[Plugin] ComponentReporter++ v1.2
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This original http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=373590#p373590
does some DC attribute data things...
This is a NEWER version...
(c) TIG 2013
Script:
TIG-exportDCs2csv[2].rb
Type into the Ruby Console:
TIG.exportDCs2csv2
OR use
Plugins menu > TIG.exportDCs2csv2
It Exports all Selected DCs' data into a file, as:
Name,LenX,LenY,LenZ,Material,Layer
It uses 'mm' for the XYZ units.
It is a 'CSV' [COMMA separated variable] file - made in the model's folder and named after the model thus:
ModelName.skp >> ModelNameDCs.csv
If a new model is unsaved the current directory receives this new file.
Edit sep="," if something other than separating comma is desired.
Make sep="\t" if a 'TSV' [TAB separated variable] file is desired and change ext="csv" to ext="tsv".
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@tig said:
This original http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=373590#p373590
does some DC attribute data things...
This is a NEWER version...
(c) TIG 2013
Script:
TIG-exportDCs2csv[2].rb
Type into the Ruby Console:
TIG.exportDCs2csv2
OR use
Plugins menu > TIG.exportDCs2csv2
It Exports all Selected DCs' data into a file, as:
Name,LenX,LenY,LenZ,Material,Layer
It uses 'mm' for the XYZ units.
It is a 'CSV' [COMMA separated variable] file - made in the model's folder and named after the model thus:
ModelName.skp >> ModelNameDCs.csv
If a new model is unsaved the current directory receives this new file.
Edit sep="," if something other than separating comma is desired.
Make sep="\t" if a 'TSV' [TAB separated variable] file is desired and change ext="csv" to ext="tsv".
...Tig
thank you very much, works perfect.
Just an observation. If doubled within skp component and modify its dimensions (eg. LenX) reports all copies with the same valueDeputy model
Thanks
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@tig said:
This original http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=373590#p373590
does some DC attribute data things...
This is a NEWER version...
(c) TIG 2013
Script:
TIG-exportDCs2csv[2].rb
Type into the Ruby Console:
TIG.exportDCs2csv2
OR use
Plugins menu > TIG.exportDCs2csv2
It Exports all Selected DCs' data into a file, as:
Name,LenX,LenY,LenZ,Material,Layer
It uses 'mm' for the XYZ units.
It is a 'CSV' [COMMA separated variable] file - made in the model's folder and named after the model thus:
ModelName.skp >> ModelNameDCs.csv
If a new model is unsaved the current directory receives this new file.
Edit sep="," if something other than separating comma is desired.
Make sep="\t" if a 'TSV' [TAB separated variable] file is desired and change ext="csv" to ext="tsv".
...TIG
ud can have the report grouped plugin components, adding the name of the group in a new column?
thanks post your feedback -
Hi TIG - Love the plugin! I just recently stumbled on this page and it has been super useful tracking my work! I was wondering if you had the time to help me make a slight tweak? Basically, I want to tidy up the parentage report to display nested components in a more intuitive way similar to the sketchup outliner?. Hopefully the attached image makes sense: It shows only the counts of of instances, and also puts the them to the right of its parent component. This way, I can visually track the hierarchy.
If you have the time, I'd really appreciate the help given that I am not versed in ruby.
Thank you very much!
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Hi TIG, Thank you so much for your powerful script. I'm using it to do my construction schedules. It helps me a lot. Could you please add a modification that allow me to get volume numbers for components? (my components are solid ready). I don't have much Ruby knowledge and was failed to do it my self.
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@nghminh81 said:
Hi TIG, Thank you so much for your powerful script. I'm using it to do my construction schedules. It helps me a lot. Could you please add a modification that allow me to get volume numbers for components? (my components are solid ready). I don't have much Ruby knowledge and was failed to do it my self.
Edit the file with Notepad++...
Around line #149 you can see the 'area' code.
