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

fredo6

Could check that if you type Return, you go to the next step (preview). You can also check the contextual menu.

By the way, which OS are you on?

Fredo

chris87

@chris87, @sridhar

Could check that if you type Return, you go to the next step (preview). You can also check the contextual menu.

By the way, which OS are you on?

Fredo

OS :
PC windows 7 - sketchup 8 pro last version-

No action occurs with the key return
the contextual menu "toposhaper --- > generate land (square maillage)" makes the previous operation throw back only.
the toposhaper toolbar doesn't reappear.
excuse me for the bad english language (french user....)
best regards and thank you for your superb plugins...

bhbarchitects

Great plugin love it!

**Ewie**

@tig said:

Ewan

Open the Ruby Console.
Then try running the tool.
Report any error messages.

Also check your Plugins folder's Properties > Security permissions are set to FULL for everyone in the list [Edit + Apply/OK]
If not this might stop some log file etc getting written if you have limited rights...

Hi TIG, sorry for the tardy reply, I didn't get a notification of the replies on this thread..

I checked permissions on the plugin folder; all full control so no issues there.

Re-ran the plugin with the ruby script window open.. Same issue as before, this time using one of the sample files

Screen shot attached to explain.

SU Screen.jpg

TIG

@Ewan

Have you tried reinstalling the whole Topo'toolset AND the latest LibFredo again.
That might jolt it into submission...
First, if you did a manual install check for misplaced files in the Plugins folder.
Then reinstall the Lib, then Topo'toolset - I recommend you get/use the "SketchUcation Plugin Store" and use its 'AutoInstall' feature, this will ensure that everything is always put into the right places...

chris87

@tig said:

@Ewan

Have you tried reinstalling the whole Topo'toolset AND the latest LibFredo again.
That might jolt it into submission...
First, if you did a manual install check for misplaced files in the Plugins folder.
Then reinstall the Lib, then Topo'toolset - I recommend you get/use the "SketchUcation Plugin Store" and use its 'AutoInstall' feature, this will ensure that everything is always put into the right places...

I have exactly the same problem.
All is installed correctly with the good rights and with the last libraries.
No error in the ruby console !!!!

TIG

Can you post screenshots for Fredo to check...
Of the Plugins folder showing the installed files/subfolder and the contents of the subfolder itself...

fredo6

@chris87, @ewan

It may simply be a bug.

I'll come back with some instructions in order to figure out what it could be.

What would help me is that you tell me what you see in the contextual menu when you are in this screen (a screenshot is OK).

Fredo

chris87

@fredo6 said:

@chris87, @ewan

It may simply be a bug.

I'll come back with some instructions in order to figure out what it could be.

What would help me is that you tell me what you see in the contextual menu when you are in this screen (a screenshot is OK).

Fredo

screenshot

fredo6

Chris,

I mean when you are within TopoShaper and have the display of your screenshot, right click and tell me what is the contextual menu.

Fredo

chris87

@fredo6 said:

Chris,

I mean when you are within TopoShaper and have the display of your screenshot, right click and tell me what is the contextual menu.

Fredo

Visible on my screenshot :
right click
toposhaper ---- > générer terrain (maillage carré)

best regards

solo

I'm getting a warning when starting SU 2013

Error loading File bootstrap_TopoShaper.rb
uninitialized constant bTopoShaper;;T6

I have tried reinstalling and even checked that bootstrap_TopoShaper is present in plugin folder.

Still get the error.

Rich O Brien

Is this the path?

C:\Program Files (x86)\SketchUp\SketchUp 2013\Plugins\TOPOSHAPER_Dir_10

solo

@rich o brien said:

Is this the path?

C:\Program Files (x86)\SketchUp\SketchUp 2013\Plugins\TOPOSHAPER_Dir_10

Yes.

fredo6

@solo

Strange, because there is nowhere bTopoShaper in my code (I checked).

I hope it does not come from a corruption of the files or the zip archive.

Could you go to the LibFredo6 Trace Log and check if you see an error. If so, it is usually more documented.

Thanks

Fredo

solo

@fredo6 said:

@solo

Strange, because there is nowhere bTopoShaper in my code (I checked).

I hope it does not come from a corruption of the files or the zip archive.

