Useful MAC Apps and Hardware [Ongoing Updates]
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hi Mike,
not a problem, when I tidy it up a bit...
in the mean time I just finished a test dmg plugin loader, that should put a ruby and support folder directly into the right place.
it's just Jim's homer.rb ( Jim hope you don't mind)
if you already have it, it will ask if you want to replace, etc...Can everyone try, I'll put a 'how to make' in the dev forum if it works well.
It may make life easier for Mac-SU plugin newcomers [as well as developers]
it may only work on v8 which is what I really need to know.cheers
john
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John, the link doesn't work.
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John, I'm not entirely sure what you are trying to do
The video is also too blurred to make much sense out of. Any chance of a higher resolution version?
cheers.
Tom
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hi Tom,
Links and file sizes are driving me nuts, so now I've remembered it only needs to work on a Mac.... like the app.
here's a reasonable quality version (with all my fumbling with a giant cursor!!!)
it's took me 7 secs to download and you can watch in full screen to see what's happening.
all the actions are SLOWED down, it's not as clunky in use...
sorry for the others, I'll take it down
john
http://homepage.mac.com/johnboundy/filechute/sumac_demo%232.mp4.zip -
Hi all,
I made a [low quality] demo, but it's still >4MBHere's a download linkEDIT: NEW LINK
REMOVED this one as well, too small, see two posts below for a full screen demo, link
I'll sort out a smaller one later...
john
edit: replaced the broken link... this should work -
"Filechute" is so awesome!
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Me again,
here's the link to the app, It's slowed down at the moment because I added a load of extra steps and delays to show what's happening...have a play
http://homepage.mac.com/johnboundy/filechute/sumac_dev_2011-03-01-002859.dmg.zip...a had trouble with the short URL's
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Since we launched Shaderlight for SketchUp back in October weβve been inundated with emails asking when the Mac version will be released. Well the wait is over β you can download Shaderlight for your Mac!
Head to http://www.shaderlight.com to download your free version or a 14 day trial of the fully featured Shaderlight Pro!
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Hi Guys,
When I was back in the Stone Age using Windows , I got very fond of a handy little utility called 'Meazure'. It was an on-line ruler.
Over the past couple of years I have come across a few similar Mac apps but none as good as Meazure until now!
PixelStick http://www.plumamazing.com/mac/pixelstick/ does the job very well. Check out the screencast on the site as it explains the in and outs.Meazure allowed me to open multiple rulers which was needed at times. To do this in PixelStick I have to 'copy' the app and make multiple pixelsticks.
It looks to be free or a pay if you like! If you find it useful please consider buying as it helps the developer to improve the app.
Mike
PS: For all the Win users that have a peek in here, the link to Meazure is http://www.cthing.com/Meazure.asp
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Compress PDF Workflow 6.0
Apparently Apple removed this feature in Tiger! (How annoying! )
However after a little searching, I found this Automator script, that does a fab job- although a bit fiddly if you need to tweak it.
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/automator/compresspdfworkflow.html
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SmillaEnlarger 0.9.0 MAC
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/31807/smillaenlargerVery handy for detailed zoom of image sections
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What a great App! Thanks for sharing that Mike!
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http://www.pascal.com/software/freeruler/
@unknownuser said:
Note: Free Ruler is only available for Mac OS X. It may work on Mac OS 9, but this has not been tested. It most definitely will not work on your stupid Windows PC.
Actually, this app would be useful if it actually stayed on top!
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Tom,
I find RulerX better http://homepage.mac.com/kyasu/soft/
and to keep things 'on top' I use
AFLOAT
http://infinite-labs.net/afloat/
http://youtu.be/qSLTfII8ClUMike
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Its tricky the find the download. See attached image
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Hi Mike. I just tried that app, but it almost froze my computer.
Did you check your PM?
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Yep, and thanks
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I've been doing a lot of research to write a ruby or applescript that lets me quickly view 2 or more models for various reasons, known only to Mac users ο£Ώ
however I just found this, downloaded and tested and it's great, Free trial and a whole $5 if you like it...
I;m still going to try and write my own SU specific plugin, but in the mean time...
http://manytricks.com/moom/
anyhow thought I'd share as the search here says no-ones mentioned it before.have fun
john
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Thanks John, downloaded, installed and tested ...... will keep it Well worth the $5!
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