[Plugin] Double line

marcosrodrigues

Thank you, Didier!

sepo

Very useful...looking forward to next update. Thanks Didier.

arqpadao

Hi Didier
thanks, this is great.

free agent

very handy, thanx!

Didier Bur

Some enhancemments added today. See top of post.

pilou

@ Tig Same problem but ...
Just enter any number then backspace for erase it then write c then Enter
And you can keep your C shortcut

honoluludesktop

Are any other script.rb required to be installed in the plugin folder?

Matt666

Hi Didier !!
One question : Is it possible to add an "undo" key inside the command ?
Thank you !

Hazza

Do you know how easy this tool makes it to create pieces of wood for my models!!!! Hit D, enter 2 of the dimensions, click click, done.

That is awesome, thank you...

Didier Bur

Hi,

@unknownuser said:

I can't get 'C' to work closing the loop - I have a short cur for circle that's 'c' so it dumps into that. Perhaps having something like shift+enter to close might do it ?

I noticed that also at the office on a standard install of SU, at home my PC doesn't have the "c" shortcut...
BTW, how to detect the Shift+enter keys pressed ?
I was thinking of a "x" shortcut instead but Shift+enter is more intuitive.

@honolulu: no, no additionnal files required. Maybe a glitch with the pushpull if you are on Mac ?
@Pilou: want always more, hey ? i'll try to do it...

mike d

thanks

daiku

This is fantastic, Didier. I have one suggestion (for now Each time the user hits the enter key to draw the walls so far, commit the operation so the wall sections can be undone one at a time. Thanks again, this is really useful. CB.

pilou

@unknownuser said:

@Pilou: want always more, hey ?

With some arcs now?

Didier Bur

@unknownuser said:

With some arcs now?

No no no. Ask TIG!
BTW, you can draw walls that include arcs with the "line2wall*.rb" scripts.

TIG

Didier

Excellent idea - I was working on something similar, mine was called 'mline' - you beat me to it ! Well done.

I can't get 'C' to work closing the loop - I have a short cut for circle that's 'c' so it dumps into that. Perhaps having something like shift+enter to close might do it ?

.

TIG

@didier bur said:

Hi,

@unknownuser said:

I can't get 'C' to work closing the loop - I have a short cur for circle that's 'c' so it dumps into that. Perhaps having something like shift+enter to close might do it ?

I noticed that also at the office on a standard install of SU, at home my PC doesn't have the "c" shortcut...
BTW, how to detect the Shift+enter keys pressed ?
I was thinking of a "x" shortcut instead but Shift+enter is more intuitive.

@honolulu: no, no additionnal files required. Maybe a glitch with the pushpull if you are on Mac ?
@Pilou: want always more, hey ? i'll try to do it...

The code is basically "if key1== enter AND key2== shift then..." For example

def onKeyDown(key,repeat,flags,view)
###...
  @key="shift" if key==CONSTRAIN_MODIFIER_KEY
###...  
end#def

Didier Bur

Patch published today. Shortcut for "close" changed to "x" instead of "c".

pilou

Damned I have x for X-Ray
So my previous trick will work fine again

@unknownuser said:

Just write any number like 1
then backspace for erase it
then write x
then Enter

It's like Glen Gould but works

TIG

@didier bur said:

Patch published today. Shortcut for "close" changed to "x" instead of "c".

Didier

Using "X" is a good choice: x is usually reserved for copying - e.g. x3 to make copies within other commands and isn't a shortcut... If like Pilou you want to use 'X' as a shortcut for something like X-ray you need to remember to use 3x for copies rather than x3, as the latter will invoke X-ray rather than make copies ! Persoanlly I use Alt+X for X-ray mode...

pilou

@unknownuser said:

use 'X' as a shortcut for something like X-ray you need to remember to use 3x for copies rather than x3

cool little trick