[Plugin][$] FredoScale - v3.6a - 01 Apr 24

alexpacio

Maybe you must post some file skp for more helps (save as V6)
And one image before / after

My screen capture

not scale

final result

Gaieus

Roberto, these DB images do not load here this way (it actually links to a page where they are inserted). Could you rather attach them to your post?

alexpacio

@gaieus said:

Roberto, these DB images do not load here this way (it actually links to a page where they are inserted). Could you rather attach them to your post?

Sorry,

I solved it.

I reinstalled and fredoscale libfredo and now everything is ok.

Thanks anyway.

compliments for the speed of responses. This forum is a really quick.

sorry for my English (using Google translate) but my only language is Italian.

Gaieus

We have an Italian subforum at the bottom (I have added you now). It's not the busiest forum but still, if you get stuck, there are a couple of Italians here...

alfabenedict

Thank you! This SketchUp Bending rocks!

local

Hi!
I have a little problem with this plugin. If the stretching device provided by the component or group, then the attribute does not change the size.

Sorry, this turned out to google.

Dave R

I think I understand what you wrote, local, but it isn't entirely clear.

It is true that if you stretch a component or group, you only change the appearance of that entity but it doesn't change the definition not does it change any other instances of the component in the model. This happens with the native Scale tool as well. To change the definition (attributes) you need to open the component or group for editing and modify the geometry inside.

thomthom

Could it be that he's referring to Dynamic Components?

local

This component consists of several group.

pbacot

I am not sure of the question but the stretching tool alters the component itself,unlike the scale tool.

If more than one instance of the component is in drawing, stretching creates a new component definition--so the original component is unchanged.

pjbazel

Hello all,

This is my first post, but I have spent countless hours reading this forum and it has been the the most amazing SU resource. Im just learning, and I would have a fraction of my current knowledge/ability without this forum, not to mention the developers who make scripts for SU (thank you Fredo!!!) Im amazed how much effort and energy the individuals in this community are willing to give. Truly amazing!

I now have my first question, or at least a question I could not answer simply by reading. I tried to search for the answer, I did not find it, but im sure its simple.

Using Fredo scale box scaling, when I grab/drag a handle and scale it jumps from 1.0 to 1.05, and I can not get it to scale in this range (1.0-1.05) without typing the values. It would be very nice to stop this, and have it scale in this range without it jumping from 1.0 to 1.05.

Is there a way to change this?

thanks...

Gaieus

Hm. I tried both with the native Scale tool and FredoScale and I can easily move my mouse in a way that it smoothly "grows" the numbers by 0.01 increments.

pjbazel

@gaieus said:

Hm. I tried both with the native Scale tool and FredoScale and I can easily move my mouse in a way that it smoothly "grows" the numbers by 0.01 increments.

When I use the native scale tool it scales by .01 increments. But, when using Fredo Scale it jumps to 1.05, and then scales up from there at .01 increments. Very frustrating. There is a similar issue when using target mode with small (not minute, but small) distances.When using scaling handles I can type in the values between 1 and 1.05, but with target mode there is no way to get the scaling through the small distance.

If anyone has any ideas please tell me what you think. There didn't seem to be anything in the settings to correct this.

Gaieus

Can you share the model file (or at least the problematic part) you are working with?

Dave R

I see it too on a simple box. When the scale handle first moves it is either to 1.05 or 0.95. That's really no a big deal, though. If you want a precise scale factor, just type the desired value including 1.01 or whatever you really want.

pjbazel

@gaieus said:

Can you share the model file (or at least the problematic part) you are working with?

I could upload a file, but Im not sure it would help. This is the behavior all the time. There is not particular file or problem area. It behaves like that all the time.

Should I upload a file? Will that help?

Again, its only with the Fredo Scale, not the native scale.

Let me know if you think it will help ill post one, but it appears to be the script, not a particular file/operation.

Thanks for the help guys

pjbazel

@dave r said:

I see it too on a simple box. When the scale handle first moves it is either to 1.05 or 0.95. That's really no a big deal, though. If you want a precise scale factor, just type the desired value including 1.01 or whatever you really want.

Exactly, yes that's what mine does. Very frustrating.

yes, I can type it in, but this is not as useful as there is no real-time feedback/deformation. If its possible to change it I would love to know how.

Also, possibly more urgent is that fact that in target mode this 'jump' prevents the operation from occurring at all. Neither draging the handle, or typing in parameters produces a result when scaling in this small range.

Perhaps its a script issue?

fredo6

@pjbazel

There is a parameter for fixing the minimum amount of scaling when dragging. Unfortunately, I did not make available for setting in the Default Parameters...dialog box.

I think I will in a next release.

In the meantime, you can modify the line 180 of file bootstrap_FredoScale.rb, which is:
LIMIT_InferenceScale = 0.05
Just change the value, for instance 0.01.

Fredo

pjbazel

@unknownuser said:

@pjbazel

There is a parameter for fixing the minimum amount of scaling when dragging. Unfortunately, I did not make available for setting in the Default Parameters...dialog box.

I think I will in a next release.

In the meantime, you can modify the line 180 of file bootstrap_FredoScale.rb, which is:
LIMIT_InferenceScale = 0.05
Just change the value, for instance 0.01.

Fredo

Ahhhhh, thank you so much Fredo! And thanks for all the wonderful toys!

One question, I tried to edit the .rb in a text editor but I was "denied permission". Can anyone tell me how should I go about editing the bootstrap_FredoScale.rb???

Thanks for the help.

Dave R

You should be able to edit it in your text editor. What program did you try to use to open?