[Plugin] Boolean--OSCoolean (Dec 2013) for SU 8 up free ver

Dave R

Why don't you post the model that is giving the problems?

Jspro

This is just a simple model, that i used to see if it will work, do you think that the plugin round corners some how has affected it somehow?

junk 1.png

Jspro

Dave have you had a chance to figure out what could be happening with my problem? thanks john

Dave R

You still haven't posted the model as I requested. You seem to be resisting being helped. I don't have more time to donate to this.

Jspro

The model is posted if you cant figure it out fine! just say so, dont have an attitude about it

thomthom

@jspro said:

The model is posted if you cant figure it out fine! just say so, dont have an attitude about it

He meant the actual .skp file - not a screenshot.

Dave R

@jspro said:

The model is posted if you cant figure it out fine! just say so, dont have an attitude about it

The model isn't posted. A screen shot is not the model. And I don't have an attitude about it.

Jspro

Well you know i did say i was new to these pugins, when were looking for help we are at a disadvantage. Not all of us are techno-wizs. Not trying to offend anyone but beng accused of resisting help seems like he is tired of doing this. I was just looking for help that is all.

TIG

So where is this model [SKP] file ?
I suspect that you have mis-installed something and the SKP will not be so helpful...
Have you tried doing this with the Ruby Console open and see if there are any messages ?
You need to help us to help you...

Jspro

Dear TIG thanks for help, as i was saying i am new to this. Where would i find this skp file? if i knew where to find it i would sure like to send it to you. The Ruby Console had no message in it. I suspect from my lack of knowledge of the internal working of Sketchup & plugins that maby i should just be happy with sketchup the way it is. i just thought that this forum was for all ,when i sent the wrong pic of the model that should have been the clue that i am a rookie. thanks john

TIG

OK... we really do have our work cut out here...

At least if we are not getting error messages we know something

A Sketchup model is saved as a file on your computer.
That model-file have a file-type suffix '.SKP' [or .skp that's irrelevant].
So a model is often referred to a a 'SKP'...
That's the file you can attach to a post - just as you attached an image-file.
[Note that your system might be set also to make 'backup-files' [.SKB] of your model. do NOT attach that file...]

Everyone has to start somewhere, all of us were 'useless' at some point...

On a separate issue from the 'SKP'...
I note that you have '...AdditionalPluginFolders.rb' in your Plugins folder.
Why?
This is only needed by users who know what they are doing... and have additional plugins in folders other than the standard folder structure, that they also want to auto-load - e.g. if you kept some plugins on a central server... Unless you really do need that remove it from the Plugins folder...

Every .rb [and .rbs...] file in the Plugins folder will 'auto-load' [or at least try to do so] when Sketchup starts. So only have those types of files in there that you want to load and which you know are 'OK'...
Many files auto-load and then load other files in special subfolders... hence the 'Lib' folder for Fredo's scripts - these add extra functions and often the main bulk of a tool's coding...

Jspro

Dear tig i am truley trying to find this .skp file when i type in search the drawing comes up, and i know now thats not what you want. is it some where in the c drive? ive look in sketchup folders, i dont know? the AdditionalPluginFolders.rb' was suggested by the author. would you like me to remove it?

TIG

If you are not actually 'using' the '...AdditionalPlugins' script then please remove it from the Plugins folder. It's pointless having things complicate issues unnecessarily...

On this question of the 'SKP file'...
How have you been able to open and save models thus far ???
If you have a new Sketchup model and you save it, you are prompted where to save it to.
How do you then open it later ?
That is the very SKP file you could attach to a post - although as I have said it's unlikely to offer much of a solution...
Surely you understand the basic operation of a computer ?
Have you ever used a PC before ?
Do you understand how files are made and saved as different 'types of file', so that they will open with different applications that are specific to that 'type' etc... for example a TXT file or a DOC file or a SKP file, or a PNG or JPG file, etc will ALL open with different applications [aka programs!]..

Jspro

TIG, well your patience with me paid off. I removed the AdditionalPlugins than restarted win and now it works, i glad you stayed and helped. When i was downloading the plugin (Round Corner) the author had put id his referral of this (I also suggest that you install 000_AdditionalPluginFolders to have more control on errors when Sketchup loads plugins.) so i did? i dont know. Well thanks again John

blackcat1313

I just gotta say, this plugin is FANTASTIC -- I just tried it on a few simple shapes and it works great! Thanks Oscar! You plugin writers are really making this Sketchup thing work in the real world!

Bill

huajiet

hi,

first of all, great plugin. it has been working fine for the first few times until recently, when the plugin stopped giving any observable response after selecting both operands.

ruby console gives me something like this:

WARNING: make_unique is a deprecated methodof Sketchup:Group
WARNING: make_unique is a deprecated methodof Sketchup:Group
WARNING: make_unique is a deprecated methodof Sketchup:Group
Error: #<TypeError: reference to deleted Edge>
(eval):279:in all_connected' (eval):279:in Remain_Face'
(eval):279:in collect' (eval):279:in Remain_Face'
(eval):331:in Intersect_outer' (eval):422:in Cut'
(eval):123:in set_current_point' (eval):80:in onLButtonUp'
(eval):279

could someone interpret this for me?

much thanks in advance.

nate812

Awesome! Thanks! I had to disable SketchyPhisics to allow it to work - but works great!!

willyshop

I'm having some trouble getting this to work. After I installed it and restarted sketchup, the new toolbar didn't show up. I went in the ruby console to load it manually, and got the following error:

Error: #<SyntaxError: (eval):27:in `load': /Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/Plugins/OSCoolean.rbs:1: no .<digit> floating literal anymore; put 0 before dot
RBS1.0
^
/Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/Plugins/OSCoolean.rbs:1: parse error, unexpected tINTEGER
RBS1.0
^>
(eval):27
(eval):27

TIG

Did you look under View > Toolbars [aka ToolPalettes on MAC ?] to activate its toolbar ?

Unsure about that 'error message' - the script is encrypted as RBS rather than a readable RB format...

prairiemain

This is an EXCELLENT tool. I don't see how anyone using Sketchup on a regular basis can live without it. I'd rank this in the top five MUST HAVE extensions.

When I first installed this and could not get it to work. I finally did get it to work and my problem was operator error I was using it wrong. You first select WHAT operation you want to perform THEN the two components you want to operate on. Works like a charm, then.

I'm usually pretty good at following directions, as per the OSCoolean videos which are short and show absolutely what you need to know, but one gets into the habit of first "selecting" then "operating" for core and plugin functions. Hopefully, this experience will teach me to be more alert.

Others have mentioned this in previous posts but I thought I would also bring it up: While using the Ruby Console to debug for why this plugin was not working, I did not see error messages but warnings about "deprecated".

WARNING; make_unique is a deprecated methodof Sketchup;Group
WARNING; make_unique is a deprecated methodof Sketchup;Group
WARNING; make_unique is a deprecated methodof Sketchup;Group
WARNING; make_unique is a deprecated methodof Sketchup;Group
WARNING; make_unique is a deprecated methodof Sketchup;Group

A hearty salute to the author of this great tool, oscarlok.