[Plugin][$] Curvizard - v2.5a - 01 Apr 24
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ones again, many thanks for this very useful tool.
erikB -
Great tool! Just what I needed
Thanks again Fredo for your dedication and generosity.
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This plugin could have saved me a lot of time 2 days ago but I´m sure that will save me lot of time and effort in the future.
Thank you!!!
Daniel SPS: It´s possible to make contours more complex? something like the opposite of simplify contour
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Fredo, thank you again.
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@daniel s said:
PS: It´s possible to make contours more complex? something like the opposite of simplify contour
you can do things like that with fredo's BezierSpline
select the lines then right click -> BZ convert to…
and pick one of the different splines depending on desired curve (catmull, Bspline, Fspline, etc) -
Looking great!
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@unknownuser said:
@daniel s said:
PS: It´s possible to make contours more complex? something like the opposite of simplify contour
you can do things like that with fredo's BezierSpline
select the lines then right click -> BZ convert to…
and pick one of the different splines depending on desired curve (catmull, Bspline, Fspline, etc)Yesss!! I didn´t remember that option
Thank you!!!,
Daniel S -
Thank you very much for another wonderful plugin.
(a donation is on the way "as a sign of reward and recognition") -
@daniel s said:
PS: It´s possible to make contours more complex? something like the opposite of simplify contour
This is planned, as Smooth Contour.
Fredo
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This is great. Thanks Fredo! Would also like to see a divide (length & increment) curve, comparable to the one in BZ Convert, except that respects angles in the manner of your simplify tool. Simply put, a polyline divider that respects corners over a certain degree.
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I'm just going to jump right in and say thanks again for epitomizing the way to share a most potent, stealthy tool set, gloved with generous explicating tutorial and annotated pics. You try to make it easier to get with the power of Fredo .
(We can, as a rule, be slow, lazy, impatient... I should know. Sometimes these things need to be said.)
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A very BIG THANK YOU.
Of course another request :smile: What if a selection consists of segments, who by definition (equal length, connected segments with equal angles at their vertices), define a native SU arc or circle. Could they be converted into SU arcs or circles? This could be very useful when editing imported DXF files.
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Fredo, We applaud your passion in perfecting tools to keep Sketchup afloat in the competition of 3d modelling softwares. Such a wonderful plugin indeed.
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Fredo
I have your new plugin and it shows that it needs to be updated, screen shot illustration below, however, I believe I have all the required files. Note, I renamed the folders with a leading "1" so they would be grouped at the top of the list so I could show all directories in the illustration, I remove the "1" when using Sketchup. I have one folder, curviloft_dir_12Ken, which I have renamed,as it appears not to be needed for curvilof and adding "ken" to the end of the folder name is my way of trying to determine if the folder is required.
Could you please look at my directory and try to help me to find out what is going on with the updated plugin.
Thanks you in advance
Ken
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this is fantastic! one more great plugin from one of the greats!
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This plugin very useful !
but...
When I was in the test of time, some is not stable, very bad,Don't know why!
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@zfrps
The Simplify tool does not analyze the cylinder. It just simplifies each circle independently. Then it eliminates edges which have their two bordering faces coplanar. So, sometimes the simplified contours matches, sometimes not.Fredo
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@unknownuser said:
I have your new plugin and it shows that it needs to be updated, screen shot illustration below,
That does not say Curvizard needs to be updates - the blue means no update information is availibile. If there is an update for a plugin it's highlighted red and the status will say "Update availible" (or similar) Note that in your screenshot it says nothing. No update is availibile.
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Thanks Fredo !
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