[Plugin] Compo Spray 1.4.2 Updated
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Here's an updated version in the PluginStore http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=compoSpray
Now if you are about to add thousands of components and the warning dialog asks if you want to proceed and you answer NO, then the tool quits and the dialog closes.
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now it is perfect. thank you TIG
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Actually I just got a Bugsplat when it tried to close.
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@valerostudio said:
Actually I just got a Bugsplat when it tried to close.
Please outline your steps.
e.g. what was open, or what was the last thing you did when you closed and splatted ? -
TIG,
with your last version, i've got the same problem as Shape Bender, it works fine when i put the CompoSpray plugin in the C:\Users\XX\AppData\Roaming\SketchUp\SketchUp 2015\SketchUp\Plugins folder, but it doesn't work when i put it my Fredo6's AdditionalPluginFolder.
I've got that : When you get the warning box that it will take X minutes to complete and you click NO the box doesn't go away and the plugin will not close.
Any suggestion ?
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@chon said:
TIG,
with your last version, i've got the same problem as Shape Bender, it works fine when i put the CompoSpray plugin in the C:\Users\XX\AppData\Roaming\SketchUp\SketchUp 2015\SketchUp\Plugins folder, but it doesn't work when i put it my Fredo6's AdditionalPluginFolder.
I've got that : When you get the warning box that it will take X minutes to complete and you click NO the box doesn't go away and the plugin will not close.
Any suggestion ?
I deliberately removed the limitations of using when loading from a non-default Plugins folder - I have it working from a custom-folder on my PC, so it works - and so something is adrift with your set up...
Do you have the very latest version from the PluginStore ?I also did a fix to stop when you say so...
That leads me to suspect you haven't installed the latest version in your custom-folder ?
How are you installing it ?
The SketchUcation submenu > Archive Installer... will install an RBZ in a custom-folder... -
Thanks for response TIG !
I wrote my feedback too quickly : In the "official" SU2015 plugins folder, i still get the "X minutes to complete" message but i can say NO and in the AdditionalPluginFolder, i can't say NO.
Unfortunately, that not solves the "X minutes to complete" problem itself. Even then the plugin is in the official plugins folder, i've got 2 simple components and i try to spray them on a single short line and still have this message and no process.
For the installation, i've got your last compoSpray_v1.4.2xxx version and as all other plugins, i extract file and folder from the RBZ archive and paste them manually in my AdditionalPluginFolder.
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Can anyone help me? i get this error message in sketchup 2013
Error Loading File compoSprayToolbar.rb
undefined method `compSpray_env' for main:Object -
Do you have the full error message ?
How have you installed this RBZ ?
If you have the latest v8[>=M2] or newer then Preferences > Extensions > Install button will install the RBZ contents properly.
Manually installing from an RBZ suffixed .zip and manually moving files/folders into Plugins is a recipe for disaster.
The 'loader' .rb and its subfolder[s] of all of its helper files etc needs to be kept intact...
Can we see you Plugins folder contents and the tool's subfolder's too ? -
Hello, I have the exact same error here, with SU2013 Pro.
Used to work but broke up after update through Sketchucation Plugin Store plugin.
I tried to uninstall and reinstall the last version through the extension installer in preferences, but it still doesn't work."Error Loading File compoSprayToolbar.rb
undefined method `compSpray_env' for main:Object" is the only message I get when launching sketchup. Then no toolbar...If anyone have an idea...
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I'll have a look into it...
But first, can you post the FULL error-message...
It is usually much longer than that -
More info...
The command [aka method]compSpray_env()is called early on in the loading of the loader-filecompoSprayToolbar.rbin line #9.
This is set up by in line #43 of theCompoUtils.rbsfile within the../Plugins/CompoSpraysubfolder.
That file is 'required' in line #5 of the loader-file, so it should be already loaded and ready to use.
It works fine for me in all recent versions...Can you confirm you have the relevant files in place...
If not, try manually removing the loader-file and the subfolder, then reinstall from the latest RBZ, then restart SketchUp...If it still doesn't work, can you type this + <enter> in the Ruby Console and report the result...
compSpray_env()
then
load "compoSprayToolbar.rb"
then again
compSpray_env()
Does the tool's submenu then appear under the Draw menu -
Here's an updated version http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=compoSpray
It corrects an obscure code error that was preventing the toolset loading in SketchUp versions earlier than v2014.
It should now work in all SketchUp versions [ at least those > 7 ?] -
tried installing the latest version at 2015 and all I get when I use the ruby console with your commands above is "Error: No such file or directory"
this is the message I get when starting SKP2015
Error Loading File compoSprayToolbar.rb
Error: No such file or directory - C:/Users/Usuário/AppData/Roaming/SketchUp/SketchUp 2015/SketchUp/Plugins/CompoSpray/CompoSprayUS.lingvo
c:/users/usuário/appdata/roaming/sketchup/sketchup 2015/sketchup/plugins/compospray/compoutils.rbs:999:inreadlines' c:/users/usuário/appdata/roaming/sketchup/sketchup 2015/sketchup/plugins/compospray/compoutils.rbs:999:incs_translate'
c:/users/usuário/appdata/roaming/sketchup/sketchup 2015/sketchup/plugins/compospray/compoutils.rbs:50:incompSpray_env' C:/Users/Usuário/AppData/Roaming/SketchUp/SketchUp 2015/SketchUp/Plugins/compoSprayToolbar.rb:9:in<top (required)>'which is weird, because there IS that path with those files inside. Here, right clicked at CompoSprayUS.lingvo and in properties copied it´s path:
C:\Users\Usuário\AppData\Roaming\SketchUp\SketchUp 2015\SketchUp\Plugins\CompoSpray
the only difference to the path I get at the SKP error message is the direction of the slash characters... backslash in properties, forward slash in Sketchup error window...
