[Plugin] CleanUp
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@gaieus said:
There is an "unwanted" feature in this plugin (I do not necessarily want to call it a "bug"); it erases coplanar edges also when that edge divides faces where the same material applied but positioned differently. See screenshots attached.
hmm... Yes - I see how this can be an issue. Will need to ponder on how to avoid this though.
@gaieus said:
Thanks for looking into this issue - this is the best ever cleanup script I have ever encountered. aybe abother wish - could there be a feature/setting to clean up only whatever is in context (like inside a goup) and/or in a certain selection?
Or maybe I missed something?
Yea - the UI is horrible. -
Hm. Can I have another (older?) version?
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No - I seem to have extra menu items from working on v1.2.0 oopsie
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I tried to lock such faces with positioned materials but the script erases lines in locked groups, too!
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@gaieus said:
I tried to lock such faces with positioned materials but the script erases lines in locked groups, too!
That's interesting. Another thing to note down.
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Armed with more info from Simone Nicolo I now have a better method for detecting coplanar faces - the same method Sketchup use. I think it's 100% reliable. No more messing about with tolerances.
Highly recommended update!
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@thomthom said:
Armed with more info from Simone Nicolo I now have a better method for detecting coplanar faces - the same method Sketchup use. I think it's 100% reliable. No more messing about with tolerances.
Highly recommended update!
Turns out it's not 100%. In one of my test model it still left some edges that could be erased.Updated with some minor UI fixes.
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"The selected attachment does not exist anymore"
Error when clicking for download.
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@escapeartist said:
"The selected attachment does not exist anymore"
Error when clicking for download.
You probably tried to download just as I uploaded a quick patch.
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Thanks Thom, this is good.
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@thomthom said:
You probably tried to download just as I uploaded a quick patch.
Ah, timing is everything. Works just fine. Thanks!
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Thank you, Thom! Works just like I'd hoped. What a great time saver! -
Hi Thom,
Thanks for the update. I'll definitely try it out (I managed to forget about two coplanar faces with differently positioned but the same texture again and screwed up my model - no big hassle though just a "doh" moment again...)
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@gaieus said:
Hi Thom,
Thanks for the update. I'll definitely try it out (I managed to forget about two coplanar faces with differently positioned but the same texture again and screwed up my model - no big hassle though just a "doh" moment again...)
Ah yes - I'm still not sure how to account for that. But it is possible ... somehow...
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Hi Thom,
Thanks for the update, one of my favourite plugins.
Doesnt say much about my modelling ability! -
Important update in 1.2.2
Sorry for all these updates recently.
I think I found the root of why the last update wasn't 100%.It now erases edges as they are processes, instead of in bulk later. This is because each face's plane equations must be re-evaluated after it's been merged. This might lead to slightly longer processing time - but I now hope that it truly is 100% watertight.
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Thanks for the update. I use this puppy all the time!
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Thanks - it is doing better job of removing edges. I am willing to trade a little extra time for a cleaner model.
I did get a reference to a deleted Edge error on this model (.stl import.) I haven't investigated the cause, but I've attached it in case you're curious.
Error: #<TypeError: reference to deleted Edge> C:\Program Files\Google\Google SketchUp 7\Plugins\tt_cleanup.rb:283:infaces'`My fix:
283:next unless e.valid? and e.is_a?(Sketchup::Edge)But is doesn't explain the cause.
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hm.. that is odd. I wonder why that happens. thanks for posting the model.
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Updated to account for the issue reported by Jim.
Though I still don't understand why I ever get a reference to a deleted edge...
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