Could you go to the LibFredo6 Trace Log and check if you see an error. If so, it is usually more documented.

Thanks

Fredo

That's a typo, there is no b.

How do I do the libFredo6 trace thing?

Rich O Brien

go to C:\Users#####\AppData\Local\Temp

Look for LibFredoTrace-##-#########.txt

solo

@rich o brien said:

go to C:\Users#####\AppData\Local\Temp

Look for LibFredoTrace-##-#########.txt

>>>> 1369346329.538;LibFredo6.rb;62; in `log'
DATE / TIME; Thu May 23 16;58;49 -0500 2013
SKETCHUP VERSION; 13.0.3759
RUBY_PLATFORM; i386-mswin32
LOG FILE; LibFredo6Trace_13_1369346329538.txt

>>>> 1369346329.538;LibFredo6.rb;103; in `startup'
LibFredo6; Starting up LibFredo6.rb

>>>> 1369346329.538;LibFredo6.rb;118; in `startup'
LibFredo6; Beginning of loading Cycle***+

>>>> 1369346329.548;LibFredo6.rb;129; in `startup'
LibFredo6 Core; LIBFREDO6_Dir_49/Lib6Core_49.rb successfully loaded

>>>> 1369346329.771;Lib6Core_49.rb;642; in `load_full_rubies'
LibFredo6 4.9c; Ruby files loaded         [213 ms]

>>>> 1369346329.871;Lib6Core_49.rb;642; in `load_full_rubies'
ToolsOnSurface 1.6c; Ruby files loaded         [80 ms]

>>>> 1369346329.921;Lib6Core_49.rb;613; in `load_bootstrap_rubies'
TopoShaper 1.0b; Bootstrap Ruby files loaded         [0 ms]

>>>> 1369346329.931;LibFredo6.rb;139; in `startup'
LibFredo6; End of loading Cycle***-

>>>> 1369347588.651;Lib6Core_49.rb;642; in `load_full_rubies'
TopoShaper 1.0b; Ruby files loaded         [30 ms]

fredo6

@solo said:

How do I do the libFredo6 trace thing?

Go to menu Windows > LibFredo6 Settings... > Trace Log files.

You'll get a dialog box. Select the current or most recent trace file.

Do an expand and check if there are statements in Red.

You can then export the file from there and post it.

Fredo

solo

@fredo6 said:

@solo said:

How do I do the libFredo6 trace thing?

Go to menu Windows > LibFredo6 Settings... > Trace Log files.

You'll get a dialog box. Select the current or most recent trace file.

Do an expand and check if there are statements in Red.

You can then export the file from there and post it.

Fredo

Nothing in red.

>>>> 1369346329.538;LibFredo6.rb;62;  in `log'
DATE / TIME; Thu May 23 16;58;49 -0500 2013
SKETCHUP VERSION; 13.0.3759
RUBY_PLATFORM; i386-mswin32
LOG FILE; LibFredo6Trace_13_1369346329538.txt

>>>> 1369346329.538;LibFredo6.rb;103;  in `startup'
LibFredo6; Starting up LibFredo6.rb

>>>> 1369346329.538;LibFredo6.rb;118;  in `startup'
LibFredo6; Beginning of loading Cycle***+

>>>> 1369346329.548;LibFredo6.rb;129;  in `startup'
LibFredo6 Core; LIBFREDO6_Dir_49/Lib6Core_49.rb successfully loaded

>>>> 1369346329.771;Lib6Core_49.rb;642;  in `load_full_rubies'
LibFredo6 4.9c; Ruby files loaded         [213 ms]

>>>> 1369346329.871;Lib6Core_49.rb;642;  in `load_full_rubies'
ToolsOnSurface 1.6c; Ruby files loaded         [80 ms]

>>>> 1369346329.921;Lib6Core_49.rb;613;  in `load_bootstrap_rubies'
TopoShaper 1.0b; Bootstrap Ruby files loaded         [0 ms]

>>>> 1369346329.931;LibFredo6.rb;139;  in `startup'
LibFredo6; End of loading Cycle***-

>>>> 1369347588.651;Lib6Core_49.rb;642;  in `load_full_rubies'
TopoShaper 1.0b; Ruby files loaded         [30 ms]