[Obsolete] FredoScale 1.0e (Free Scaling, Taper Scaling)
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Marco,
Thanks very much for this. It will be integrated into the next sub-release.
As you noticed probably, there are remaining strings in English when using FreeScale. They actually belong to LibFredo6, which can also be translated itself into Italian, if you have time.Again, many thanks
Fredo
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thank you
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WOW, another amazing script!! You coding guys are too much. Thank you, thank you.
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That appears to be it, Fredo, everything is working.
Hopefully that will mean things will be fine on the Mac in the future, but I will look forward to testing whatever you come up with next
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I have looked everywhere to get the download of this Plugin but haven't been successful. Is there something I'm doing wrong?
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The link is at the bottom of the first post. Its a zip file. Hope that helps,
Chris
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To all Users
Version 1.0e: Update 10 Feb 09, fixing a big bug in Scale To Target and introducing the Italian translation (kindly provided by Marco Cosedi). Please re-install when you can.
Attachment in first message of this thread at http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=16021&st=0&sk=t&sd=a#p124685Please signal problems you may have with FreeScale
Thanks to all
Fredo
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fredo i have to thank you again for this fantastic plugin!!!
it's really very helpful every day.
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Hi, is it a known bug that copies of groups ALL get changed when scaling? Try this:
Make a square. Then turn it into a group. Then copy that group a few times. Then just scale on of those. And they all get scaled. Perhaps its already been brought up, but I didnt find anything when I searched for "group" in this thread. Thanks,
Chris
EDIT: More specifically, I think it only occurs with the 2 tapering tools.
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hm.. sounds like it modifies the definition of the groups instead of the instances...
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It seems that SU tries to optimize the size of file, and it uses the same entities for Groups, until they are edited. When you copy a group, you can check that in the Entity window, it does tell you that there are several instances. BUT, you don't have the "Make Unique" feature. The workaround I found to make a group unique is simply to open it and close it.
From the Ruby standpoint, there seems to be no way to detect that a group exists in multiple instances.
In SU6, I use make_uniquemethod on Groups in a rather blind way.
In SU7, you get a warning message telling you this method is deprecated, so I thought SU7 would automatically make a group unique as soon as you apply some transformation to its entities. It does not seem to be the case.
Anyway, the bug is easy to fix. It will go to the next version. But I can't remove this bloody Warning messge from the Ruby console!
If anyone knows how to check a Group is in one or several copies in the model, thanks to advise
Fredo
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