[Plugin] TIG-Cut_to_plane v1.1 20130107
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@ rv1974
For your #1 above you could use section tool in combination with zorro2.
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@penumbra
Maybe the things got better, but Zorro was kinda minefield- too much crashes,- I stopped using it. And besides, 3 clicks to define the cutting plane is the nicest way to cut. -
Wonderful TIG!!!!
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how does one get this into the right click menu? would love to see it right under 'solid solver'...
and, is there a way to customize my rubies so i can better order my right click menu?
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This is the code that adds 'SolidSolver' to the menu AND the context-menu.
unless file_loaded?(__FILE__) cmd=UI;;Command.new("SolidSolver"){self.solidsolver()} UI.menu("Tools").add_item(cmd) UI.add_context_menu_handler{|menu| if self.solidsolver_unsolid?() menu.add_item(cmd) end } end file_loaded(__FILE__)
The basis here is to make a command, and then add that to the the context-menu. Because this code is within the TIG module it says
self.solidsolver()
; however,TIG.solidsolver()
would work otherwise... It also uses the built-in testself.solidsolver_unsolid?()
[akaTIG.solidsolver_unsolid?()
] which checks if the selected object is solid, otherwise there is no context-menu entry - try it with a selected line and the menu item is not added.
To add any tool to the context-menu you simply make a command of it and add it, perhaps testing that some 'case' is met in a selection etc before adding the item.
This example adds 'TIG-Cut_to_plane
' to the context-menu... add this new code instead of the menu making code in ~line#259UI.menu("Plugins").add_item("TIG-Cut_to_plane"){Sketchup.active_model.select_tool(TIG;;Cut_to_plane.new())}
becomes
cmd=UI;;Command.new("TIG-Cut_to_plane"){Sketchup.active_model.select_tool(TIG;;Cut_to_plane.new())} UI.menu("Plugins").add_item(cmd) UI.add_context_menu_handler{|menu| ss=Sketchup.active_model.selection[0] if ss and (ss.is_a?(Sketchup;;Group) || ss.is_a?(Sketchup;;ComponentInstance)) and ss.manifold? menu.add_item(cmd) end }
Change 'Plugins' to 'Tools' etc as desired...
To do the same for its sibling tool 'TIG-Split_to_plane
' add this new code instead of the menu making code in ~line#298UI.menu("Plugins").add_item("TIG-Split_to_plane"){Sketchup.active_model.select_tool(TIG;;Split_to_plane.new())}
becomes
cmd=UI;;Command.new("TIG-Split_to_plane"){Sketchup.active_model.select_tool(TIG;;Split_to_plane.new())} UI.menu("Plugins").add_item(cmd) UI.add_context_menu_handler{|menu| ss=Sketchup.active_model.selection[0] if ss and (ss.is_a?(Sketchup;;Group) || ss.is_a?(Sketchup;;ComponentInstance)) and ss.manifold? menu.add_item(cmd) end }
To do it to other tools you need to read and understand how they run and how to make a command from their code...
Be aware that adding too many 'commands' to SketchUp can cause the gray-out issue in the context-menu - this has bee 'fixed' by allowing you to have a lot more before it happens, but go bonkers adding them and items will spontaneously disable themselves and 'gray-out',
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Here's v1.1 http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=433723#p433723
Now at Point 3 an alternative <Enter> press cuts vertically, keeping left-side parts.
Also Context-menu if selection suitable. -
Thank you TIG.
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does it work on sketch 2013 (freeware) ? only on pro?
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@rainboworiver said:
does it work on sketch 2013 (freeware) ? only on pro?
@unknownuser said:
Note for Pro >=v.8 only...
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to select the portion to be cut
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@designerbursa said:
to select the portion to be cut
Was that a question ?
The direction of the 3 points defining the plane determine what is kept.
Try clockwise/counterclockwise and see the results...
Please read the usage notes... -
Thank alot TIG, it's a fantastic Plugin! It fullfits my needs
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Awesome!
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Great tools, thanks.
But i can't cut multiple objets at the same time, which is very frustrating.
Is there a custom version that can do this or a free alternative. -
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