[Plugin] SmartPushPull v0.26 (05 nov)

Stinkie

Brilliant. Thank you.

thomthom

Sweet!

publied

nice and smarty. thank you.

dylan

That is a definite winner, thanks

rv1974

Finally! Shiny!
Dear ruby coders please help arc4tect to refine this tool (long awaited and really usefull- a real pearl in the ruby
slag)

cather009

Hi Everyone,

How can i use this plugin? i already download it.

Thanks

thomthom

@cather009 said:

Hi Everyone,

How can i use this plugin? i already download it.

Thanks

Tools->SmartPP
Extrude the face and doubleclick to finish.

btw, a4chitect: why do you have to doubleclick? Why not normal click like the regular PP?

thomthom

I really like this plugin. Really looking forward to see how it develops.

I tried it on some simple shape and it worked most of the time. But occasionally it doesn't - not sure why, can't tell the different between what works and what doesn't.


Error; #<ArgumentError; Points are not planar>
C;/Programfiler/Google/Google SketchUp 7/Plugins/A4_smartpushpull.rb;205;in `add_face'
C;/Programfiler/Google/Google SketchUp 7/Plugins/A4_smartpushpull.rb;205;in `smartPP'
C;/Programfiler/Google/Google SketchUp 7/Plugins/A4_smartpushpull.rb;184;in `each'
C;/Programfiler/Google/Google SketchUp 7/Plugins/A4_smartpushpull.rb;184;in `smartPP'
C;/Programfiler/Google/Google SketchUp 7/Plugins/A4_smartpushpull.rb;79;in `onLButtonDoubleClick'
C;/Programfiler/Google/Google SketchUp 7/Plugins/A4_smartpushpull.rb;184

I've attached a sample model which caused the error. I was trying to SPP the face I highlighted orange.

spp.skp

a4chitect

thanks for all the cheers! will look into all the requests but please be patient. I'm not abandoning the development

thomthom: I'm aware of this bug - it is all due to almost no exception-catching code

kwistenbiebel

Wow, thank you a4chitect.

You know, I never use the default scale tool anymore as Fredo's scale (and taper) tool is much better.
Your 'smart push pull' concept has the same potential to knock the old default Sketchup PushPull out of business.
Wonderful concept man!

I hope you will keep on working on it as this can become a life saving gem.
Thanks again.

plot-paris

@kwistenbiebel said:

Your 'smart push pull' concept has the same potential to knock the old default Sketchup PushPull out of business.

1+ absolutely fabulous tool, a4chitect. thanks a lot.

j_forrester

Great tool. Just one idea maybe, when you select the face you want to extrude, you get the option of deleting the original lines to clean it up. Would be a nice addition. but still a great plugin nether the less.

j_forrester

Great tool. Just one idea maybe, when you select the face you want to extrude, you get the option of deleting the original lines to clean it up. Would be a nice addition. but still a great plugin nether the less.

utiler

@thomthom said:

btw, a4chitect: why do you have to doubleclick? Why not normal click like the regular PP?

I thought the same thing, TT.

rv1974

Hi ar4itect I think your 'to do' list misses multiple adjasent\non adjacent faces push-pull.
It'd be special case of Fredo's JPP. BTW While ago I asked him to implement it but unfortunatly it didn't happen.

plot-paris

oh, and to make it the almighty super tool, you could enalbe push/pull of more than one selected face simulaneously, making it a lot faster to do extrude several faces with the sam distance (something that I always wanted the push/pull tool to be capable of)

erikB

a4chitect,
very usefull ruby, well done !
For me the possibilty to control the offset by means of the VCB is the one thing that is missing to make it a true replacement for the 'standard' push pull tool. (But it is already in the to do list !! )
Thanks for sharing,
erikB

david_h

okay . .this is total awesomenicity. Any possible way it could be written to be accessed from a right-click like JPP? That would just be cherry.

THx,

D

MALAISE

Yeee! Thanks a lot for this plugin

MALAISE

matteo

oooh!

“The one fact about the future of which we can be certain is that it will be utterly fantastic” – Arthur C Clarke

“The one fact about ruby coders of which we can be certain is that next ruby plugin will be utterly fantastic” – Matteo Bignozzi

thank you a lot arc4tect