[Plugin][$] Vertex Tools

sofie9536

works fine,thanks

jzar_kobi

I can't seem to connect to the license server, yes I have unblocked with my firewall still no luck

thomthom

I can't seem to connect to the license server, yes I have unblocked with my firewall still no luck

What version of SketchUp are you using? What OS and OS version? (If Windows, what version of Internet Explorer is installed?)
Is there any output in the Ruby Console if you open it before trying to activate?

Einstein

Hi!
Got a question.
If I select some vertices using soft selection, it will also affect geometry that's not connected to selected vertices (see screenshot). Can I change this behavior so that soft selection will only affect connected vertices?

You'd say "do grouping your geometry" but that's not the solution in my case.

czy da się, żeby smoothSel działał tylko na połączone vertexy.png

Einstein

Hi!
I'd have a suggestion for a small feature development.
When doing soft selection we have two options of falloff - linear and cosine. What if we had more options, e.g. "pinchy" fallof shape, as illustrated below, on the left?

I can see such idea was already posted years ago but I dared to bring it anyways, cuz it would be a fantastic improvement of already very good tool!

pinchy falloff - pomysł na vertex tools.png

thomthom

@einstein said:

Hi!
Got a question.
If I select some vertices using soft selection, it will also affect geometry that's not connected to selected vertices (see screenshot). Can I change this behavior so that soft selection will only affect connected vertices?

You'd say "do grouping your geometry" but that's not the solution in my case.

Currently soft selection is computed by spatial distance only. I have it on my list to add a "by connected distance" option.

thomthom

@einstein said:

Hi!
I'd have a suggestion for a small feature development.
When doing soft selection we have two options of falloff - linear and cosine. What if we had more options, e.g. "pinchy" fallof shape, as illustrated below, on the left?

I can see such idea was already posted years ago but I dared to bring it anyways, cuz it would be a fantastic improvement of already very good tool!

Yes, that is also on the list. something like a pinch and bubble parameter like 3dsmax offer.

rv1974

I hope target weld is in that list as well

thomthom

@rv1974 said:

I hope target weld is in that list as well

This ol' thing?

rv1974

Oops.. I meant welding based distance threshhold

thomthom

Like this?

rv1974

Wow morning full of surprises.
Many thanks!
The only thing left to be clarified is when v2019 will be out

thomthom

@rv1974 said:

The only thing left to be clarified is when v2019 will be out

Good question. I'll make a post when I know myself.

thomthom

@rv1974 said:

Wow morning full of surprises.

Btw, Merge Close Vertices is already included in v1: https://evilsoftwareempire.com/vertex-tools/manual/tools#merge_close_vertices

rv1974

@thomthom said:

@rv1974 said:

The only thing left to be clarified is when v2019 will be out

Good question. I'll make a post when I know myself.

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pbacot

Know thyself.

Einstein

Hi!
I'd have another suggestion of upgrade. "Make Planar" tool would be more useful if we could specify the plane for selected vertices to be flattened to. For example, set the plane with two vectors, like TIG's Mirror does.

Box

@einstein said:

Hi!
I'd have another suggestion of upgrade. "Make Planar" tool would be more useful if we could specify the plane for selected vertices to be flattened to. For example, set the plane with two vectors, like TIG's Mirror does.

Adjust the Gismo to the direction you want then Make Planer.

thomthom

@einstein said:

Hi!
I'd have another suggestion of upgrade. "Make Planar" tool would be more useful if we could specify the plane for selected vertices to be flattened to. For example, set the plane with two vectors, like TIG's Mirror does.

You can also scale to zero for the same effect in the model axis planes.

Einstein

Wow, scaling to 0 It is a game-changer I wished SketchUp had for a long time. And only now I realised FredoScale can do it as well.
Curious how many more surprises are hidden in these little buttons