[Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Full Set
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cool tool
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Here's the latest version
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=217663#p217663
It has a new tool added 'ExtrudeEdgesByLoft'...
[instructions here http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=231016#p231016] -
@tig said:
Here's the latest version http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=217663#p217663
It has a new tool added 'ExtrudeEdgesByLoft'...Awesome, TIG! Your plugins are so useful to me that I use them at work everyday!
Thank you, Sir.
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TIG, Thank you so much for all your newest releases. I appreciate your generosity in sharing.
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Here's ANOTHER update http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=217663#p217663
Fixes a reported glitch on the EEbyLathe tool that messed it up completing - orient etc... -
TIG, Thank you very, very much for your toolset. I just updated with the loft tool. All work flawlessly on my Mac. I really appreciate your skills, and efforts.
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Here's another update [3rd of the day!]
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=217663#p217663
In this one the FR lingvo file has been updated by Didier Bur...
I knew that Extrude Edges by Loft ==Extruder des arêtes par 'Loft'could have been put much better [my franglais ain't so good... !]...
ButExtruder des arêtes par profilage entre courbesis not half as snappy ???
The Spanish disponiendo is quite near 'to loft' - when taken in the 'naval architecture' sense of 'to lay-out a hull of a ship' - which is where I believe 'loft' comes from ?
Anyway whatever fits is best...
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Better is "Tendre une surface entre 2 courbes" and more poetic
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@unknownuser said:
Better is "Tendre une surface entre 2 courbes" and more poetic
(tensile structure) a loft between 2 curvesI'm agree
What a good tool, TIG. Simple and efficient. Many thanks
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Shall I leave you FRench purists to ponder ?
It's easy enough for you to edit your own FR lingvo files to say whatever you like - just open with Notepad and do a Find/Replace on the offending phrase and insert what you prefer...
Extruder des arêtes par profilage entre courbesyour
Tendre une surface entre 2 courbes
or
Maillage entre courbessnappier
or
Courbes vers maillage???
It's your language, so say it how you like...Even EN-US users can even reword what their English version says, so
Extrude Edges by Loft
could be edited to
Loft a Mesh using Selected Curves
which is perhaps a more accurate name, but personally I am now 'stuck' with theEEby...epithet for these tools.
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@unknownuser said:
It's easy enough for you to edit your own FR lingvo files
Don't worry! At the end that is the best!
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Here's today's update http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=217663#p217663
A glitch in EEbyLoft's mesh-making when some curves had particular combinations of segment-count, and face-orientation reporting is fixed/improved...
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Here's an update http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=217663#p217663
EEbyRails and EEbyRailsByFace: Erasure of original curves glitch fixed.
EEbyFace: Variable renamed to avoid clash with EEbyRailsByFace.
EEbyLoft: Chinese lingvo file added by Hebeijianke. -
fantastic, yet again... and it works even on my Mac...
so a question about spacing of interconnects.
can they be set equal, i.e. distance between lines A and B = x equally spaced new lines?
john
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Because it's a 'bezier' curve that joins the curves the segments are not evenly spaced: however, some have asked if the 'segments per section' could be set individually - I am thinking about that...
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I have no words to say!!!Great man!!!!You make our life better!!!!:)
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I find "Edges by Rails" to be by far my favorite of the set. I find it has the most predictable and satisfactory results.
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Hi TIG,
Do you think that you could add the date to the topic title when you update them? I find myself checking it daily to see if you've updated the toolset.
With the frequency that you bang out revisions it's hard to keep up with you
Just a thought
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@unknownuser said:
Do you think that you could add the date to the topic title when you update them? I find myself checking it daily to see if you've updated the toolset.
With the frequency that you bang out revisions it's hard to keep up with youThe zip has the date as its name e.g.
extrudeTools_20100312.zipand I do add an announcement to say it's changed and a link back to the base page, and I do add announcements to the individual tools' page too - linking back to their base pages, which in turn link back to the zipped set's base page. I stopped adding the update's date or version rference to the threads title because I kept forgetting to change it when I updated the zip ! By putting the date in the zip's name I avoid that error...
So the answer to your request is... 'No'
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