[Plugin] BezierSpline - v2.2a - 22 Apr 21

utiler

Thank you Fredo, Thank you, thank you, thank you.....

fredo6

Hi Fredo!
Thanks for the plugin, i have introduced the spanish language to the BezierSpline v1.4 - 07 Nov10, i upload it here for share with all users.

Oxer,

I have published an update with the Spanish translation integrated.
see main post

Could please edit the previous post and remove the attachment (actually, there are some issues with the files you posted).

Thanks

Fredo

fredo6

NEW RELEASE 1.4e - 10 Nov 2010

This release just integrates a Spanish translation kindly provided by Oxer

Download new release at main post

Fredo

Oxer

Hi Fredo!
Thanks for the plugin, i have introduced the spanish language to the BezierSpline v1.4 - 07 Nov10.

theark

Thank for your sharing.Great work.

poohnut

thankssssss

Krypt

Thank you very much for this.

queti2000

Fredo6,Thank You very much!

Elibjr

Thank you very much!

aswas

HThe link for this [Plugin]is not working, is there a reason for this? I would realy like to try the bezier tool.

Gaieus

Hi aswas,

The link does work for me. What do you see in place of the download link to the zip archive under that big, yellow, download label?

thomthom

Hi Fredo
I have 1.4e - 10 Nov 2010 installed, but I still experience the context handler to lag on larger models.

Example: ~92.000 entities:

### Context Handler ### bezierspline_main.rb:2465:inload_all_menus' [...] bezierspline.rb:50
3.013 seconds`

fredo6

@thomthom said:

Hi Fredo
I have 1.4e - 10 Nov 2010 installed, but I still experience the context handler to lag on larger models.

Example: ~92.000 entities:

### Context Handler ### bezierspline_main.rb:2465:inload_all_menus' [...] bezierspline.rb:50
3.013 seconds`

I guess these are 92000 entities at first level, which is normally seldom, since most co,plex model tend to be structured with components.
Then, yes, BezierSpline cycles through it to find a curve which is of type BezierSpline.

I'll see what I can do

Fredo

thomthom

It was on a selection inside a component or group.

fellanamedlime

Hi Fredo,

I love your Bezier plugin - it's a really great help. There's one thing though: is there any way to constrain the direction by which you can move the control points of the curve?

For example, if I want to move a point vertically, it's really tricky: I have to draw a vertical line, then try and move the control point to the top of that line, although even then it doesn't work properly because it doesn't snap.

If there was a way to constrain it (like you do normally, by pressing shift to constrain it to the blue axis), that would be a major, major help. Is there any way to incoroporate this into the plugin?

Thanks once again for all you hard work.

mitcorb

What you are asking may not be available, since these are supposed to be 2d functions. I could be wrong, and it won't be the first time- believe me.
I believe Bezierspline has some documentation which you can find within your Sketchup Plugins Folder, since it is supplied with the script. Should be pdf. I am saying this without checking my folder for sure.

jeff hammond

@mitcorb said:

What you are asking may not be available, since these are supposed to be 2d functions. I could be wrong, and it won't be the first time- believe me.

i'm leaning toward the ICBW side

mitcorb

Yeah, me too.
I just checked the documentation and then did an experiment. Yes, I was able to intentionally click a point above the horizontal plane, although I did not click on a particular line.

Tralfamadorians have the ability to see things much more clearly than us earthlings

My apologies, fellanamedlime

jeff hammond

what's fellanamedlime?

fella named lime?
the only thing google is telling me at the moment is that it's a fairly popular forum user name (even one here at scf).

i'm thinking this one has flown over my head

chrisjk

You can constrain the movement in editing mode. On the Mac, click Alt (I think it's probably Ctrl in Windows) then the black box turns into an outline, hit the up arrow as you would with the Move tool and Hey Presto you are locked in the Z direction. Fredo links to a tutorial here http://www.aecbytes.com/tipsandtricks/2009/issue42-sketchup.html that explains that plus other stuff.