[Plugin] SurfaceGen (0.9.0b) — 28 April 2012
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@boilingsnow said:
Very cool plugin!
But a progress bar could be very helpful. Because I 've installed it and by performing the plugin it seems to take hours to generate a surface and I don't know if it is really working!I've waited for more than 25 minutes for a simple eqation so I have to give up finally...
In other words, I can't get it work in my sketchup 8.I figured out that SurfaceGen has a conflict with another plugin calls 'Modelfuction'.
If you get Modelfuction installed in your sketchup, you can see the pop-up window by applying Surfacegen, but it will not create any surface.
I have uninstalled Modelfunction now and SurfaceGen works well!By the way this is really a awesome plugin. So it would be perfect if the author can get rid of the conflict with other plugins...
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I far as I can see SurfaceGen does not use any unusual methods or interfere with base/built-in classes/methods. However, Modelfunction may well do that - there are a few scripts will ill-advisedly mess with these and thereby they affect other tools unpredictably [often messing with 'group', 'face' etc].
As Modelfunction is a paid tool [and you must be a customer] I suggest you contact the author direct to get him to fix his code... -
I haven't posted in ages, but I just noticed that there was a way I could improve the speed of this plugin. The new version only calls "eval" once to create a proc object which it then calls repeatedly, so it shouldn't have to keep parsing the expression each time.
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I added version number and time of update to the thread title so it's easier to see the change when scanning the thread titles - also the Plugin Index works better then.
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@unknownuser said:
ah very cool!
Topmod and K3dSurf in a same place!
(you can take some formula from K3DSurf
@unknownuser said:
For now, I'm just playing, but I have dreams of making some beautiful math sculptures like Bathsheba Grossmanmakes.
Topmod above is perfect for that
by me
By Jotero
Wooow did you made does models? simply amazin.
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Wonderful tool, Diggsey. Many thanks. Nice that folks are sharing their settings. I wish someone with the appropriate skills or not would chart up some many examples, something like the pic below, and/or list many equations to experiment with. I do not have those skills. I had modeled something like the intersecting sine waves not long ago manually... tch, tch.
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@unknownuser said:
Wooow did you made does models? simply amazin.
can you share some tutotials?All models are made with TopMod
I have made the first
I have made a little tut video
(sorry in French but very visual)Else you will find some very cool tutorials videos here
(explore the site)
It's a very crazzy program!
By me (French UI too by me Don't make renders inside Topmod (export as OBJ Render here in ZBrush)
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Model collection (as shown in previous post) for for you to add your model/s to.
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hello! i need that for mathematical- educational purposes for sketchup make 2017 - or a similiar plugin, updatet to 2018. Does anybody have some information, where to get it. i couldn't find thomtoms surfacegen in the sketchucation-library. thanks, r. schaefer
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It's in the PluginStore, made into an RBZ format download.
https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=surfacegen
It's not Thomthom's, it's Diggsey's plugin...
It'll probably still work in v2018 - however, because it's old and unsigned, you'll need to set the SketchUp Extension Manager's Loading Policy to "Unrestricted"...
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