[Plugin] Superglue
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What do you use to make the videos with annotations?
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YouTube itself has these annotation tools. The video was simply captured with CamStudio but I did not edit anything in it.
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Ah cool. I'm about to produce the videos for Vertex Tools now. Never uploaded to YouTube before.
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Let me know if I can help (although I myself am not a great YT'er either). Also, annotations/annotating can be shared so when you get to there, I can also help with doing that part.
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Very useful. Saves the time of having to align things with the rotate tool when they're slightly off kilter.
Thanks!
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Thank you Thomthom.
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Version 1.1.0
Merged into one tool. UseCtrlto toggle between Superglue and Solvent. -
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Sorry I am in total fog

I believe that you must make another video more explicte
(where are the axes of glue at the start and in which volumes...
I am waiting the Doh revelation
As you can see these 2 components have at the start no special Glue plane between them
They are just aligned
After glue no changement... so...foggy mood

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The components must already be defined as Glue to components. If they don't have this property they won't be glued.


The tool doesn't turn components into GlueTo components - it just glue/unglues existing ones.
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It's a wee bit tricker to define an arbitrary axis that yields predictable result.
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I can't illustrate this, but I can try to explain it.
You can rotate (using SU's native rotating tool) components on a specific glue line. Basically so that components are angled at something other than 90, 180, 270, 360 degrees.

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hehe this was not implicite!

Now I more understand!
So next version must create the new Plane Glueing when any don't exist!
and maybe also very useful
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@thomthom said:
Version 1.1.0
Merged into one tool. UseCtrlto toggle between Superglue and Solvent.
Works like charm!
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@codyv1 said:
I can't illustrate this, but I can try to explain it.
You can rotate (using SU's native rotating tool) components on a specific glue line. Basically so that components are angled at something other than 90, 180, 270, 360 degrees.

Sorry - I'm still not understanding this. "rotate one a glue line"?
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You basicaly rotate the glue, and every component stuck together with the glue. Like making a group of those components, and then rotating the group.
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@codyv1 said:
You basicaly rotate the glue, and every component stuck together with the glue. Like making a group of those components, and then rotating the group.
Isn't that just selecting the components and using the rotate tool?
I can't get a grip on what this "glue" is.
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