WIP -- 'Protrude' ruby from Jim Foltz

kwistenbiebel

Funny

Here is the screenshot. As you can see, no divide rectangles option there:

kwistenbiebel

Problem solved: There was a problem with overwriting a former protrude version.
Sorry for the confusion, the plugin now works just as it should.

Thanks again,Jim, for this plugin. It is a gem!

olishea

Hi there.

I installed both the protrude.rb and progressbar.rb but when i select a face and then divide, nothing happens.

no warnings or errors, the model just stays the same.

I have attached a picture of where I placed the rb file. I also copied the protrude folder into my plugins (not sure if this is where it should be!!)

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pilou

Zorro + Protrude = super fun result in a second!

pilou

Jim

@olishea said:

Hi there.

I installed both the protrude.rb and progressbar.rb but when i select a face and then divide, nothing happens.

no warnings or errors, the model just stays the same.

I have attached a picture of where I placed the rb file. I also copied the protrude folder into my plugins (not sure if this is where it should be!!)

Hi olishea, welcome to the forums.

I do believe this is a Mac problem, and I may be able to find a fix when there is more time. I don't have a Mac to test and it's hard to debug without one.

olishea

thanks jim im keen to give it a go!!

broomstick

Hoping a working mac version is on the way. This is one nifty little plugin!!

bugmcw

any news on mac-ready version!? i wanna play with it!!!

Jim

Would some kind and generous Mac user be able to test this version for me?

Unzip and replace all previous protrude files and folders in your Plugins directory.

Thanks

edit -
Ok, thanks BTM. This is a new file.

BTM

Error Loading File protrude.rb
no such file to load -- jf_menu

when I take off the require 'jf_menu', the web dialog that appears when used is white and blank.

olishea

hi jim,

the protrude window pops up now with no warning messages.....but.....it doesn't work.

I take it you have to select a face then divide then protrude....but when I click divide nothings happens, I have tried entering different values too (and reversing faces)

pedromarmol

@jim said:

Would some kind and generous Mac user be able to test this version for me?

Unzip and replace all previous protrude files and folders in your Plugins directory.

Thanks

edit -
Ok, thanks BTM. This is a new file.

Hello!
I'm spanish Mac user, i works with sketchup 6, the plugin no works, when you select it in the menu of plugin, it appears a blank window and nothing more.
I hope your help, and thanks!

mariocha

Same here on Mac. Selecting a face and then hitting "Divide" doesn't do anything at all.
Snif
In fact, the Divide part is the one I need most since the Greeble plugins works very well.
Updt: Ok, been using FFD to divide.

orion1310

kwistenbiebel peut tu m'expliquer, comment tu fait pour garder les mêmes épaisseurs entre les troues au niveau de ton plafond, dans ton rendu?

wisnuarch

Hallo, there,...
I've a problem with offset,i set the number,and I run the protrude, but the result isnt offsetted, fyi: I also have install offset.rb, would you give me some enlightenment ?
Thanks

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Jim

Hi wisnu,

Please try to run Protrude again with the Ruby Console window open. Do any errors appear?

wisnuarch

Hallo, Jim

I just try to run protrude and the ruby console output:

{"dmax"=>["65"], "omin"=>["0"], "dmin"=>["35"], "tmin"=>["15"], "hmin"=>["1"]}
rcvd callback: "setReasonableValues()"
setResonableValues:
{"dmax"=>["65"], "omin"=>["0.02m"], "dmin"=>["35"], "tmin"=>["15"], "hmin"=>["0.17m"]}
rcvd callback: "setReasonableValues()"
setResonableValues:
{"dmax"=>["65"], "omin"=>["0.02m"], "dmin"=>["35"], "tmin"=>["15"], "hmin"=>["0.17m"]}
rcvd callback: "do_over()"
#Sketchup::Face:0x14171f88 did not offset:
#Sketchup::Face:0x14171f74 did not offset:
#Sketchup::Face:0x14171f60 did not offset:
#Sketchup::Face:0x14171f4c did not offset:
#Sketchup::Face:0x14171f38 did not offset:
#Sketchup::Face:0x14171f24 did not offset:
#Sketchup::Face:0x14171f10 did not offset:
#Sketchup::Face:0x14171efc did not offset:
#Sketchup::Face:0x14171ee8 did not offset:

thanks,

Jim

Please try the latest version of offset.rb - it was updated just this week and a bug was fixed which may be related to this error.

wisnuarch

Thanks a lot, Jim, its work now
This plugin is awesome!!!