[Plugin] Divide Angle v1.0.1 20130621

Krisidious

You Sir are a Rock Star...

alexschreyer

That's a neat helper functionality. I also like the idea of having something like that in the next release as a preference setting.

Cheers,
Alex

massimo

Thanks TIG.

pbacot

Wonderful!

utiler

That's cool, TIG! Til now I have drawn a cline, copy/rotated it and divided by how ever many divisions I needed....

Elibjr

Sir, you are a mastermind that makes masterpieces. Thank you!

simon le bon

added to basic tools.
Thank you Dear Tig++

simon

Dave R

Thank you, sir.

Is there a metric version? Gets hat, coat....

TIG

It's based on a sort of sexagesimal - base 60 - version.
660 = 360 degrees in a circle NOT 100...
Then it's all calculated in bloody Radians - 2PI in a circle...
BUT you enter a ratio anyway
2 or 3 or 4 etc...

Lobster

Thanks,

Most useful

smicha

TIG,

This plugin is great but not listed in the plugin store

TIG

It will be...

pilou

I have missed this one!

TIG

Now added to the PluginStore list...

tabulador

Muchas gracias, amigo

mirshahi

I installed the RBZ file in SU Pro 8 and it does not load. I check the extensions, manually downloaded the extension, still does not show in the Ext. list and, of course, it does not load.

What is the problem???

Dave R

What do you mean by "install"? Did you just move the rbz file to the Plugins folder? What operating system?

TIG

Assuming you have installed the .rb into your Plugins folder [somehow] and restarted SketchUp...

Then please reread the tools instruction son the first post in this thread...
It is NOT an Extension, just a simple tool.
IT only works from the context-menu, and only appears if you have selected two lines that are suitable...
I have reprinted the key paragraph below:
@unknownuser said:

Usage:
Select two edges that are not parallel and that could intersect if they don't
already share a vertex.
Right-click to get the context-menu 'Divide Angle...'
Note how this context-menu item is only available if the selection is appropriate.
In the dialog enter the number of divisions + OK [default is '2'].
It must be a positive integer [2 NOT 2.0]; otherwise you are prompted to retry.
Also it must be 2 or more; otherwise there's an error message and it exits.
Guide-lines are now drawn through the two selected edges and the division[s] as
you have specified.
The angle between the edges that is less than 180 degrees is always divided.