Revision cloud line type plugin?
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Anything out there like that? I'm a former CAD user, and missing that "revision cloud" line type that was often used to represent a tree line in plan.
Anyone know what I'm talking about?
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Could you provide some visual clue? (I mean an image or something)
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the red "puffy" line below:
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I guess you could have a couple of components with such texture added to them if I correctly understand what you mean.
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If you look at my 2dTools 2dFreehand tool it does much of what you want - although it draws connected edges at preset distance increments like 1".
To make a 'rev-cloud' version you simply make the distance increments bigger and draw arcs between the points... when the end point is the start point the tool stops...
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Here is the first version of 'RevCloud' http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=337237#p337237
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@lithic38 said:
Anything out there like that? I'm a former CAD user, and missing that "revision cloud" line type that was often used to represent a tree line in plan.
Anyone know what I'm talking about?
Yes, and unfortunately there are really no 'linetypes' in sketchup. The revCloud plugin, http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=337237#p337237, is close but the arcs are all the same not what you would normally draw for a tree or treeline. Maybe it could be modified to add some randomness.
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The segment size sets the minimum size if you move fast enough you get larger arcs...
You can also set the segment length on the fly... -
wow, tig, thank you so much! that is exactly what i was looking for.
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