[Plugin] Slicer5
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Thank you.
Now I see your issue.I'll investigate further...
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Thank you for your Time.
i also noticed another issue
Bug Splat when i try to export dxf with 2d text References
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I think I've fixed the issue with the 'Add-Slot' tool failures...
Here's v6.0...
https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=TIG_SlicerNote that you can still only use this tool once on any 'un-slotted' set of parts...
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Amazing Thank you soooooo Much. -
Hey TIG, awesome plugin here. I'm pretty new to sketchup but I decided it was what I needed to do what I'm trying to do so I'm working through it well. Quick question - I got my model sliced and ready but I'm having issues with the PNG export. It seems to save the background only, regardless of what setting I'm using to view the slices. I've tried wireframe and shaded ect. not sure what I'm missing here? Thanks again!
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After It finished sliding, I can not see my object and everything in the file. Can anyone tell me how to get my object back?
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Run it with the Ruby Panel open and report error messages, if any...
Assuming that it has worked - use the Layers-Panel to switch your layers’ visibility on/off - the original object that you chose to slice is reassigned to layer “SLCR-HIDN”, which is then ‘hidden’, so you can see the results clearly…
Other layers used by the various slices also have names that start “SLCR-…”, so you can also toggle these on/off as needed…
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You might also try Zoom Extents.
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@tig said:
Run it with the Ruby Panel open and report error messages, if any...
Assuming that it has worked - use the Layers-Panel to switch your layers’ visibility on/off - the original object that you chose to slice is reassigned to layer “SLCR-HIDN”, which is then ‘hidden’, so you can see the results clearly…
Other layers used by the various slices also have names that start “SLCR-…”, so you can also toggle these on/off as needed…
It is still not appear when I already switch the visibility on.
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Please re-post, attaching the SKP files, 1 before your slice it and 2 after you slice it.
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Is it possible to get this for sketchup 2019?
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@alexakaczor said:
Is it possible to get this for sketchup 2019?
Yes. It already is compatible with SU2019. Right here: https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=TIG_Slicer
Install the Sketchucation Extension Store tool and let it install Slicer and other extensions for you directly.
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Is it possible to get this updated to be compatible with SKP 2019?? Thanks!
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@alexakaczor said:
Is it possible to get this updated to be compatible with SKP 2019?? Thanks!
It already is compatible with SU2019. I just made an example in SU2019 to show you.
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Hi!
Can you add dogbones
like this https://fablab.ruc.dk/more-elegant-cnc-dogbones/
and chamfer cut for start of joint?
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Hello TIG
Great PlugIn, thank you very much!
However, when I slice with it, arcs are converted to edges and the sliced shape loses the nice curves.
Is there any way to prevent this?
Or an easy way to iron this out afterwards?
Thanks in advance
Best regards
misterdee
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@misterdee said:
However, when I slice with it, arcs are converted to edges and the sliced shape loses the nice curves.
Can you share an example .skp file that shows what you are seeing?
What version of SketchUp are you actually using? Your profile says 2018 Free/Make but there is no such version.
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The slice is by its very nature a cut through a 3d-object.
It ignores any 'curves' that might result and substitutes a segmented solution.
If the surface you are cutting is for example a cylinder with 24 facets from its original circle the cut geometry will have 24 segments.
So if you are cutting objects where you have control of their 'faceted-ness' from an early stage, then a cylinder with 72 facets will obviously result in a smoother slice...
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