[Plugin] Selection Toys
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thomthom: Apologies for not getting that screenshot to you.
I just haven't had the time.
I downloaded the the new version I'll put it in today
and give it a run. Thank you.
My email is kyprusplacid [at] g.mail dot com . I have gtalk.
so, once you send me an email you will be on my IM.
we can talk then, if you have gtalk. -
email sent
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This is the screenshot of the app., with the grey-out
on the right-click tools.http://picasa***.google.com/kyprusplacid/SU?authkey=yW_XtO3TIMw&feat=directlink
There was nothing in the Ruby console.
Not sure if I'm suppose to type something
in there or not to get feedback. Nore
would I know what to type.Guess this isn't much help.
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No worries. I saw it myself when I used the plugin quite a bit. I did some changes and after that it appeared to be gone. That's what I'll be sending you tomorrow.
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Updated with some important bug fixes to prevent bugsplats.
A couple of extra select variations added. -
By request http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=16665, added filters for entities with Default material.
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Cool, thanks Thomas!
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Thxs Thomas this plugin is a must
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Added selection methods for Dynamic Components. Same as regular components, except it allows you to select by DC family.
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Fixed an issue where the DC menu would not appear if there was only one instance of the DC variant.
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Does your selection tools, or is it possible in general, to select an adjacent edge after selecting a single edge in an exploded curve? then the next and so on by clicking (with your 'tool' selected) arbitrarily rather than finding little edges, zooming in clicking, paning clicking etc - finally the curve is completely selected or as much of it as you want, you can use weld.
this would help with complex models and tight spaces.
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@cmeed said:
Does your selection tools, or is it possible in general, to select an adjacent edge after selecting a single edge in an exploded curve? then the next and so on by clicking (with your 'tool' selected) arbitrarily rather than finding little edges, zooming in clicking, paning clicking etc - finally the curve is completely selected or as much of it as you want, you can use weld.
this would help with complex models and tight spaces.
cNot currently. But it's something I have on my todo list.
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it would make a nice accompaniment to the weld tool.
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Hey Thomas
,Native Selection tool of SketchUp is at the same time so powerfull and so poor. Your "Toys" increase incredibly its possibilities. I have had not to use those, concerning selection with components or groups for now but,
The idea of your "Select Loop" is really amazing (and time saver)! I like it a lot
But more and moreover what seems especially important to me is your "Selection Modifier" : which makes possible to make a new selection into an existing selection. Since the beginning i'm using SU, i think it's something which definitively misses as a native option !!!!
Here with this work, I discover you as a masterclass rubymaker
,simon
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Reorganized the menu item for the selection filters. Now split into one
Select Only->...andDeselect->....
The list of filters where getting too large, so I felt it was better to split them. Sorry to anyone who might have to reassign their hotkeys.Added support for dimension objects and images.
Added support for soft and smooth edges.
Added support for hidden entities.
Added extended support for selecting faces; parallel, perpendicular, opposite and by area.
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very good job thomthom
minor suggestion: consider adding a 'Deselect All' option for the Tools or Plugins menu, found this handy to assign to a keyboard shortcut to quickly get rid of the selection.
def self.deselect_all Sketchup.active_model.selection.clear end -
@a4chitect said:
minor suggestion: consider adding a 'Deselect All' option for the Tools or Plugins menu, found this handy to assign to a keyboard shortcut to quickly get rid of the selection.
That's interesting... no Deselect All function built in to SU.
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Its already there. edit->select none or ctrl+t by default.
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CTRl+T deselect current selection...
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Is the deselect not Edit\Select None (CTRL+T)?
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