[Plugin][$] RoundCorner - v3.4a - 31 Mar 24
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the whole file is quite big, unless you mean a separate component then sure, but it crashes on things as simple as a cube.. I managed to get 2 surfaces rounded however it took me like 6 attempts or something
this thing really teaches you patience.
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What edges are you trying to round over? And what values are you using for Offset and the Number of sides?
Patience is good.
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@dave r said:
What edges are you trying to round over? And what values are you using for Offset and the Number of sides?
Patience is good.
Just the sides of the main box and the parameters were 2mm and 2 sides.
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OK. I just tried it on my computer and it worked fine. I only selected the front and back vertical edges and the bottom edge. How were you making the selection? Is it possible you were selecting the top edge where the round over has already been done?
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@dave r said:
OK. I just tried it on my computer and it worked fine. I only selected the front and back vertical edges and the bottom edge. How were you making the selection? Is it possible you were selecting the top edge where the round over has already been done?
I don't think so, i just select the four vertical edges and try to run the roundcorner... As I said before, sometimes it works but it crashes on rather stupid moments such as unselecting a selected edge or something else as simple as that...
Sometimes i feel like with sketchup patience is everything
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I quickly redrew your cabinet and then rounded over the edges on the top and sides in one go.
I double clicked with Select while holding the Ctrl key (Option on Mac) on all three sides in turn to select their edges and then ran the tool once.
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@dave r said:
I quickly redrew your cabinet and then rounded over the edges on the top and sides in one go.
I double clicked with Select while holding the Ctrl key (Option on Mac) on all three sides in turn to select their edges and then ran the tool once.
[attachment=1:358glolk]<!-- ia1 -->Screenshot - 12_19_2014 , 4_51_30 PM.png<!-- ia1 -->[/attachment:358glolk][attachment=0:358glolk]<!-- ia0 -->Screenshot - 12_19_2014 , 4_53_49 PM.png<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:358glolk]
Hmmm... however tempting redrawing around 60 different pieces of office furniture is
I have been encountering this problem with other objects before while working on a completely different project, so from that I take it's rather the issue of program/plugins incompatibility rather than the objects themselves... Thank you very much for trying to help, I suppose this problem is gonna stay unsolved for now, will definitely have to run all the plugins separately to see which one may be causing the errors.. -
@unknownuser said:
Just the sides of the main box and the parameters were 2mm and 2 sides.
Prefer to work in Scale *100 and at the end Scale /100
At this Scale (mm)Sketchup don't like very tiny segments, surfaces... -
Pilou, at this scale SketchUp rounded over the corners just fine and filled in all the face on my installation.
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@pilou said:
@unknownuser said:
Just the sides of the main box and the parameters were 2mm and 2 sides.
Prefer to work in Scale *100 and at the end Scale /100
At this Scale (mm)Sketchup don't like very tiny segments, surfaces...Thank you for the suggestion but that was never an issue for me... worked completely fine in 2014.
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RedFoxy, do you still have 2014 installed?
You can just open 2015 and 2014. Open your file first in 2015. Then in 2014 (it will say it will have to open as read only). Then round corner the objects you want in 2014 and copy to the main file in 2015 (saving once in a while in 2015).
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Hello Fredo,
can't thank you enough for all your plugins!!! Donate folks!! At the end of the day
we will have to open our refrigerators door - isn't it?I have a question:
When inspecting the icons for 'RoundCorner' I stumbled upon one which is labeled 'CustomProfile'.
It however don't seem to be implemented. Did you work on this as well?
...absolutely amazed by your work and with maximum respect
Klaus
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@define said:
When inspecting the icons for 'RoundCorner' I stumbled upon one which is labeled 'CustomProfile'.
It however don't seem to be implemented. Did you work on this as well?
Klaus,
Custom profiles (based on a quarter definition of profile) is something that I have included in the code, but I would need to build a kind of GUI to activate it in the script.
see http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323%26amp;t=20485%26amp;start=30#p172163
Fredo
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@unknownuser said:
Custom profiles (based on a quarter definition of profile) is something that I have included in the code, but I would need to build a kind of GUI to activate it in the script.
Please do.
Another small request.
Would it be possible to make the scripts create quads only? As it is now it also creates triangles.
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@pixero said:
Another small request.
Would it be possible to make the scripts create quads only? As it is now it also creates triangles.How would you expect the result would be in quads for that example you posted?
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I think it is rather something like this:
Coincidentally, I was just giving an other look at RoundCorner using subdivisions techniques, essentially to generalize usage to complex situations where a pure geometrical construction is not possible.
Fredo
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Would it be something like this?
EDIT --oh no, the other faces get ruined for quads--I tried applying texture and just realized this and came back to find your post below, Fredo!
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@fredo6 said:
I think it is rather something like this:
[attachment=0:2nffscfk]<!-- ia0 -->Quad round corner.png<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:2nffscfk]
Yea, that type of rounding would be great!
@fredo6 said:
Coincidentally, I was just giving an other look at RoundCorner using subdivisions techniques, essentially to generalize usage to complex situations where a pure geometrical construction is not possible.
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@thomthom said:
I am not so familar with subdivision. But I think you are, as you work on your SubDivide plugin!
Fredo
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@pixero said:
Another small request.
Would it be possible to make the scripts create quads only? As it is now it also creates triangles.[attachment=4:1tjc0skc]<!-- ia4 -->triangles.JPG<!-- ia4 -->[/attachment:1tjc0skc]
Another possibility is the double rounding
Basically you proceed in 2 steps:
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Round the vertical edge by an offset A (here A = 0.2m)
[attachment=3:1tjc0skc]<!-- ia3 -->Double Rounding 1.png<!-- ia3 -->[/attachment:1tjc0skc][attachment=0:1tjc0skc]<!-- ia0 -->Double Rounding 11.png<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:1tjc0skc] -
Then Round the top edges by an offset B, such as B is lower than A (here B = 0.15 m)
[attachment=2:1tjc0skc]<!-- ia2 -->Double rounding 2.png<!-- ia2 -->[/attachment:1tjc0skc][attachment=1:1tjc0skc]<!-- ia1 -->Double Rounding 3.png<!-- ia1 -->[/attachment:1tjc0skc]
I can maybe automate this type of double rounding in the Plugin
Fredo
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