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    [Question] Is it possible to set the face.normal?

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    • thomthomT Offline
      thomthom
      last edited by

      Is this Windows and OSX compatible?

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      • Q Offline
        qpik
        last edited by

        Yes you can! πŸ˜„
        I've just found the first thing that changed the view of the model.
        I typed in the Ruby console glDisable(GL_DEPTH_TEST).
        To see result try turning the model around.
        Bear in mind that I'm just starting to learn OpenGL πŸ˜’ .

        ps. You need to run SU with the files from the zip above in Plugins, except the example.

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        • PixeroP Offline
          Pixero
          last edited by

          SU keep asking for glut32.dll. It's not in the zip you provided?

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          • Q Offline
            qpik
            last edited by

            @pixero said:

            SU keep asking for glut32.dll. It's not in the zip you provided?

            It didn't ask me. Maybe because I have it in my Ruby installation.

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              qpik
              last edited by

              I suppose so, try it on Mac.

              Below is not however, only Windows. This seems to freeze SketchUp OpenGL.

              FindWindow = Win32API.new("user32.dll", "FindWindow", ['P','P'], 'N')
              GetDC = Win32API.new("user32.dll", "GetDC", ['N'], 'N')
              GetCurrentContext = Win32API.new("opengl32.dll", "wglGetCurrentContext", ['V'], 'N')
              CreateContext = Win32API.new("opengl32.dll", "wglCreateContext", ['N'], 'N')
              MakeCurrent = Win32API.new("opengl32.dll", "wglMakeCurrent", ['N','N'], 'V')
              DeleteContext = Win32API.new("opengl32.dll", "wglDeleteContext", ['N'], 'V')
              
              
              hwnd = FindWindow.call(0, "Untitled - SketchUp")
              hdc = GetDC.call(hwnd)
              hglrc = GetCurrentContext.call()
              DeleteContext.call(hglrc)
              

              I wonder if this is good direction?

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              • PixeroP Offline
                Pixero
                last edited by

                So where can I get a Ruby install that has it?

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                • Q Offline
                  qpik
                  last edited by

                  One-click windows installer has it. Here: http://rubyinstaller.org/

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                  • PixeroP Offline
                    Pixero
                    last edited by

                    Anyone getting more than one line to work?

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                    • Q Offline
                      qpik
                      last edited by

                      I only got to change some OpenGL Server variables like GL_COLOR_MATERIAL or GL_DEPTH_TEST.
                      I don't know the way to hack into drawing context. I wonder how it is done in LightUp (supposing it is done similar way), maybe a window is layered on top of native SketchUp viewport.

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                      • Chris FullmerC Offline
                        Chris Fullmer
                        last edited by

                        I don't think Lightup does this. I think it renders materials and bakes them into faces in SU. At least that is my (severely limited and naive) understanding.

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