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    • KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
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      @rv1974 said:

      Thomthom, would it be possible to add some tiny but important option to flatten entities by current UCS (not only restricted to the World XY plane as we got it now)?
      I did not quite followed the changes in you politics concerning your tools maintenance after relocation to Olympus. Hope it sounds relevant to you now.
      Thank you in advance.

      I think that function is covered by JQS Align.

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        rv1974
        last edited by

        this one:
        http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=jsAlign
        ?
        it won't work with user defined direction of flattening unfortunately.world UCS axis only.

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          becker84
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          bug splat in sketchup pro 2016+win 10 pro x64... 😞

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          • thomthomT
            thomthom
            last edited by

            @becker84 said:

            bug splat in sketchup pro 2016+win 10 pro x64... 😞

            How can you reproduce that?

            Thomas Thomassen β€” SketchUp Monkey & Coding addict
            List of my plugins and link to the CookieWare fund

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            • romboutR
              rombout
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              Is it possible to add hover/tooltip info? When i havent used it in a while i tend to forget some icons πŸ˜„

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              • thomthomT
                thomthom
                last edited by

                No tooltips are showing up? What OS are you on?

                Thomas Thomassen β€” SketchUp Monkey & Coding addict
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                  becker84
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                  @thomthom said:

                  @becker84 said:

                  bug splat in sketchup pro 2016+win 10 pro x64... 😞

                  How can you reproduce that?

                  I do not know what caused it, but I know I did the test by removing the plugin and the problem disappeared, when I put the plugin again the bug splat appear!

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                    applemango85
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                    hi

                    I'm having a problem flattening my cad import. Ive made faces but whatever I do I can't flatten this part of the road. Ive tried this app but still no joy.

                    any tips on this type of problem


                    cad model coming in not flat.skp

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                    • PixeroP
                      Pixero
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                      There is a easy manual way of flattening anything.
                      Set camera to top view.
                      Set camera to parallell projection.
                      Export as 2d dwg.
                      Import that flat dwg again.
                      Done.

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                      • boofredlayB
                        boofredlay
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                        @pixero said:

                        There is a easy manual way of flattening anything.
                        Set camera to top view.
                        Set camera to parallell projection.
                        Export as 2d dwg.
                        Import that flat dwg again.
                        Done.

                        Simple and effective.

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                        • jujuJ
                          juju
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                          @pixero said:

                          There is a easy manual way of flattening anything.
                          Set camera to top view.
                          Set camera to parallell projection.
                          Export as 2d dwg.
                          Import that flat dwg again.
                          Done.

                          pixero.JPG

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                            applemango85
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                            That is genius pixero - I totally forgot about that method.

                            the only thing is that for some reason it scales at 1/10th scale but thats a really easy sort

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