You need to add some similar 'volume' code near that, like this:volume=0.0 volume=c.volume if c.volume > 0 # it's always in cu" - to make into something else use a conversion factor like this for cu metres; volume=volume*0.000016387064 # convert it into a string volume=volume.to_s.tr(",",".")### trap for comma as decimal point... # edit line ~ # 166 [remember that it will have shifted down after you entered the new volume code !] ilist.push([dname,iname,lname,cname,id,x,y,z,pname,area,areas].flatten!) # to include volume... ilist.push([dname,iname,lname,cname,id,x,y,z,pname,area,areas,volume].flatten!) # edits the lines making the header text ~ # 178 file.puts("DEFN-NAME,PARENT[NAME<TYPE>],INST-NAME,LAYER,MATERIAL,ID,X,Y,Z,AREA,SUB-MAT-AREAS\n\n")if miner file.puts("DEFN-NAME,INST-NAME,LAYER,MATERIAL,ID,X,Y,Z,AREA,SUB-MAT-AREAS\n\n")if not miner # to read... file.puts("DEFN-NAME,PARENT[NAME<TYPE>],INST-NAME,LAYER,MATERIAL,ID,X,Y,Z,AREA,SUB-MAT-AREAS,VOLUME\n\n")if miner file.puts("DEFN-NAME,INST-NAME,LAYER,MATERIAL,ID,X,Y,Z,AREA,SUB-MAT-AREAS,VOLUME\n\n")if not miner # now edit the code around lines ~ # ilist.each{|c| xx=""; c[10..-1].each{|x|;xx=","+x.to_s} if miner file.puts(c[0]+","+c[8]+","+c[1]+","+c[2]+","+c[3]+","+c[4]+","+c[5]+","+c[6]+","+c[7]+","+c[9]+xx) else file.puts(c[0]+","+c[1]+","+c[2]+","+c[3]+","+c[4]+","+c[5]+","+c[6]+","+c[7]+","+c[9]+xx) end#if } # to read with the extra volume element ... +","+c[-1] ... # -1 says last element in array which we know in the newly added 'volume' string. ilist.each{|c| xx=""; c[10..-1].each{|x|;xx=","+x.to_s} if miner file.puts(c[0]+","+c[8]+","+c[1]+","+c[2]+","+c[3]+","+c[4]+","+c[5]+","+c[6]+","+c[7]+","+c[9]+","+c[-1]+xx) else file.puts(c[0]+","+c[1]+","+c[2]+","+c[3]+","+c[4]+","+c[5]+","+c[6]+","+c[7]+","+c[9]+","+c[-1]+xx) end#if }Hope that helps...
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Thanks TIG so much for spending time with my case. Your help make it works perfectly. I've learned many many of Ruby language with your code.
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Hello TIG
thank you for your time with this plugin.do you think it is possible to list dynamic components and their LenX, LenY, LenZ that are inside another dynamic component?
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sorry....
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This is somewhat more complex...
Why not post a similar request in the DC forum ? -
Hi TIG, thanks for the plugin!
Whether it is possible to copy the report in a clipboard? But only "Instances+Report"!
It is sometimes better than the CSV file.
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Hi Tig, I'm trying to get this to work, reporting the components only if the dynamic attribute "report" is true. After a little experimentation, I think I should be changing line 135 to read
inlist.push(c) if ((c.typename=="ComponentInstance") && (c.attribute_dictionaries['report'] == 'TRUE'))But that creates no results (I do have a DC in my model with the attribute 'report' set to 'TRUE')
Could you point out where I'm going wrong?
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Should you not be looking at the
c.definitionrather than the instance ?
Also are you sure that's the attribute_dictionary name ?
Perhaps 'dynamic_attributes' ??
Try this Ruby Console snippet on a selected DC instance to see what I mean:
Sketchup.active_model.selection[0].definition.attribute_dictionaries.each{|d|puts;p d.name;puts;d.each_pair{|k,v|puts"#{k} = #{v}"}} -
oh I see! I completely misunderstood attribute_dictionaries.
dict = c.attribute_dictionaries['dynamic_attributes'] inlist.push(c) if ((c.typename=="ComponentInstance") && (dict['report'] == 1))This works great, thanks Tig.
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Hi TIG
About "ComponentReporter++.rb"
is theres some way the plugin including columns like Lenght X, Lenght y and Lenght Z of the box ?:
im new in rubys, sorry.
DEFN-NAME | COUNT | DESCRIPTION | X | Y | Z| GUID |
Any help i will apreciate.
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@rubenamaroh said:
Hi TIG
About "ComponentReporter++.rb"
is theres some way the plugin including columns like Lenght X, Lenght y and Lenght Z of the box ?:
im new in rubys, sorry.DEFN-NAME | COUNT | DESCRIPTION | X | Y | Z| GUID |
Any help i will apreciate.
Of course.
This is just an 'example' script.
Get the group/component-instance .bounds and get .width/height/depth [lenX/lenY/lenZ]
The add the extra columns into the CSV and include the three values .to_s etc... -
@tig said:
@rubenamaroh said:
Hi TIG
About "ComponentReporter++.rb"
is theres some way the plugin including columns like Lenght X, Lenght y and Lenght Z of the box ?:
im new in rubys, sorry.DEFN-NAME | COUNT | DESCRIPTION | X | Y | Z| GUID |
Any help i will apreciate.
Of course.
This is just an 'example' script.
Get the group/component-instance .bounds and get .width/height/depth [lenX/lenY/lenZ]
The add the extra columns into the CSV and include the three values .to_s etc...Ok.
I will try to do it
I was trying to make a list of material of framing walls but did not have the length of the studs and ledgers, i'm more familiar with the language of AutoLISP for AutoCAD, so I'm starting to learn the language of the rubys, any suggestions to learn ruby?
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Is it possible to find and retrieve information from attributes in nested components?
ideally I would like to achieve a plugin like "TIG-exportDCs2csv[2].rb" that is able to Exports all Selected DCs' data into a file BUT FROM "NESTED" (or child) COMPONENTS AS WELL.
Anyone can help with this? -
@Tig,
Can this plugin report current Attribute values AND formulas (if any) side by side?
If yes - Great!
If not, please consider this a suggested improvement, as well as a request for information - should you know of another plugin that provides this functionality.
Thanks in advance!
Steve
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Hi, TIG Thanks for this plugin.
can I get this (Please see attached image) information in one and a simple excel sheet?
Thanks again.
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