[Plugin] Architect Tools
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@tig said:
Could it be some 'Compatibility Files' mess up in tandem with Rick Wilson's 'Organizer.rb' [which I spy in the list] which is stupidly loading files from subfolders 'out of turn' [which incidentally seems to have been removed from Smustard.com
Nice catch! Organizer sneaks up upon me again! (Where's that update Rick??)
Yes, that explains all these loading errors! -
I deleted organiser.rb
lo and behold !
problem solved !
thanks to all !Frank
PS so finally, it had nothing to do with security permissions -
same error after installing and work with its suddenly start showing error
this is what the ruby con' ...
ps - have tt_lib2 2.6 latest and this 1.22
su - latest and win7 64
and one more thing - its still workingload 'tt_plan_tools.rb'
C:/PROGRA~2/Google/GOOGLE~1/Plugins/tt_plan_tools.rb:37: warning: already initialized constant VERSION
C:/PROGRA~2/Google/GOOGLE~1/Plugins/tt_plan_tools.rb:38: warning: already initialized constant PREF_KEY
Error: #<SyntaxError: (eval):38:inread_default': (eval):38:in
read_default': compile error
(eval):38: unterminated string meets end of file>
(eval):155
C:/PROGRA~2/Google/GOOGLE~1/Plugins/TT_Lib2/settings.rb:50:in[]' C:/PROGRA~2/Google/GOOGLE~1/Plugins/TT_Lib2/settings.rb:90:in
set_default'
C:/PROGRA~2/Google/GOOGLE~1/Plugins/tt_plan_tools.rb:45
(eval):155:in `load'
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There's some strange errors here. Already initialized constants seem to indicate it's being loaded twice. Maybe your're running into VirtualStore problems.
Have a look at this thread: http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=48399#p434453 You can use that tool to quickly check if you have some files that have ended up in the VirtualStore. -
i have just chacked with the store plugin ... doesnt have it in it.
still the same error apears. -
Do you have the 'organiser.rb' file in the Plugins folder ?
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no dont have organiser.rb ?
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When you manually use
load 'tt_plan_tools.rb'
you will get some warnings about Constants already set, because the tool has already set them when it auto-loaded as Sketchup started, and you are warned about resetting constants [although you are allowed to do so anyway!].Then it seems to be having issues reading/setting 'defaults' ?
Have you tried running Sketchup as an Admin ?
Have you double-checked that you/ALL have FULL security permissions to the Plugins folder and all of its contents including subfolders and their contents ??
No 'Compatibility Files...' button/links at all ?
Have you edited the scripts .rb file and then saved it? Perhaps corrupting the encoding ?
Next: Screenshots of Plugins and relevant Lib subfolder showing all of the contents and the folder's paths in top-bar.
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I didnt change the script at all, and i have full admin access to everything...
and didnt understand what you ment in the screen shot ? what do you need ? -
Can you try what TIG suggested? Typing
load 'tt_plan_tools.rb'
in the Ruby Console.
That should give a better error message that includes line and position number which might give us a clue.Btw, what version of TT_Lib2 do you have?
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the massage is the one i wrote in the page i copy paste it in the error question.
the tt_lib2 is the latest i think its 2.6 -
See my PM reply and see if the next version of TT_Lib helps.
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That would be posible in 5 hours from now when i finish working at the office
but thank you i got the test and i would write you later on. -
wow - good job !!!
the problem solved with the new tt_lib2 ...
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Excellent!
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Version 2.0.0
See first post for more info.
I don't expect people to immediately work out how to use these tools. They are very specific to my workflow with modelling site plans.
This release has been done for a long time, but I've not had time to create the videos and description for it yet. Still haven't, but it should come soon. ("Soon" is as precise as I can be.)
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Gee, that got my attention!!!! Can't wait for the videos, Thom!!!!
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Thanks thomthom!
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Thanks but not working on SketchUp Mac version
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thank you very much
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