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      psychomuffin
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      Hi all,

      I have a circumstance where I need every group in my model to have exactly 18 entities (12 lines, 6 faces). I have quite a few (hundreds) groups and componants by now that I have to keep track of. I was wondering if there is any way (either natively or ruby) to be able to review these numbers. I'm thinking of something like the outliner where I can see the number of antities. But anything really, as long as I can quickly find anything that does not have the 18 entities I need. My current process is going through each group and checking, which takes quite a while.

      Thanks guys,

      Scott

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        Jim
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        Scott,

        Here's a quickie to count the faces and edges. Adds "Check Groups" option the Plugins menu. This assumes the Groups are all top-level in the model and not nested inside other Groups or Components. If it finds an error, it clears the selection, pop-ups a message, and highlights the bad Group. Repeat until you get no pop-ups.


        checkAndSelectGroups.rb

        Hi

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          chrisglasier
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          Quite a different topic but have a look at the bit of code in this post:

          http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=14299

          As it walks through the groups and components, I guess you only need to add some code to count the faces and edges of each.

          Outputting to a webdialog would be good so that you could use some javascript to list rogues as links so you can identify and fix them one by one*.

          I would be interested to find out if this approach turns out to be useful.

          Chris

          • edit: or in batches of same problem

          With TBA interfaces we can analyse what is to be achieved so that IT can help with automation to achieve it.

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