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    pilou
    last edited by 16 Mar 2009, 12:37

    @unknownuser said:

    It was not Wink
    but result is quasi the same πŸ˜„

    Frenchy Pilou
    Is beautiful that please without concept!
    My Little site :)

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      zzzSPUDzzz
      last edited by 24 Mar 2009, 12:15

      Hey Coen Nice tutorial mate but can't you get the same result using fillet ...... just highlight your rectangle and click on fillet and type in your radius.............

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        caddict
        last edited by 24 Mar 2009, 19:20

        I would guess the fillet ruby wasn't around when Coen made the tutorial

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          zzzSPUDzzz
          last edited by 25 Mar 2009, 11:02

          @caddict said:

          I would guess the fillet ruby wasn't around when Coen made the tutorial

          Yeah just looked at the date of the tutorial it's been a while, just shows how much easier SketchUp is when you throw in a
          few good rubys.............

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            Gaieus
            last edited by 26 Mar 2009, 02:28

            It's not always about being able to do it easier with rubies. You should actually learn to do these things by hand, with native SU tools so that you model safely and with self confidence. Then can the rubies come to speed up your workflow...

            Gai...

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              simon le bon
              last edited by 26 Mar 2009, 17:01

              Hey Coen,

              I was reflecting myself on a way to make this simple figure (rounded rectangle) easy to do in SU, and i am fallen up on your tut πŸ‘

              Using the Rotate Tool along the proper axis to reverse the first two corners, was what i was still missing. πŸ˜‰

              Here is, using your way, a little more quick solution:
              [flash=437,370:2w0zqstu]http://www.viddler.com/simple/308b761e/[/flash:2w0zqstu]

              PS to Gaieus: no use here of any ruby 😐

              simon

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                Gaieus
                last edited by 26 Mar 2009, 17:47

                @simon le bon said:

                PS to Gaieus: no use here of any ruby 😐

                simon

                πŸ‘ πŸ˜‰

                Gai...

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                  zzzSPUDzzz
                  last edited by 27 Mar 2009, 10:41

                  @gaieus said:

                  @simon le bon said:

                  PS to Gaieus: no use here of any ruby 😐

                  simon

                  πŸ‘ πŸ˜‰

                  I'm not saying the use of a ruby is always the best way to go, but isn't the idea of a tutorial forum all about teaching people different ways to do things, then at least they have a choice..........

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                    simon le bon
                    last edited by 27 Mar 2009, 11:24

                    Dear zzzSPUDzzz
                    http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/Tampon/coccinelle-02.gif

                    @zzzspudzzz said:

                    I'm not saying the use of a ruby is always the best way to go, but isn't the idea of a tutorial forum all about teaching people different ways to do things, then at least they have a choice..........

                    @gaieus said:

                    It's not always about being able to do it easier with rubies. You should actually learn to do these things by hand, with native SU tools so that you model safely and with self confidence. Then can the rubies come to speed up your workflow...

                    I agree with Gaieus in the idea learning SketchUp the most completely using it's native tools is a necessary step, beside take advantage of using our mugnificient ruby scripts. I can add it is often a spiritual pleasure to find out the way of an elegant solution for complex duty with simple native tools.

                    Then you are right about ruby. But you know well we can find in this place many threads which take intensive advantage of them. But you are also right in the way for specific tuts on each complex ruby are missing. (It is something I'm thinking about for a while...)

                    http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/Tampon/eMule_new1.gif
                    :-)simonlebon

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                      Gaieus
                      last edited by 28 Mar 2009, 13:39

                      Yes, that's what I also meant. Most of the (modelling) ruby plugins "only" automate ways SU can do and you could also do by hand - although admittedly very slowly and painstakingly. There's nothing wrong in using plugins of course, I was just going to say that in order to fully "master" SU, you have to be able to do most things by hand also and this way understand how things (and even plugins) work.

                      Then of course there is definitely a kind of "shortage" in good tutorial examples about using ruby scripts and good demonstrations about how different plugins help you with speeding up modelling would really be cool.

                      Gai...

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