Greeble plugin for Sketchup?
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Jim, here is a link to an GNU open source version of Greeble. Might be worth checking out...
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gotta love guys like Jim, and RickW and Todd and all the others here in the Ruby area... who hear our ideas and run to bring them to life...
WE REALLY APPRECIATE YOU GUYS!
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@pixero said:
Jim, here is a link to an GNU open source version of Greeble. Might be worth checking out...
http://supercoldmilk.com/ac3dplug/greeble.htmlThanks for the link. I'll be looking into it. I've found there's a lot more to greebling than what I initially thought.
The greeble plugin is for [url=http://www.inivis.com/:2l0bva71]AC3D[/url:2l0bva71]. Has anyone used it? It has some nice [url=http://www.inivis.com/features.html:2l0bva71]features[/url:2l0bva71], at a nice price.
Edit:
I have model for surface testing [url=http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=8dfbc622586cd39781d8764d42d39a9c:2l0bva71]here[/url:2l0bva71]. If you have a surface you'd like add, send it and I'll add it to the model. -
Jim... these should help break up the monotony
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Hi guys,
new kid on the block here.
I included a little image i'm working on and having a script like that you have made my life so much easier than modeling each of my tile floors one by one.
PS: you guys rock, thank you so much for your help and contributions.
[stuckon3d]
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@stuckon3d said:
Hi guys,
new kid on the block here.
I included a little image i'm working on and having a script like that you have made my life so much easier than modeling each of my tile floors one by one.PS: you guys rock, thank you so much for your help and contributions.
Holy cheese puffs, is that image pure SketchUp? It's fantastic.
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@jim said:
Holy cheese puffs, is that image pure SketchUp? It's fantastic.
The modeling is 100% SU and the render was done in Podium, however I'm still in the modeling stage, I have not even started with the texturing and lighting yet. This is just a press the "render" button render in Podium, all I did is change the time of day.
If you want to see the progress of this image here is the link where im posting them.Anyhow, sorry guys did not mean to deviate from the main subject. So... yeah, having a plugin that could do tiling like the floors I modeled would have saved me hours of work, because its not just that you have to draw the lines of the tiles on a plane, but you have to create randomness, then an offset for each tile and them extrude the inside of the offset at various random heights (that was the easy part thanks to "tigs" script (thanks man). So let me tell ya, that was a lot of button pushing.
[stuckon3d]
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Hi Stuckon3d,
Good to see you on this forum as well man
I believe you just proofed that this kind of greeble concept can be very useful to Sketchup. -
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you know this script is going to be awesome for stone work...
it's looking great.
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I can't wait to see this, thx Jim.
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any update?
[AcesHigh]
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@aceshigh said:
any update?
I haven't touched it, unfortunately. I wish I could be more definitive as far as a time-frame. Give me a few days to clean up and release what I have.
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good luck!
[AcesHigh]
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I posted an early plugin for protuding faces. It's not a full-featured greeble plugin; but it does protruding of faces with (optional and user-settable) offsetting, and tapering.
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do you think I could use this for my 3D hatch Jim?
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@krisidious said:
do you think I could use this for my 3D hatch Jim?
I think so. Here's an example using a section of your 3d hatch wall
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Ok, but do I manually have to create these complicated patterns? With the line tool?
This 3d hatch pattern (just the lines, not after gone 3d with the protude tool), looks quite complicated to draw.
Worst is that globe mode... how was that 2d pattern created around the globe, so it could be protuded????
[AcesHigh]
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Hi Aces,
I'm sorry to say you still need to make your own model.
Kidding aside, I'm sure it is possible to make the pattern automatically, but I have no plans to work on it as of today.For the sphere, the faces are created naturally when a sphere is drawn in Sketchup. Turn on View/Hidden Edges to see them. Nothing more needs to be done to protrude a sphere over a 2d subdivided plane. Just select the faces and protrude them. The script will treat each face separately in case of hidden edges.
@aceshigh said:
Ok, but do I manually have to create these complicated patterns? With the line tool?
This 3d hatch pattern (just the lines, not after gone 3d with the protude tool), looks quite complicated to draw.
Worst is that globe mode... how was that 2d pattern created around the globe, so it could be protuded????
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