[Plugin][$] Tools On Surface - v2.6a - 01 Apr 24
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I believe I have all the necessary files. I have the ZLoader__OnSurface.rb and then in the TOS_Dir_13 folder I have 73 *.png files, 9 *.rb files, 1 *.def file and 2 manuals.... I have activated the script from extensions. I get all the options from the Tools on Surface section in the Tools pulldown, its just a pain not having a toolbar
Pretty sure I have installed and followed all the instructions correctly?
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By chance, can you check in the menu View>Toolbar if you have a toolbar named "Surface Operations" and if it is checked.
Fredo
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Yep, I have that checked.. that little 'dash thing' that shows up (as shown earlier in the image with the arrow) is what shows up when I have 'Surface Operations' checked
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in these cases i move all the plugins to another folder and keep only the troubling one.
give it a try if you still have a problem, redownload the plugin and re-try. if still no good you can try re-installing SU - wouldn't kow what else..
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hmmmm turns out I found the problem... For some reason I had extracted the files into the tools directory instead of the plugins directory
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Amazing!!! Thanks!!!
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Fredo
Any news about the double line you mentioned for V1.4 ?
Thanks
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This will come, but not before end of Sep (actually, it should do more than double, and on any contour). I did not spend a lot of time recently on Rubys, but should try to resume soon, with some work on Web dialogs as well.
I also solved the question of generating faces when drawing lines on surfaces.Fredo
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Well that's strange, I'm using the tool right now to offset from a shape on a curved face. However, for some reason it thinks that the object is part of the face too, and thus is offsetting over that face. That's (obviously) not what I want...
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Not sure I understand the problem.
Just in case, there is an option 'Isolate surface when extending' which is mapped on F7 and also available in the contextual menu. This allows ignoring the surrounding surface when you offset.Fredo
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Thanks Fredo; I'll try that next.
I'm getting this error too. Is there anything I forgot to extract?
@unknownuser said:
Error Loading File LibOnSurface.rb
uninitialized constant SUToolsOnSurface::TOS_DIRError Loading File LoaderOnSurface.rb
No such file to load -- /LibTraductor_20.rbError Loading File ShapeOnSurface.rb
uninitialized constant SUToolsOnSurface::CODE_Rectangle[EDIT] Hmmm... didn't work. The problem is that in the last screenshot, you can see a blue line that comes through the object (default color). That's the face I want to offset. When I do so, it thinks that that object is the same as the cilinder on which I am trying to offset. This results in a few lines on the cilinder (the grey area), but then all of a sudden the lines makes a strange turn, goes over the object (the default color thing), and when it touches the grey area again, it goes back to the beginning. I want that blue lined face to extrude, not anything else
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Wow been busy rendering in Su im so Surprise on whats going on in skechup world!!!
i really need to catchUp!!!
manymany thanks to you fredo!!! i dont know you but your plugin rocks!!!
i know few guys here from podium but not all.. hope to be part of your team.
thanks and regards
jds
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I like te tool a lot.. but when I try to use I get a bug splat Avery time...
Is it ma by because I am using 64bit pc???
Hope someone can help
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Does it happen with all tools?
Does it happen before, while or after you did the drawing?Any other 64-bits Windows user having the same problem?
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I'm on 64bit Vista and I use the script with no problems.
Chris
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Thanks Fredo...
Your tools are really big help for me when making furniture modelsThanks
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wow! that´s real 3D !!!
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Hi Fredo
I was late finding this thread and didn't know about this ruby. Awesome!Thanks.
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At the moment, I am struggling around all the bugs that the Sketchup API has on Mac.
So unless I release just for Windows....
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