[Talk] Plugins Index
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@stuartmitch:
reference your question "just wondering if there is a plug-in that assists in drawing on uneven surfaces."
Would setting cutting planes and intersecting work?
Would using Drape, or Stamp from Sandbox Tools work? -
@majid:
What about bentleykfrog's plugin? See in Index. -
@mitcorb said:
@stuartmitch:
reference your question "just wondering if there is a plug-in that assists in drawing on uneven surfaces."
Would setting cutting planes and intersecting work?
Would using Drape, or Stamp from Sandbox Tools work?Tim,
I'll give it a go and get back to you.
Thanks for the advice.
Cheers....Scotty
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a bit far from the topic, but it is my strong need:
recently had strong need to "flightpath", and noticed that it is a long time that it hasn't been updated (and doesn't work for su8), so thought that if there is anyway to ask authors to update them? or any other ruby masters please?
Majid -
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Have anybody counted the number of plugins (even approximately)?
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I guess it is theoretically possible to count all the plugins. There are many unpublished, I am sure. And, there probably are a significant number of sites offering plugins that I have never visited. Not all are free, as you know. And the unpublished ones, if any, would be held by those who don't wish to share or sell.
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@rv1974 said:
Have anybody counted the number of plugins (even approximately)?
Where? Here or globally?
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as an example, the Plugins page has around 891 and crai around 989 (with old versions/variants). And this does not include commercial plugins that are distributed via other ways, or company's internal tools.
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@majid said:
...recently had strong need to "flightpath", and noticed that it is a long time that it hasn't been updated (and doesn't work for su8)...
MajidCan you clarify by what you mean that it doesn't work for SU8? I use it in SU8 without problem.
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@aerilius said:
as an example, the Plugins page has around 891 and crai around 989
Now I can't stop myself seeing an image in my minds eye of SU open on a dozen 21" monitors - somewhere hidden amongst it is the remaining 1 sq.inch of viewport, the rest all containing the ultimate toolbar hell!
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All could even fit on one screen!
(if every plugin has no more than 2 icons * 24px*24px).
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@rickw said:
@majid said:
...recently had strong need to "flightpath", and noticed that it is a long time that it hasn't been updated (and doesn't work for su8)...
MajidCan you clarify by what you mean that it doesn't work for SU8? I use it in SU8 without problem.
it gives me a message that says need linetool.rb or something ( I am not behind my pc at the moment)
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@majid said:
@rickw said:
@majid said:
...recently had strong need to "flightpath", and noticed that it is a long time that it hasn't been updated (and doesn't work for su8)...
MajidCan you clarify by what you mean that it doesn't work for SU8? I use it in SU8 without problem.
it gives me a message that says need linetool.rb or something ( I am not behind my pc at the moment)
Sounds like you must be using the "Pro" edition FlightPath2, as the "Free" edition, does not attempt to use any of the application supplied features in the "Examples" directory. (.. which is where "linetool.rb" resides.)
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I started using SU about a month ago and I see there is a lot of plugins here and there on different websites for windows, doors roofs;etc... which some redirect to here, but I always want to have the minimal amount of tools you know just the essential for an architect like walls, doors and roofs.
Can someone make a recommendation or share a list of the more useful scripts or packages with toolbars preferably like the one from ValiArchitects or 1001bitPro is one better?
Gracias...
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Thanks Dan.... it's now working nicely
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hello ....
dear Majid , It's better to copy the ruby file from example folder ... becouse this folder contions common ruby file they are required for many plugins .. it
So it's better not to move ruby files from that folder , copy is a better idea ...
but loading duplicated files increases the loading time and it's better to have a clean plugin folders ...
so I suggest you a better method :1 open your flightpath.rb file with an editor like notepad
2 add this code to the first line of code
require 'examples/linetool.rb'
it should be OK
and .. you can delet this line if there is any :
require 'linetool.rb'now it loads the linetool.rb from examples folder .... and every thing is OK
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(sigh)
The scripts in the "Examples" were NEVER supposed to be used "as is" for libraries for other plugins. (Because the user can turn off the loading of the Examples, via the Preferences dialog. In fact they really should not have an extension loader at all.)
They are sample code snippets, that should be cut and pasted into an Author's module (or Plugin sub-module,) and modified to suit the needs of the plugin.
MOVING or COPYING them just creates more confusion.
The plugin author (Rick Wilson,) needs to fix this (and I have written him about this.)
To be fair, this is a very old plugin, written back in the days when it was not understood that all plugins need to run within their own namespace modules, and each author needs to run their plugin submodules within their own Author or Company module namespace.It is not the end user's responsibility to fix a commercial plugin.
For now.. it is better to just turn ON the "Examples" via the Preferences dialog, until Smustard releases a fixed version. (Then you can switch them back OFF.)
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