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    Componentreporter.rb

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    • M Offline
      mics_54
      last edited by mics_54

      I was attempting to make a materials list from the component report.rb. The csv file is great and lists all parts of my project in a useful manner (to me) if they are oriented in a vertical or horizontal manner. However the diagonal members like a roof rafter are listed with only the drawings xyz axis lengths which doesnt give me a size of the object. changing the objects axis doesn't seem to help. I realize I am probably using this rb for other than which it was intended. Is there an alternative solution to gather the information I am seeking?
      What I would like is a report that generates a list of objects, their total instances and their overall dimensions for a materials list.
      Componentreport.rb is almost everything I need.

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      • TIGT Offline
        TIG Moderator
        last edited by

        Maybe apply some 'ticks'...
        If you know it's a rafter (name/layer?) look at its edges and get the length of one that's not the width/depth ? == length on rake ?

        TIG

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        • M Offline
          mics_54
          last edited by

          Thank you Tig. One work around is to create a second skp file for a take off and move all diagonally arranged members to a horizontal plane and then run the script. Or.. knowing in advance I can note the measurements in the discription pane of the component creation dialog which will be listed in the csv. Maybe I can learn ruby scripting.

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          • D Offline
            dedmin
            last edited by

            Try CutList

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              mics_54
              last edited by

              I have cutlist but its limitied to 12 foot lengths and seems to not like the larger projects.

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              • M Offline
                mics_54
                last edited by

                I went through the cutlist.rb instructions again on my project and it works great. I had to move a number of component axis. Thanks.

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