[Plugin][$] TopoShaper - v2.7a - 01 Apr 24

pbacot

I think I am really pushing it here. Two large a sample. Everything with this file is super slow. But it appears that I can find these troublesome contours and have TopoShaper ignore them--it doesn't hurt the outcome.I just seem to have quite a few of these contours trying to close from far away.
The bad contour did not show until after "Calculating Contours" I selected it and noted the elevation. Went back to "Cleansing"and right-click: exclude the contour from calculation of mesh(sorry I can't remember exactly what the contextual menu called it). I also just have to run smaller chunks of contours at a time.

Screen Shot 2019-04-26 at 9.17.35 PM.png

fredo6

@pbacot,

Would you have the model so that I have a close look at the issue.

Fredo

pbacot

I'll pm you, Fredo. Thanks!

clairem

Hi everyone. I'm came to this community to use the seemingly wonderful TopoShaper but nothing happens on my end... I followed the simple instructions and i get this lines in Ruby :

Error: #<Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory @ rb_file_s_mtime - /Users/claire/Library/Application Support/.LIBFREDO6_DATA_Dir/LibFredo6_all_defaults.dat>
/users/claire/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6registry.rbe:113:in mtime' /users/claire/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6registry.rbe:113:in need_reload?'
/users/claire/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6registry.rbe:118:in init' /users/claire/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6registry.rbe:141:in store'
/users/claire/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6plugin.rbe:1281:in usage_use' /users/claire/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6plugin.rbe:1269:in command_invoke'
/users/claire/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6plugin.rbe:1252:in block (2 levels) in build_config_commands' /users/claire/library/application support/sketchup 2019/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6traductor.rbe:1361:in block in add_command'

I'm not code savvy and im new to Point clouds too.
Can anyone offer assistance here?
I'm using Sketchup Pro 2019 on a MacBook Pro...

fredo6

@clairem

Could you try with this version LibFredo6 8.9b.

It might come from your installation, but I made theis portion of the code more resilient.

Fredo

clairem

Thanks a lot!! Un gros merci @fredo6, ça marche

fredo6

@clairem said:

Thanks a lot!! Un gros merci @fredo6, ça marche

Merci a toi.
Peux tu confirmer que tu n'avais jamais installé LibFredo6 auparavant

clairem

Non, c'était bien la première fois. J'ai supprimé les plugins installés dans l'Extension manager et j'ai installé le nouveau lien que tu as posté, fermé SU, réouvert, puis ensuite ré-installé TopoShaper. J'ai réussi à faire un mesh avec les points que j'avais!

TIG

So we have a solution ?

Nous avons donc une solution?

mozzie

Thanks for Toposhaper - it is wonderful!!!
I'm using it on the last Google version of Sketchup (8), and have had no problems over a long period. I recently updated to v2.5b (and LibFredo v8.9b) and have not been able to complete the final build.
I would appreciate your suggestions - I know that SU 8 Pro is now very outdated, but it is a all I need!

NOTE: The latest versions work fine on Sketchup Make 2015, but fail on the final stage with SU 8.
CLEANSING - no problems
PREVIEW - no problems
Choosing flat or rounded - no problems
Generate Terrain - Ruby error here is the log file.

Date; 22-Jun-19 21;30;15
An error occurred in GENERATION OF TERRAIN
The operation is fully aborted

undefined method `hovering_notification' for #&lt;Traductor;;Palette;0x1bd6e938&gt;
 
(eval); 102 -- onMouseMove
(eval); 870 -- onMouseMove
(eval); 865 -- onMouseMove_zero
(eval); 1309 -- geometry_terminate
(eval); 449 -- call
(eval); 449 -- terminate_execution
(eval); 332 -- next_step
(eval); 2548 -- geometry_step_exec
(eval); 2493 -- geometry_execute
(eval); 370 -- call
(eval); 370 -- step_geometry
(eval); 419 -- start_execution
(eval); 2493 -- geometry_execute
(eval); 1280 -- geometry_execute
(eval); 668 -- execute_validate
(eval); 130 -- execute_from_palette
(eval); 76 -- notify_from_palette
(eval); 431 -- getMenu
body_Lib6Tool.rb; 1478 -- call
body_Lib6Tool.rb; 1478 -- show
(eval); 102 -- call

fredo6

@mozzie

There must be something wrong in your installation of LibFredo6 and the problem you have is very strange, including the bug report.

Can you clean up LibFredo6 and reinstall.

Fredo

mozzie

Thanks Fredo.
All working now.
Not sure what the problem was, but the Sketchucation Uninstall process did not fix it.
I had to completely remove LibFredo and Toposhaper including all directories from the Plugin Folder and reinstall using the Sketchucation Installer. I tried the Preferences installer first, but that was not successful.

I dearly love Toposhaper!
Moz

fredo6

@mozzie said:

I had to completely remove LibFredo and Toposhaper including all directories from the Plugin Folder and reinstall using the Sketchucation Installer.

Glad it works. For a strange reason, you had a mix of old and new files in LibFredo6. Maybe this is the installation in SU8. Always make sure you overwrite the files.

Grey24601

Hi I love this tool but am doing something wrong here? When I run Toposhaper on my contours it expands the countours beyond the shape of the area? Is there a way to switch this off so it stops at the boundary footprint? I want to compare to identical shapes in terms of footprint. This is the first one. They both have identical footprints but different contours.

Does anybody have any documentation on what the parameters and options on the Selection screen do such as Limit prolongation on edge crossing??

Thanks

fredo6

Currently TopoShaper IsoContours compute the hull based on contours. In this version, there is no way to specify a particular hull.

I notice also an area where you are going to have problems with the calculation of the terrain, because you have contours crossing each other. I suggest you clean up this area before using TopoShaper.

Grey24601 - contour issues.png

Grey24601

Hi Fredo Thanks for the response. I cleaned it up and it still makes no difference.

For my own education what do the options on the Selection panel do? Such as Limit prolongation on edge crossings?

fredo6

@grey24601 said:

For my own education what do the options on the Selection panel do? Such as Limit prolongation on edge crossings?

A said, there is no way to address your problem in the current version. The terrain hull is computed automatically and cannot be specified.

josefen

I'm stresstesting Toposhaper:Cloud as i type.

I've imported 57 816 points with z-values from a dwg file.

Any predition - will it work with this amout of points?

fredo6

@josefen said:

I'm stresstesting Toposhaper:Cloud as i type.

I've imported 57 816 points with z-values from a dwg file.

Any predition - will it work with this amout of points?

Not sure, but you'll have time for more than a coffee...!
I suggest that you first start on a subset of points. Be aware that if you have a dense mesh of points, you may have some spikes in the terrain, because the surface goes through ALL points.

Anyway, once you have constructed the terrain as a triangular mesh, you can generate the iso contours, and then use the TopoShaper QuadMesh to make it smoother and more regular.

Fredo

KMAM

Toposhaper was not letting me increase my grid it would get stuck at 50% so I uninstalled and reinstalled both Toposhaper and Lib and now it is crashing when I try to generate terrain at all.

error report for crash