[Plugin] Sculpt Tools (help)
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how that "lock" feature works?
I've tried several times and the result was, 2times of crash, and 2 times "nothing happening"..
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@solo said:
With a bit of playing, your code will be able to produce this faster than I did using SDS.
ehhh sorry SDS???
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SDS is SubDivide and Smooth by Dale Martens, also known as Whaat on this forum.
costs $22USD.
Chris
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oke chris,
thanks for explaining it to me... feel so dumb. Really want this script for a long time and still need to find someone with a credit card which can buy it for me!!!
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Smustard does take paypal if you have an account with them. They are nice, they will hook up directly to your bank account, so you don't need a credit card at all. And you can also recieve payments from other people via paypal.
Chris
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Does sculpt tools work with v 8?
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NEED PLUGIN NOW THANK YOU SO MUCH
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Yes, Smustard has always honored my hatred of Paypal with google checkout invoices for products I want.
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Thanks a lot, a lot for this plugin ! !
Would it be possible to increase the strength and radius using keyboard shortcuts, rather than having to open the settings window?
Itโs not very convenient when using it frequently.
Perhaps this feature is already available?
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You are reading and asking on a 13 year old thread...
I think this tool is no longer under development.
there might be other newer similar tools around ? -
Thanks,
if somone knows about a better free tool like this.... Anyway its very good and works on SU 2024. iS it open source so that we can modify it? -
The tool is actually 17 years since it was written. It stuck at v1.0 and never advanced. The author did add a 'copyright' notice into the start of the main code RB files. There is an email address for him there too. I suspect that he is no longer interested in it. If you were to 'tweak' some files purely for your own use [without publishing them with his permission] I'd think that's probably OK... But please note that the Ruby coding is the files is 'archaic' and might not work on newer SketchUp versions - and it's poorly formed without modules/classes etc ans uses the frowned upon $ global variables... So use [and edit] with caution...
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