Fastest rotation?
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@unknownuser said:
use the move tool (at least in this particular instance)
Clever underestimated solution!
The tool lets you align to any current drawing axes with input 0, 90 etc. (degrees) -
@unknownuser said:
Align Tool 3D By Didier Bur ?
Draw a Plane wished as second end Object
and now just 5 clicks
Didn't try this one but have to...@unknownuser said:
use the move tool (at least in this particular instance)
This will only work if the group was created before the rotations but if this is the case, it is very fast too.
@solo said:
In theory one should be able to use 'smartdrop'
Didn't work for me in this case.
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In case you folks didn't notice, Pilou has updated his post with a demo sequence.
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Using the Ruby Console
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About the 3D Align tool by DIdier Bur above.
And works also even the object is not a group or a component!
So just a selection of something is sufficient!
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@sdmitch said:
Using the Ruby Console
Sketchup.active_model.selection.first.transformation=Geom;;Transformation.new >I will call it an expert solution
Did I say that I love this forum?
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As always, there's more than one way to do this. Some great options offered. Here's another one just for the heck of it.
Assuming the cylinder is just loose geometry to start, make it a component, change it's axes so the bounding box is aligned to the geometry with the blue axis in the desired up direction. Bring in a copy of the component from the In Model Component library.
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Easy - just open the previous version of your project that you saved before going nuts making the geometry all wonky!
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In this particular start position Sketchyphics can also works!
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Hi folks.
If you want to practice with native tools, it takes only two quickly done rotations.
Don't forget this trick from the help:
See this SU file for ideas:
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@jean lemire said:
If you want to practice with native tools, it takes only two quickly done rotations.
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Or 3 rotations if the volume was more bad oriented!
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@jean lemire said:
Hi folks.
If you want to practice with native tools, it takes only two quickly done rotations.
Don't forget this trick from the help:
See this SU file for ideas:
What Jean said. Best tool!
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Hi folks.
Another quick method based on Gerrit's (Wo3Dan's idea).
Two variants shown in the 2 scenes of this SU file:
fastest_rotation-2 - V6 - JL.skp
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Use the rotate function in the Mover2 Plugin..
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Hey
One component already on the orgin plane this make it easy to do,
if you have scaleGroupFloat_dj.rb loaded.target save and move meathod:
step 1: Make one component unique. (right click to context list)
step 2: 1-time left click of the component you want to change. Save target, via scaleGroupFloat_dj (press ok).
step 3: 2-times left click set axes to component and 3-times more edit select the object of the component . Using the Move to target, via scaleGroupFloat_dj.(press ok), will auto aline component to orgin plain. Now select ouside of component now your done.
All above steps is shown here
If both were non aline to orgin plain then do other with step two and three too.Advance woking of this; just add the axes tool into the mix. then turning object is just a breeze, for those tools that needs to be aline to x-y plain for z axis drops .
examples usesages to
[Plugin] Color by Z
drop
sandbox.rb
smartdrop.rb
TIG-drapematerials.rb
TIG-Drop Material onto Instances
tt_component_dropper
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