[Plugin][$] RoundCorner - v3.4a - 31 Mar 24
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I have an idea for the round corner plugin.
To get around the problem with altering a bevel on an object, what if the script would save a original "unbeveled" version of the object on a special hidden layer and if the user wants to change the bevel later on the script would fetch the original object and do a new bevel on it with the new settings.
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@pixero said:
save a original "unbeveled" version of the object on a special hidden layer and if the user wants to change the bevel later on the script would fetch the original object and do a new bevel on it with the new settings.
That's an awesome idea.
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@rich o brien said:
@pixero said:
save a original "unbeveled" version of the object on a special hidden layer and if the user wants to change the bevel later on the script would fetch the original object and do a new bevel on it with the new settings.
That's an awesome idea.
Yes that is! And fredo already owns most of the code for that on Ghostcomp
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@pixero said:
...save a original "unbeveled" version ...
could save it to the group definition maybe?
like TIG and TT do with editable 3dText...
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@pixero said:
I have an idea for the round corner plugin.
To get around the problem with altering a bevel on an object, what if the script would save a original "unbeveled" version of the object on a special hidden layer and if the user wants to change the bevel later on the script would fetch the original object and do a new bevel on it with the new settings.
I've been toying with the idea of extracting the technique I use in SUbD, by storing the original mesh in the definition's attributes. I'd love for there to be a generic library to handle this which developers can quickly hook up. Need to complete SUbD first though.
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You make not symmetrical angle?
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Getting a strange result after installing the rounded corner extension in Sketchup 2015.
I created a square, selected one edge, and ran the extension. The edge I selected is gone and instead I get this image below.
This is the first time using the extension
Any tips or help?
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Better if you post the SKP file! (Before,after )
That avoid to rebuild something maybe false different than your and lost time!
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@runningutes said:
Getting a strange result after installing the rounded corner extension in Sketchup 2015.
I created a square, selected one edge, and ran the extension. The edge I selected is gone and instead I get this image below.
This is the first time using the extension
Any tips or help?
You say you made a square but I think you mean a cube? It looks as if you have the Offset (radius) value set too large. The setting you used for the radius is 1000mm but your cube can't be anywhere close to that size. Try changing the Offset to something small enough that it fits your cube.
Edit:
I duplicated your results by setting the radius much larger than the cube.
With a more appropriate setting, it rounds the edge as expected.
Take some time to read the instructions in the first post of this thread. There is also a PDF reference file available.
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Hello!, i tryed to install roudedcorners directly through Sketchucation pluging stores, after instslling freddo library, and it appears this when autoinstall: ( inside a box)
You can Write to the Main Plugins Folder, and...
You have a Custom-Plugins Folder.C:/ Users/noemi/appdata/roaming/sketchup/sketchup2015/sketchup/plugins
c:/ Programdata/sketchup/sketchup2015/sketchup/pluginsi don't find this folder and don't know what does it mean... should i create another folder, what should i do? thanks for any help!
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NEW RELEASE: RoundCorner v3.0a - 09 Jul 15
RoundCorner 3.0a is refresh of this now old plugin.
The main evolutions are related to the User Interface:
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Updated button palette, separating the buttons in 4 areas: Edges selection, Parameters, Edge properties and Geometry Generation.
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Post-modification: You can now modify the parameters after the generation of the geometry without reselecting edges. When one or several parameters are changed, you can apply to the previous generation by clicking on “APPLY CHANGE”. As soon as you select an edge, this option is no more available and the parameters will apply to the next generation.
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Detection of Overlaps: RoundCorner now detects the situations of overlaps and show them in Preview mode and display a warning message before generation of the geometry.
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Edge properties: there is an additional control for edges bordering the corners.
See main post of this thread for Download.
Fredo
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Thank you very much for this update Fredo.
@unknownuser said:
You can now modify the parameters after the generation of the geometry without reselecting edges.
This is a great new feature and a huge time saver.
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This may be the paragon of your plugins, Fredo, which are all superb at that. A hugely useful and essential tool that only gets better and more refined over time!
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Thank you so much fredo6
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NEW RELEASE: RoundCorner v3.0b - 17 Jul 15
RoundCorner 3.0b fixes a major bug preventing the plugin to launch for Sketchup 2013 and earlier versions.
So it is IMPORTANT to upgrade to v3.0b if you run these versions of Sketchup.
Sorry for inconvenience
See main post of this thread for Download.
Fredo
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Yep with little measures that splatting soon as Enter!
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@z200121 said:
Yep with little measures that splatting soon as Enter!
No a very clear comment
If you mean that using very small dimensions causes a BugSplat, then this a well know limitation of SketchUp -both in SketchUp's native tools and many Plugins...
Models with edges [and any faces they might support] < 1/1000" long can 'exist', BUT they cannot be 'created' - this is because at that size the tolerance built in to SketchUp means that it takes the edge's start/end points to be coincident.
The work around is to scale the geometry up x100 or more, do the intricate creation and scale back down afterwards.As I said - the tiny geometry can exist, but it cannot be created...
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its great ! thanks fredo .
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One of the best plug-ins ever, thank you!!! makes my models look more realistic. the best part of this is it keeps the faces grouped as one. cheers keep making more
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