[Plugin][$] RoundCorner - v3.4a - 31 Mar 24

eddybo

First of all, thanks for the cool plugin!

I'm running into what I would think is a fairly common problem though: RoundCorner seems to "destroy" any concave insets I create. Instead of trying to explain in words I've created a 2 minute video which demonstrates an easy way for me to reproduce the problem.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7IlbQFtQpM%26amp;feature=youtu.be

Any ideas or help would be appreciated!

Thanks,
Eddy

massimo

That is a well known behaviour. At the end, pick the select tool and just click on the created surface where you should have a hole and press del.

eddybo

Ah, that did the trick. Thank you!

mattiab

SketchUp crashes each time i try to use this plugin, do you know why?

TIG

@mattiab said:

SketchUp crashes each time i try to use this plugin, do you know why?
Do you have the latest version?
Do you have the latest version of the require Lib Fredo ?
What do you mean by 'crash'?
Are there any error-messages as SketchUp loads?
Are there any messages in th Ruby Console when you try using this tool ?

I note you say you are on SketchUp 7 - that's 3 steps behind most people !
Expecting compatibility is perhaps hopeful...

fredo6

@mattiab said:

SketchUp crashes each time i try to use this plugin, do you know why?

Do you have an old version of Vray?

Dave R

@mattiab said:

SketchUp crashes each time i try to use this plugin, do you know why?

You sure haven't given much in the way of useful information so that anyone can help you.

whitelock

Hi I would like to ask what edge prop filter, border and inner edge settings need to be on to have the effect below (I have had to soften all edges and then redraw the lines to show what I need) where the outer edges of the round are visible and the inner edges are hidden. I have tried every kind of variation I can think of and they all end up showing all the additional edges created. Please help if you can

thanks

Luke

Dave R

Is this what you're after?

whitelock

Hi Dave,
thanks for the reply I am actually after this look as shown below, where the outer edges of the Radius are shown only so that when I put the model into Layout I not only have points that I can snap to for measurements but you can also make out the edge.

test 2.jpg

Dave R

You could do this:

And maybe you could get the additional edges at the corners if you run the plugin on limited selections and run it more than once.

If you aren't able to see the edges in LO, it makes me wonder what you have Profiles set to for the style you use.

whitelock

Thanks dave, big help

numerobis

@whitelock said:

Hi Dave,
thanks for the reply I am actually after this look as shown below, where the outer edges of the Radius are shown only so that when I put the model into Layout I not only have points that I can snap to for measurements but you can also make out the edge.

I wanted to ask the same today
I need it to get a proper shading in rendering without additional supporting edges. For now i'm doing this manually for every object after i have rounded the corners:

select the whole object and set it to the lowest needed angle to get softed edges.
double click on every side to select the bounding edges, then deselect faces with filter plugin.
hit the edge loop function to select the crossing edges at the corners
set the softening angle to 0

So, it would be nice to have an option in RoundCorner to do this automatically!

But thanks Dave! I will try your suggested setting to see if this is enough to get a proper shading (not sure about that).

Dave R

@james kayten said:

I find it dismaying that for all the info provided, there's no link to download the plugin. I've been online now nearly an hour trying to figure out how I managed to install the item last year. There's an ill-concieved quality about so much of the SU interface and plugins system - amateurish and fucking annoying.

I find it dismaying that despite how obvious it is, you still can't find the links in the first post of the thread. And then have the gall to use foul language and make insults that are uncalled for and expect others to help you anyway.