[Plugin] UV Toolkit
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You da man, will test this tomorrow.
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No, Mike, i'm more....
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Mike???
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Yeah, Mike
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Well that's a new nick name...
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And ThomThom left you like this on your last outing?
Edit: oops, in case that doesn't translate culturally, no insinuations intended.
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Unfortunately TT was not there at our last outing - but otherwise it was something like that...
Back to-topic: fantastic tool, Thom, thanks a lot! I will now have to find another (improved) trick to do my arches...
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@gaieus said:
Back to-topic: fantastic tool, Thom, thanks a lot! I will now have to find another (improved) trick to do my arches...
I have something up my sleeves for that as well, but it's in it's third re-coding. (...or was that fourth...) to get it working right.
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Just let me know when you need a beta forum!
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TT this ruby is amazing !!
Will be very usefull.
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Thank you so much Thomas.
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Thanks for this one ThomThom it makes alot easier several uvmapping situations! this is great! Thanks again!
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Yes very useful indeed, thank you Thomas!
The Remember/Restore function is very innovative too. I tried to make a pillow but it didn't work (back). Maybe because I also edited by using Move tool on single vertices?
However, with only Smoove it works well (front).
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@shura said:
I tried to make a pillow but it didn't work (back). Maybe because I also edited by using Move tool on single vertices?
However, with only Smoove it works well (front).It didn't restore properly after using Move, but Smoove worked fine?
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Hi,
I've reproduced the same process with a less complex geometry and it seems to work well (!).
When it did not work before, I have fiddled a lot with the vertices - or maybe the memory got lost when saving the file?
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If you erase/recreate geometry you will loose mapping data.
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Ah, that sounds plausible. Not sure what I did wrong, but I guess must have been something like that.
thank you Thomas
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Looks like a very useful script, Thom...but I'm having problems loading the V2. The ruby is asking for core.rb in TT_Lib2. Is this different from the one in TT_UV_Toolkit; and if so, where is the Lib2 folder hanging out? Did that install as part of an earlier offering?
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@unknownuser said:
Requirements
* SketchUp 7 or newer - ( Other versions untested ) * [**TT_Lib2**](http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f) (v2.4.0)Yeah, it requires Thomthom's Menu
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