[Plugin] Sketchup Ivy
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thanx man!
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Did that fix it?
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Great work.
I have worked with the original ivy generator back in 2008-2009.
Don't have any thing to say right now since just start using it.
Ill keep you posted if anything comes up.Keep you the great work
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awesome! thx man.
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Thank you for this wonderful plug in. I was about to start modeling ivy by hand!!!! But this saved me so much time. THANK YOU
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The plug-in doesn't work with the new version of Vray for Sketchup 1.6.
Can be fixed this bug?
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@lele_poggi said:
The plug-in doesn't work with the new version of Vray for Sketchup 1.6.
Can be fixed this bug?
Thank you
The bug is in the Vray beta - it breaks several legit tools by having some flaky observer calls... I know Vray have a solution and I'd expect an update to their beta soonest...
Meanwhile can I suggest that you disable Vray from loading while modeling - you don't need a renderer to model ?? -
Thanks TIG.
I've already disable Vray and it works fine.
I didn't know it was a Vray bug.
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I'd recommend that you report this to the developers of V-Ray. It's known to have caused problems with other plugins as well.
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@pierreden said:
TO COME
- Leaves as Components
- More Parameters and grow patterns.
- Other Plugins. Fur, Cloth and Tree.
I wonder what happened to Pierreden
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Sorry to say I did not find this plug-in very useful. But it could be my version of SketchUp (2013). The "branch" part worked okay; but when I applied the leaves, they all drooped (no matter what settings I used... and I really tried to make this work). Turns out the "Tak2hata: Make Fur v2.0.6" is much better at creating leaves. Nice try though. And by the way, I do have the original ivy maker which I use once in awhile.
One other problem... the leaves for some reason turned up in every new file I opened as components. Then I tried to remove "unused" components, the leaves would not purge. They had to be deleted individually. Annoying.
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hello sir, is it compatible for su 8? im using su 8 pro
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No luck getting this installed. Dropped the contents of the zip into my "Plugins" folder and I'm getting this when I open Sketchup:
Error Loading File LiveIvy.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectMac 10.8.3 / SketchUp 2013
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One of the SketchUp gurus will have to answer that...
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same problem:
Error Loading File LiveIvy.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectSU2013
plugin Vray 1.49.02
and sketchupIvy 0.6.3beta
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file_loaded?method is created bysketchup.rb
There should be a line near the start of every script to ensure thatsketchup.rbis loaded before calling it:
require('sketchup.rb')
This will load it if it has no already been loaded by a script that loaded earlier on.
If you have a very limited number of plugins loading and one of them has not loadedsketchup.rbbefore getting to try and load 'LiveIvy.rb' then you'll get a failure.
If you don't want to edit the LiveIvy file to add that line of code at the sart, then why not just install the 'SketchUcation Plugin Store' toolset [see the Resources menu] - that has a loader starting with ! putting it first alphabetically, so it loads at the very start AND therefore will have already 'required'sketchup.rb, preventing later miscast plugins throwing an error.
You'll also have the added advantage of then having an awesome [free] toolset to auto-install and manager your plugins and extensions ! -
Thank you for share
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The SketchupIvy.0.6.3 is a .rar file and Sketchup cant recognize it because it not an rbz. how do we install it?
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@kjammer said:
The SketchupIvy.0.6.3 is a .rar file and Sketchup cant recognize it because it not an rbz. how do we install it?
Just extract it to your plugins folder. It's a zip folder.
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