[Plugin][$] FredoScale - v3.7c - 19 Aug 26
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@alexpacio2013 In this situation I used the BOX stretch tool. Absolutely a must have tool in Sketchup. I always draw doors with a frame, so when you use the scale tool it also scales the frame, therefore the stretch tool is a better tool then the scale tool. Sorry but I did not mis anything and it worked like a charm.
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I will publish a change where the Uniform Scale checkbox is set to what it was when you last left the dialog.
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@fredo6 Thanks!
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NEW RELEASE: FredoScale v3.7c - 19 Aug 26
Requirements:
- LibFredo6 v15.9d.
- Sketchucation PluginStore v5.0.7.
FredoScale 3.7c includes changes for:
- Adjustment for Dimension dialog box
Home Page of FredoScale for information and Download.
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Thanks! Brilliant!
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@fredo6
The latest version is causing bugsplats and causing Sketchup not to startup. Is there a place where I can download a previous version of Fredoscale? -
not working on sketchup 26.2.243 64bits
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not working on sketchup 26.2.243 64bits
Please provide a bit more info. Ruby Console Errors or any dialog messages.
Also please run Window > Libfredo Settings > Fredo6 Plugins Information for Sketchucation Support menu command and copy/paste the output into your reply.
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Hi Freddo. I have a suggestion, or I might say a request for help, so that you can improve the visual representation of the deformation points in the same style as the standard zoom tool. It is very inconvenient to look for the point of deformation that is behind the object, I have to either look for it without looking, or turn on the X-ray mode to find it. In the standard zoom tool, these points are highlighted through the object, which is very convenient. Could you add this improvement to make it easier to use the plugin?)) Maybe this feature can be enabled on demand in the settings. Or maybe it already exists, but I couldn’t find it?
I’m attaching 2 screenshots: the first one shows the standard scale tool, and the second one shows FredoScale. (so you can see the difference)
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If you wish to use an opposite handle which is hidden, just hover the handle which is visible. You will see the 2 handles and can select the opposite handle.
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@fredo6 20261014-1121-08.6873644.mp4
I understand that you can first aim at the opposite point, highlight the point I need and continue searching for it at random) This is an unprofessional approach)) Wasted time and unnecessary actions. Moreover, you can miss and grab the wrong point. Apparently, you will have to turn on the X-ray mode again, and this is very inconvenient. -
No need to get upset. The behavior of FredoScale was just mimicking the behavior of the native Scale tool.
Simply, Sketchup added these 'hidden' handles visible in SU2026 (maybe even SU2026.2). This is why you have a discrepancy.
I will probably introduce the 'hidden handles' in an update of FredoScale.
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