[Plugin Library] LibFredo6 - v14.8a - 26 Nov 24

fredo6

NEW RELEASE: LibFredo6 v4.2a - 16 Sep 11

LibFredo6 4.2 should fix some issues for recent versions of Mac OS and Safari 5.0.6 and above (images not displayed and check-for-update not working). LibFredo6 4.1 was not fully solving the problem.

See main post of this thread for Download.

Fredo

driven

Fred,

Everything now works on Safari 5.0.6.

thanks for all your great plugins and pursuance of cross platform performance.

if I had the money, I'd buy you a mac as a well deserved reward...

john

thomthom

@unknownuser said:

NEW RELEASE: LibFredo6 v4.2a - 16 Sep 11

LibFredo6 4.2 should fix some issues for recent versions of Mac OS and Safari 5.0.6 and above (images not displayed and check-for-update not working). LibFredo6 4.1 was not fully solving the problem.

See main post of this thread for Download.

Fredo

What was your solution?

fredo6

@thomthom said:

What was your solution?

The solution is to use set_file with a temporary HTML file in the Temp directory. Simply, I had inadvertedly left a piece of code which was still doing a set_html under certain conditions, and set_file did not supersede the set_html (strangely, even if the HTML was taken from the temp file, the web dialog was created with the window.location = about:blank -- only a refresh of the page would make it right).

Fredo

mariocha

Yep, solved it here.
Cookies to Fredo !

niks

thank you Fredo

coolie44

Hi
I'm trying to install this on a mac. Not clear on how to extract the files into SUplugins.

I unzipped the file on the desktop and can select all the files but unsure what to do next.

Thanks

fredo6

@coolie44 said:

Hi
I'm trying to install this on a mac. Not clear on how to extract the files into SUplugins.

I unzipped the file on the desktop and can select all the files but unsure what to do next.

Thanks

The unzip operation should lead to a simple footprint in the SU plugins directory

a file: libFredo6.rb
a folder: LIBFREDO6_Dir_42

Possibly do the extract in a neutral place, and then copy the file and folder to the SU Plugins directory.

Fredo

loyflut

Hello Fredo6,

I'm on Mac running OS X Snow Leopard and I've DL all your files and don' manage to install it properly despite I've been following your advices on the .pdf or this web site.
I don't know exactly what's wrong with what I'm doing but it's not working...
libFredo6.rb and libFredo6.pluging are in the right (I think) directory "Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/plugins"
I've DL 000_AdditionalPluginFolders.rb and put it in this directory "Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 7/SketchUp/plugins" but same same, it's not working.

Basically I'm a bit lost and would love to find the solution to make it work.
This tools looks amazing to use and make the work so much easier.

If any one as a idea I will be pleased and really thankful.

driven

hi,

do you have any working plugins? i.e. others that do work.

can you post a screenshot of the path to your plugins folder.

john

fredo6

@loyflut said:

Hello Fredo6,

I'm on Mac running OS X Snow Leopard and I've DL all your files and don' manage to install it properly despite I've been following your advices on the .pdf or this web site.
I don't know exactly what's wrong with what I'm doing but it's not working...
libFredo6.rb and libFredo6.pluging are in the right (I think) directory "Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/plugins"
I've DL 000_AdditionalPluginFolders.rb and put it in this directory "Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 7/SketchUp/plugins" but same same, it's not working

First, I guess you use Sketchup 8. So the standard directory for Plugins should be
"Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/plugins".
I say that as you seem to use also the ...Google Sketchup 7...directory.

Second, LibFredo6 is not really a plugin by itself, but a library supporting other plugins.
At least did you check you have a menu ***Windows > LibFredo6 settings.....***If so, then you have a correct installation and ready to dowload and install my other scripts (like FredoScale, Roundcorner, ...)

Fredo

loyflut

Hi,

John,
No i don't have any working plugin yet.
So here the first screenshot where I put all of them.
I don't think I should put it here (second screenshot)

Fredo,
Yes I use SU pro 8 (I copy/past from the first post you give )
So Where should I put LibFredo6 ?
No I don't see LibFredo6 settings in my menu, I don't get what to do btw LibFredo6, and 000_AdditionalPluginFolders or even FreeScale....
Sorry guys I'm a waist of time...

Thank your help

Where I put all the plugin

2nd shot

fredo6

@loyflut said:

Hi,

John,
No i don't have any working plugin yet.
So here the first screenshot where I put all of them.
I don't think I should put it here (second screenshot)

Fredo,
Yes I use SU pro 8 (I copy/past from the first post you give )
So Where should I put LibFredo6 ?
No I don't see LibFredo6 settings in my menu, I don't get what to do btw LibFredo6, and 000_AdditionalPluginFolders or even FreeScale....
Sorry guys I'm a waist of time...

Thank your help

Your footprint is not correct. You don't have a Folder LIBFREDO6_Dir_42 in your SU Plugins folder (and you have a file LibFredo6.plugin which should not be there).

I suggest you download the ZIP file and do the extraction in a separate directory. You hsould have only:

1 file, LibFredo6.rb
1 folder LIBFREDO6_Dir_42
Then, when it is OK, copy the file and the folder to the SU Plugins Directory, that is, Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/plugins

Fredo

loyflut

Ok, that's all working.

I don't know why but I tough the all file would not go by it self in the plugin directory, that was my mistake.
Now I just have to learn how to use them and create great product.

Thank a lot Fredo for your precious help.
The tools you develop are just super important and super efficient.

Thank you so much.

tjwilson

I am having trouble with putting round edges on an inset box, within a box. When I try to round the edges, the inset box disappears. I have attached a very simple model which will illustrate my problem if you select the edges and round them. Any idea what I need to do differently in order to make all the edges (both inside and outside edges) become rounded?

Inset Box file

Dave R

Does it disappear or does it just get skinned over? What settings are you using?

tjwilson

If you meant the settings on RoundEdge,I was using an edge radius of 3/16" and have tried a number of different segments for rounding, but 6 segments would be fine.

tjwilson

Maybe it just gets skinned over. I'm pretty new to SketchUp, so I have not sdjusted any settings from the default settings on Pro8. An outline of the original inset box still shows up when I do the round edges, but it appears to be back in the same plane as the outer box.
If you are referring to the Round Edge settings, I have been using 3/16" radius edges with 6 segments.

Dave R

I suspected the skinned over thing. I see that on inside round overs, too. Use Intersect Faces and then delete the skin. Keep the segment count low for the curves to avoid holes in the corners due to small faces that could be generated. SketchUp might not fill them in.

tjwilson

That did it!!! Many thanks.