When you first started on my original skp file, did you change the Axes before assigning Snaps? I can only get the cubes to snap if they are on one of the axes.

First look at partial UDLs with overhangs: [image: 1757228764297-eng_su46_800.jpg] [image: 1757228764395-eng_su47_800.jpg] [image: 1757228764407-eng_su48_800.jpg] So with that I think the basic nuts and bolts of the matrix analysis engine is in place and functioning pretty much as expected. Of course it will probably be a few more days or even weeks before I am able to put out every little fire that may be burning undetected thus far, but we will see. Now I will turn my attention to the following items on the todo list: 1.) Try to fix the truncation in the shear graph so that vertical jumps actually are vertical. 2.) Add in the standard engineering checks for wood beams (glulam, lumber, timber, LVL, SCL and PSL) 3.) Finish the formatting and layout of the HTML report. I may also include an option between a condensed report and a detailed report (or that may come later). Things that are not specifically on the todo list but are interesting: Add in fixed and partially fixed supports, currently every support is assumed pinned. Engineering for steel beams Trapezoidal distributed loads Moment loads

I fed what you said to gpt and it came back with this: @majid said in Potential for SU type interface for Blender?: I tried the script. It does create a rectangle, yet not intuitive enough. Rest did not work for me, but a good start.

I reimagined everything, from the way they might work. collaborate, feast, and party, etc... to dishes and details. Unfortunately, I did not have enough time to explain... Here is another hand-drawn sketch refined using Krita [image: 1757218976382-work-nature-resized.jpg]

Different brick, wood, gutter and Corten roofing. [image: 1757195836672-gus-robatto-contemporary-home-08-resized.jpg] [image: 1757195842853-gus-robatto-contemporary-home-09-resized.jpg] [image: 1757201808627-gus-robatto-contemporary-home-11-resized.jpg]

Wombo https://moiscript.weebly.com/wombo.html 85 styles image big zoom : https://imgbox.com/g/olFZBnK7F4 [image: 1757176766747-finalz.jpg] [image: 1757176642558-bbbupzcu_o.jpg] [image: 1757176647238-uggffb6h_o.jpg]

Wombo https://moiscript.weebly.com/wombo.html 85 styles image big zoom : https://imgbox.com/g/olFZBnK7F4 [image: 1757176642558-bbbupzcu_o.jpg] [image: 1757176647238-uggffb6h_o.jpg]

I have no doubt what you said is true, but it makes me sad. I did my first play with a song creating AI program today the result was pretty amazing. Wild wild West ATM

@ashraf I'm sorry, my post did not come across as I intended. The plugin is intended for pro use rather than hobby. You have to charge the Goldilocks price or you lose out. Too much, you lose custom, too little and you go broke. IMHO, you are charging the Goldilocks price so "You know how to charge". Power to you folks.

@L-i-am i built it. It's about 15 components just arrayed around

Perfect, imho anyway.

@Rich-O-Brien, These renders are jaw-dropping!

Try Skimp to import as its importers are better than the native I find. Or Sam's Universal Importer: https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=universal_importer

@L-i-am @Mike-Amos If you all stop engaging then it stops. Please and thank you.

J'ai essayé mais c'est pas utile pour ce que je veux faire

Fair enuff, please remind me how, I am xtra thick this week.

Artificial intelligence? More like machine learning, little applets put together with a fancy title. Mathematical algorithms do not alone, intelligence make but, marketing is a powerful thing and creates the Emperors new clothes on an almost daily basis. Like always, buyer beware. Careful of the nano bananas, the Gibbons will go all funky on that.

You can download these using our own Sketchucation Tools. I love the texture tools for randomization and the Sprinkle tool.

please up load your model however a simple method is to split a counter into sections with if statements basic handle turn, then door.skp

The rate of improvement is staggering. Would like to see the heat generated by the AI infrastructure utilised better.