Better Way To Make A Ramp

Chris Fullmer

@thomthom said:

I removed your double post.

Why?? My query will have greater probability of getting answered yaar!! If anyone suppose doesn't visit su discussions and visits plugins forum..then he may answer here or vice versa!!

Negative. We don't allow double posting for basic questions. It has always just led to confusion for the people who are trying to respond and follow the thread.

Gaieus

True. The most "painful" thing is to follow a discussion in two, different places.

arjunmax09

@unknownuser said:

Probably the DrawHelix Ruby and Follow me and Keep Rb FAK.rb
[i]Holy Guggenheim! How did he do that?!!!

all the sketchup plugin user hotshots!!! please write a step by step tutorial here.. I'm good at SketchUp but not at all expert in using these awesome plugins.. separate practice is required for mastering these out of the world experience things.!!!! And I want to draw ramps taking measurements. How to take accurate measurements in helixing??.. I'm an architecture student man!!

juan974

tut :

rampe974.skp

david_h

Well excuuuuuuuse MEEEEE!!!!!!. GEEEEEZ! Actually there is nothing VooDoo like in those 2 rubies. Just download--drop into the Plugins Folder and VOILA you're off to the races! They have On-screen menues and everything. Believe me if I can do it. . .you can. Ask anybody. .. that's saying something!
TIG posted his DRAWHELIX ruby here

Follow me and Keep

What I did:

Draw your ramp cross section profile
Draw the helix according to your specifactions using the DW13 Ruby. Draw>DrawHelix13
that comes in as a group. Explode it.
Select all geometry.
Go to Plugins>Follow me and Keep
Voila!

PS I shaped mine ramp using the Fredo Scale tool but I didn't want to go there since you are already mad at me. . .

arjunmax09

 Thanks a lot everyone for solving my problem... thank you very much... i'll try all your ways.. pilou.. i tried your way after closing the i.e. window and it didn't work yesterday.. today i tried this while keeping the IExplorer window open ..switching tween IE and sketchup and was able to make it... i was making the straight line unequal to ramp length that's where i was having the problem.. but now the ramp is looking **ZABARDAST!!!** [Hindi for Extreme, Awesome or Supercool]...!!! :heart_eyes: **Bahut Bahut Dhanyawaad**[Dhanyawaad=Thank you. .. bahut bahut= very very]  :smile:

pilou

@ Arjun : thx for Hindi lesson language

@ David
@unknownuser said:

Holy Guggenheim! How did he do that?!!!

With that

david_h

True. . .true. . .. but FLLW was just showing off wasn't he?

@arjunmax09 said:

thank you very much... i'll try all your ways.. pilou..
so what am I? Chopped liver?

TIG

Pilou ! How did you get to see what was in my desk drawer ???

Those pens were 'a bugger' - getting the line the right width... then they'd 'blob'.........

Chris Fullmer

I"m not even sure which of the shown objects were 'pens'.....

TIG

@chris fullmer said:

I"m not even sure which of the shown objects were 'pens'.....

The things with adjustable ink-ruling pens with a 'bill' nibs - twiddle the wheel and the gap changes to let out more/less ink as you dip it into the inkwell and then try to draw a consistent width line on a sheet of 'animal skin'

pilou

TIG

IF you were flush you got the pair of compasses with ruling-pen nib so you could [try] to draw inked circles...

TIG

Pilou !
How did you get that old picture of me ?
or is it Frank Lloyd Wright ???

pilou

and the behind of the scene

TIG

I could do with the face-lift, not the Guggenheim !

thomthom

@tig said:

@chris fullmer said:

I"m not even sure which of the shown objects were 'pens'.....

The things with adjustable ink-ruling pens with a 'bill' nibs - twiddle the wheel and the gap changes to let out more/less ink as you dip it into the inkwell and then try to draw a consistent width line on a sheet of 'animal skin' [attachment=0:36e57kb5]bead-of-ink.jpg[/attachment:36e57kb5]

I got one of them things. Used it in my first year of modelmaking to paint window frames on an architectural building. Never used them before - but found some in the old storage of the office I work at now. They initially caused a bit of a mystery.