C:/Users/Usuário/AppData/Roaming/SketchUp/SketchUp 2015/SketchUp/Plugins/CompoSpray/
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@nghminh81 said:
Thanks so much Oxer and MTriple. Your file works perfectly with my sketchup 2014!
To anyone who using Windows and still can't install it: Please extract files(ComposprayToolbar.rb and 1 folder Compospray) to "C:\Program Files (x86)\SketchUp\SketchUp 2014\Tools".
DON'T EXTRACT FILES TO "C:\Users\XX\AppData\Roaming\SketchUp\SketchUp 2014\SketchUp\Plugins"
AND IF THEY WERE THERE (Because you tried to install it) Just DELETE.following your method, it is now working with Sketchup 2015.
I don´t even know why I try installing by using the rbz file from inside Sketchup. With Sketchup 7 and 8 I installed 99% of the extensions by unzipping into the plugins folder.
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@aceshigh said:
@nghminh81 said:
Thanks so much Oxer and MTriple. Your file works perfectly with my sketchup 2014!
To anyone who using Windows and still can't install it: Please extract files(ComposprayToolbar.rb and 1 folder Compospray) to "C:\Program Files (x86)\SketchUp\SketchUp 2014\Tools".
DON'T EXTRACT FILES TO "C:\Users\XX\AppData\Roaming\SketchUp\SketchUp 2014\SketchUp\Plugins"
AND IF THEY WERE THERE (Because you tried to install it) Just DELETE.following your method, it is now working with Sketchup 2015.
I don´t even know why I try installing by using the rbz file from inside Sketchup. With Sketchup 7 and 8 I installed 99% of the extensions by unzipping into the plugins folder.
I would strongly recommend to NOT follow that advice. Windows tries to enforce a strict lock down to Program Files. On many systems extensions will not be able to write to that location - which often they want to.
I suspect that some of the issue in this case is due to non-English characters in the username. This should in theory be fixed in Ruby 2.0 - but there appear to be some bugs in the Windows version of Ruby. It should however be possible for the developers to work around this. Hard to tell exactly in this case without knowing the source.To work around this until the developer have a chance to update the extension you can try to install to the AllUser profile:
C:\ProgramData\SketchUp\SketchUp 2015\SketchUp
AFIK that should not have unicode characters. Create a Plugins folder and extract the RBZ content there. (Rename RBZ to ZIP and extract like you did in SU6-SU8).
User should really not be modifying files in Program Files. Windows will fight back.
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@tt_su said:
@aceshigh said:
@nghminh81 said:
Thanks so much Oxer and MTriple. Your file works perfectly with my sketchup 2014!
To anyone who using Windows and still can't install it: Please extract files(ComposprayToolbar.rb and 1 folder Compospray) to "C:\Program Files (x86)\SketchUp\SketchUp 2014\Tools".
DON'T EXTRACT FILES TO "C:\Users\XX\AppData\Roaming\SketchUp\SketchUp 2014\SketchUp\Plugins"
AND IF THEY WERE THERE (Because you tried to install it) Just DELETE.following your method, it is now working with Sketchup 2015.
I don´t even know why I try installing by using the rbz file from inside Sketchup. With Sketchup 7 and 8 I installed 99% of the extensions by unzipping into the plugins folder.
I would strongly recommend to NOT follow that advice. Windows tries to enforce a strict lock down to Program Files. On many systems extensions will not be able to write to that location - which often they want to.
I suspect that some of the issue in this case is due to non-English characters in the username. This should in theory be fixed in Ruby 2.0 - but there appear to be some bugs in the Windows version of Ruby. It should however be possible for the developers to work around this. Hard to tell exactly in this case without knowing the source.To work around this until the developer have a chance to update the extension you can try to install to the AllUser profile:
C:\ProgramData\SketchUp\SketchUp 2015\SketchUp
AFIK that should not have unicode characters. Create a Plugins folder and extract the RBZ content there. (Rename RBZ to ZIP and extract like you did in SU6-SU8).
User should really not be modifying files in Program Files. Windows will fight back.
but weren´t all plugins installed to Program Files in Sketchup 7 and 8?
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@aceshigh said:
but weren´t all plugins installed to Program Files in Sketchup 7 and 8?
Yes, however that came from a time before Microsoft had these restrictions. Additionally, Ruby 1.8 was unable to deal with unicode at all - and some users have unicode characters in their names that would break. What complicated things more was that XP has localized system folder so the least pain, most compatible folder used to be Program Files. That has changed now, with Ruby 2.0 and newer versions of Windows - so extensions should be installed to the default Plugins folder or the AllUsers profile. Anything else is not supported and is very likely to cause other problems.
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Here's a new version, it is updated, where possible it will 'encode' the plugins folder-path [as extracted from
__FILE__] into 'UTF-8' format.
This means that in >=v2014 any 'accented' User-names might be now be possible with this tool.
Please retry installing from this new RBZ into the main plugins folder as normal.
http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=compoSpray
But, if you still get errors because Ruby can't successfully parse the lingvo file-paths etc then please post them...
It might not be immediately solvable, but at least we then know about it...If it works but you still get any similar errors in other plugins, then please post them in the appropriate threads, as the fix is relatively simple but not automatically used, as encoding was not possible up to v2014's arrival and there are also relatively few PC Users with accents in their names !
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Could you add one option for dropping down selected components... seems like softwere has got all whats needed for it.. just fird icon to add
Tomasz Drgas
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