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    • G Offline
      Goonster
      last edited by

      I was just looking at Dave Richards Making Waves tutorial on the Fine Woodworking website and he mentions a native plug in in SU called Point at Center. I looked in the extensions menu and I have the right boxes ticked but the plug in does not appear . I looked for it on the Ruby plug ins menu website but while there are some point plug ins , Point at Center is not there either.
      Has this plug in been incorporated into another one in an update or has it just been removed entirely?

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        d12dozr
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        It appears in the Right Click menu when you click on an exploded arc...confusing, I know πŸ˜‰

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        • G Offline
          Goonster
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          Found it. Thanks . Your right it is tricky to find. πŸ˜„

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          • Dave RD Offline
            Dave R
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            Sorry that wasn't clear in the tut. By the way, it should be unexploded arc.

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            • D Offline
              d12dozr
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              @dave r said:

              By the way, it should be unexploded arc.

              πŸ‘ Right.

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              • mitcorbM Offline
                mitcorb
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                However, if you find yourself with an exploded arc, and circumstances do not allow to weld the segments due to fragmentation, perhaps in a very complex model, I would recommend Chris Fullmer's Exploded Arc Centerpoint Finder πŸ‘

                Edit: to find it, click on the red Plugins Index link at the top of the page.

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                • G Offline
                  Goonster
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                  Thanks. I`ll take a look. πŸ‘

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