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

GUNAWAN W

nothing happen,
no error messages.

tulacong

Thank oscarlok

OscarLok

Hi Everybody,

Oh ya! "Error: #<NameError: uninitialized constant OSCoolean::Oscar>" (Thanks for Jim & ilay7k 's error report)

Sorry ! part of my def script is under another ruby script in Class Oscar.
Anywhere, I have repackage OSCoolean script and with OSCoolean.skp for testing.(In the FIRST post)

Thanks
Oscar

bagatelo

Is this an answear to this?
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=14217

remus

Yep, this is a boolean tool, although still under development, as the author says.

Marian

Thanks Oscar,
This is a very cool tool, although a bit buggy, it's another work simplifier and enhancer for Sketchup
, can't wait for the improved version.
Good luck.

Gaieus

Thanks Oscar! Now it works (although indeed there are some little bugs - especially when there are coplanar faces with a union for instance)

Bep

Great development Oscar.

Bep van Malde

pilou

Tell us when V 1.0 is released!

BTM

Wow. I was JUST doing some intersect and delete stuff manually, and was thinking about how useful it would be if there was a ruby to do it for me. I go to see if I got any comments on posts here, and viola.

bagatelo

This only works on SU7...

Whaat

Nice job oscarlok!

I'll be watching this one. This is a long-needed feature for SketchUp.

Dale

nomeradona

very good script to watch... this will be another milestone. i hope it will also have bollean add. where when you intersect two volumes, the unwanted volume will be erased automatically.

Gaieus

If I understand your words correctly, this is exactlywhat happens with the script (apart from the errors/bugs).

remus

I think by addition he means:

Stinkie

@unknownuser said:

In most of my tries it didn't work as expected.
I think it needs a lot of development. That is not to discourage the author, as I think this has great potential and should be a commercial plugin when bugfree. I would definitely pay for it.

As would I. Certainly looks like a promising tool. Fingers crossed!

utiler

Well done Oscar, This is what Should have been part of SU a long while ago...
would make for 'cutting two planes' eg: windows / doors a dead issue!!!

Looking forward to the final outcome.

Howard leslie

Oscar,
Thank you for working on this script.
SU has been crying out for such a tool for ages.
.........
I can get it to run OK in SU 6, but please note the following:

The groups of interest (those I want to union or subtract etc) must be placed in their own seperate (temporary) file - as all other geometry is deleted !!!

Other than that - seems to works well.
If I notice anything else I'll let you know.
..........
Can you get it to run with components also ??? This would make it so much more useful.
..........
Thanks once again for all your hard work with this script
Regards

Howard L'

Gaieus

@unknownuser said:

...The groups of interest (those I want to union or subtract etc) must be placed in their own seperate (temporary) file - as all other geometry is deleted !!!

Good to know - I have only tested / played with it in (almost) empty models!

NewOne

Hy! I get an error when trying to load the script. Is possible because of a vista-like patch that I have installed and changed some fonts.

Error; #<SyntaxError; C;\Program Files\Google\Google SketchUp 6\Plugins\OSCoolean.rbs;1; no .<digit> floating literal anymore; put 0 before dot
RBS1.0
     ^
C;\Program Files\Google\Google SketchUp 6\Plugins\OSCoolean.rbs;1; syntax error
RBS1.0
      ^

Maybe is something that can be done to make the script working in this conditions?I don't know what is the last symbol in the error message.
Below is what I see in npp.
Thanks.

this is what I see in notepad++