[Plugin] Guide Tools (1.3.0) — 21 October 2010
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Version 1.3.0
CPoint at Camera Eye - Adds a construction point at the Camera eye. -
Great addition Thom! All your work with rubies are very much appreciated!!!
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Tom,
Thanks! I've been searching for this for a while.Best, Lapx.
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@unknownuser said:
Drilling Milling[/url] by Menfin (French and English version)
This looks like it would be very handy, but the forum is in French (only) and doesn't allow download without being a member of the forum.
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Is it possible to add "CPoint at Insertion Point" for groups also?
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@dedmin said:
Is it possible to add "CPoint at Insertion Point" for groups also?
I'll add it to the list.
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Amazing tools!
Thanks thomthom for your generosity. -
thank you very much.
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Thank you so much! Amazing Tools as always...
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Hi Thom-
Just downloaded your Guide Tools and TT Lib2; they seemed to be working fine, then I tried adding CPoints to the circles in the attached file. There's one circle that the tool refuses to work on (top, far right).
The odd thing is that your tool had no trouble adding a CP to the other end of the same hole (see bottom side), and I made the row of holes by drawing one circle on face, move+ x2, then pushed them through...
I tried both selecting the face and then using Guide Tools, and just selecting the circle and using Guide Tools, both with CPoint at Circle Center and CPoint at Arc Center.
Thought you'd want to see it.
SU8 (pro-expired)
MacOS 10.5.8Thanks, -carl-
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Never mind?
After encountering this problem, the plugin wouldn't install guide points in other files either.
Quit SU, reopened, seems to work fine, even on the file I just posted...
It does seem that SU is less stable since installing Selection Toys and TT Lib1 this morning, but could be the moon -- this is not a report yet.
Sorry! -carl-
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Very, useful tool... Thanks
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[quote="carlm"]Hi Thom-
Just downloaded your Guide Tools and TT Lib2; they seemed to be working fine, then I tried adding CPoints to the circles in the attached file. There's one circle that the tool refuses to work on (top, far right).
The odd thing is that your tool had no trouble adding a CP to the other end of the same hole (see bottom side), and I made the row of holes by drawing one circle on face, move+ x2, then pushed them through...
I tried both selecting the face and then using Guide Tools, and just selecting the circle and using Guide Tools, both with CPoint at Circle Center and CPoint at Arc Center.
You want to set the coordinates of the components
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From that animation I don't see what the problem is. It seem to create CPoint where it should ...
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Hello Thomthom
I had given your wonderful plug Guide Tools as answer for this question
Maybe you can add an option for give an orientation to the component ? (Insert Components at CPoints)
That will be very useful in a lot of cases! -
@unknownuser said:
Maybe you can add an option for give an orientation to the component ?:
Orientation is defined by the component axis. Or did you mean something else? Image example?
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Assuming the original component has these axis and keep them
and of course that you make a different selection for each "plan" of Cpoints
(here 3 selections with call of the pluging at each time) the more easy to code
The input box could be for a selection for the first result:
Insert Components at CPoints with
(No rotation so default parameters = 0°)
Rotate Components on X = 0°
Rotate Components on Y = 0°
Rotate Components on Z = 0°The input box could be for a selection for the second result:
Insert Components at CPoints with
Rotate Components on X = 0°
Rotate Components on Y = 0°
Rotate Components on Z = 270°The input box could be for a selection for the third result:
Insert Components at CPoints with
Rotate Components on X = 0°
Rotate Components on Y = 0°
Rotate Components on Z = 90°Seems useful no ?
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Thank you very much!
your pluhins give me a lot of help!this plugin is great! wish more powerful! -
Is there a way to add a guidepoint to the center of an exploded circle? I tired exploded arc and just circle tools, but neither of them worked on an exploded circle.
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