and here is a in-between version with non-branching lines working, and it has the icons too. Just unzip everything into the Plugins folder.

Skin.zip

Daniel S · 21 Nov 2007, 04:21

Thank you!!!
It works with lines too!! A great script and very very usefull.
Thank you!!!
Daniel S

architectboy · 21 Nov 2007, 04:22

Warning: the in-between versions are Very buggy

architectboy · 21 Nov 2007, 04:25

So, since I was getting slightly tired of programing I decided to take a break and show you guys just what the plans for future versions are. Each picture shows what that version will do in one operation. The current version is 1.8, working on 1.9.

architectboy · 21 Nov 2007, 04:28

Here are the rest. And all the versions in-between 1.0 and 1.7 had slightly different ways of doing the same thing, until 1.7 finally allowed enough expansion.