Copy along road?
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WHAAT! where are you?
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Very cool, I would love this tool in SU, even if it's only the rigid version.
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component spray:
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Component Spray! Yes! I forgot it did that!
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What are your regulates for the Spray?
Keep Vertical = No is the trick!
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i had to use spray shape>point
and do them individually.but, if we could get the component spray author to add the option to make 1 copy per face, at the face center, we'd be laughing.
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of course there's smart drop at intersection TOO
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Yes! with smartdrop will be easy to make it.
Just move up the cars and drop them to the road.
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got a link to that script?
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Found via the great Extensions search/database here on the SCF:
http://www.sketchucation.com/?page_id=1297Chris
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Daniel, what did you use to make your GIF?
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Thanks, and i bet camtasia.
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thanks chris, i was useing ver.1. ididn't know there was a new one. thats the problem with places like ruby depot, there not up to date.
solo, i'll try that out.
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do you have ver.1.4 its seems to work a lot better.
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Lemme see...
@unknownuser said:
SmartDrop 1.0
Modified by : a4chitect
Modif. notes : is very limited in functionality (only works when groups/components aren't rotated in relation to the main axis
I'll try version 1.4 as you recommended, and tell pushpullbar's Takeshi to update his link in the visual index of rubies.
EDIT: Works like a charm! The result is a little offset, but since it is a consistent offset, it's easy to correct it.
Thank you, everyone, you're the guardians of the "Ruby Holocron"!
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I did try smart drop when I was doing the Great Wall, but results for this case are too inconsistent to be useful. One car stuck to the road, another one was floating above, etc.
Apparently, it works best when you haven't rotated your components relative to the origin in the first place... The script itself says so in the comments.
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Xrok1, is this what you're trying to do?
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HEY! what is that? thats cool.
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I just used good old rotate tool. It can do arrays, too.
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only good for a sphere.
i wasn't really trying to do that, just an example.
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