Panelling plug in?

Scostumatu

@solo said:

IMO vanilla SU can do that pretty well. line, offset and pushpull.

JPP, TOS and Zorro for rounded bits.

Thanks for the reply.

However what is vanilla SU? Im a little lost here $:\$

JPP, TOS and Zorro are they plug ins?

thanks again

solo

Vanilla - Standard SU tools.

JPP - Joint push pull

TOS - Tools on surface

Zorro - Zorro/ cutting

Scostumatu

@solo said:

Vanilla - Standard SU tools.

JPP - Joint push pull

TOS - Tools on surface

Zorro - Zorro/ cutting

thanks - now im with you.... it does do a great job of it, its just time consuming.... it would be great if it could subdivide a big plane into tiles and extrude them a little like tiles....

Thanks anyways guys... appreciated...

srx

Try Protrude plugin.

pilou

Slicer or Lattice Maker by TIG is for you

bjornkn

Another alternative, using "vanilla SU", is to make a few components - one for each size of panel.
Very fast, easy and flexible.

jolran

Heres my go at it. Minitut. Was made in a hurry so don't mind misspelling.
Time is swift!

Oh yeah and it's only for non surfaces..

jolran

@unknownuser said:

There is a didicated plug for that but don't remember its name!

Really???

Oh snap. Time wasted..

pilou

Seems there is a didicated plug for that but don't remember its name and the author!

CadFather

windowiser?

pilou

Refound what that I had not remember!

Maybe not exactly that you want but take a look!

@unknownuser said:

This was a request for a plugin to automatically divide up a solid into individual solids.

Group PushPull 2D Faces by Kyyu

jeff hammond

@unknownuser said:

Hi

Is there a plug in that could help me with alucobond style panelling? Soemthing that can also do tiles?

no, not really.. as seen in the above responses, you're going to have to do it manually or use some plugins that might get you half way there
You could approach this a thousand different ways.. bjornkn's suggestion of components is a good one depending on the complexity and/or number of unique sized/shaped panels..

my approach (at the moment ) would be something like this:
(using solids)

[sorry, 10+ minutes long.. even after i edited out the parts when waiting for sketchup to process]
[flash=853,480:1y0qamf9]http://www.youtube.com/v/HO1Qdd-SiGM?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0[/flash:1y0qamf9]

Scostumatu

@unknownuser said:

@unknownuser said:

Hi

Is there a plug in that could help me with alucobond style panelling? Soemthing that can also do tiles?

no, not really.. as seen in the above responses, you're going to have to do it manually or use some plugins that might get you half way there
You could approach this a thousand different ways.. bjornkn's suggestion of components is a good one depending on the complexity and/or number of unique sized/shaped panels..

my approach (at the moment ) would be something like this:
(using solids)

[sorry, 10+ minutes long.. even after i edited out the parts when waiting for sketchup to process]
[flash=853,480:2e3b2nwv]http://www.youtube.com/v/HO1Qdd-SiGM?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0[/flash:2e3b2nwv]

Dude! WOW thanks so much for creating a VID... really really appreciated! Thanks bro!!