[plugin] Connect Guide Points
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It's a sort of Brownian movement


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Thanks, Sam.
Anyone who has a specific use, please post it. For me they start to appear and then recede into the fog.
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Screenshot? Would make it easier to understand what the plugin does.
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My screenshot is not sufficient ?

Plug connects automatically by a line some selected "guide points" floating in the 3D space
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This is a screen shot of the Bob's Ribs model that I used to test the plugin.Bob's request was
@unknownuser said:I have a series of guide points that form the contour of an object. I want to connect the guide points to form "ribs" so that I can use Connect Edges by Loft.
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So, Sam or Bob,
(It just seems like a stupid question...) Each rib is created individually (pick and run plugin 20 times or so for model shown) as otherwise there would be cross-connections between more proximate points on adjacent ribs?
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Yes the plugin would have to be run for each rib. There is no way to tell which rib an individual guide point belongs to without selecting them in groups.
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This all started when I tried to apply Extrude Edges by Rails. I had two edge contours and two body shape contours. When I ran EEbR it "failed" to form a surface, but left me with these multiple "ribs". Unfortunately, I could not skin them because the were made up of construction points. Smitch then created "Bobs_Ribs" to allow me to connect the points into "ribs".
So now you all have "the rest of the story"
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WOW .. GREAT PLUGIN .. TANKS ... USEFUL FOR CAPTURED Mapping DATA .. GIS .. ETC ... LIKE POINT CLOUD .. THANKS

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Lovely Plugin!
Still valid and useful in 2015!
Your generosity is appreciated!
Great for connecting x,y,z coordinates exported from Excel and plotted using the Points Cloud import function. http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=253563#p253563
I use it for path center line slopes.Keep up the good work!
Cheers!
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