[Plugin] (TIG) Rotate Plan View v1.1 20110316
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Great Great Great - Donated!
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@unknownuser said:
Is there a way to lock the scene so that it cannot be identically dragged away from its intended orientation?
What do you mean by that? "Identically dragged" ????
Set up the orientation as you want it and create a scene. Or update the existing scene.
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If you click on the middle mouse button and drag (identically) the view will change. I would like to stop that from happening.
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This post may have a workaround unless others know of a better way
http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=50685&p=457482&hilit=scene#p457496
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Make a Scene-tab to remember the plan-view camera as you have just made it... then after you zoom/pan/orbit and have mess it up, you simply click on the Scene-tab and that view is restored...
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@seasdes said:
If you click on the middle mouse button and drag (identically) the view will change. I would like to stop that from happening.
Thanks Dave"identically" I don't think that word means what you think it means.
As I said and now TIG has said, create a scene after setting the view. Then when you've changed the view by clicking on the middle mouse button and dragging (orbiting) you can return to it.
Or if you don't want the view to change, don't press the middle mouse button and drag.
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Sorry Dave I meant 'accidentally'. I have corrected the typo. Another senior moment.
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This is a wonderful tool. I was made aware of it by Dave.
Is there a way to lock the scene so that it cannot be accidentally dragged away from its intended orientation? -
For some reason, I am having a hard time installing this script.
When I run from Ruby Console I get the following message:
Rotateplanview.rb
Error: #<NoMethodError: undefined method `rb' for Rotateplanview:Class>
(eval)I also do not see the Toolbar under View > Toolbars > ___. I believe I have it installed correctly.
There are many other scripts in my plugin folder that are working properly. I have restarted SU8 several times. I am sure I am missing something simple.
Thanks in advance.
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I would agree. The plugin is not installed correctly. The folder and the rb file should be in the Plugins directory instead. Makes me wonder how you went about installing the plugin and why you did it that way.
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Thank you. That was helpful. The reason I kept Rotate Plan View in its folder is that there are other ruby scripts that seem to operate fine from within folders (see image below). Anyway, thanks again for the response.
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How are you going about installing plugins?
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It looks to me that these files should not be in a folder, but be in the "Plugins" folder itself.
Edit: woops TIGtools is not file but folder, so I mean that folder should be in the Plugins folder. Sorry.
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Typically I just drag the files into my plugins folder.
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You might find the pluginstore useful. And it would be nice if your profile version matched your problem version. SU2014 in your profile but SU8 in the question.
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Ah, I see. It's no wonder, then. You should be using Install Extension, and the SCF plugin store.
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@box said:
You might find the pluginstore useful. And it would be nice if your profile version matched your problem version. SU2014 in your profile but SU8 in the question.
You bring up a good point. In profile you can only choose one version. I use SU 8 at work (network license), 2013 at home (personal license), and occasionally SU2014 Make when there are no licenses at work. I would bet there are others who use multiple version of SketchUp as well.
I will read this later today: http://sketchucation.com/resources/tutorials/108-installing-sketchup-plugins
Thanks for the help.
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I was referring to this
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This is very cool. Thanks for sharing. I haven't used SU for some time in a serious fashion and am excited to be getting back into it
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This is great! Many thanks. Is there a known way to achieve this from another perspective (e.g. I'd like to make an ISO image)?
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