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    • R Offline
      rv1974
      last edited by

      This is the way I imagine:

      1. Preselect
      2. Run JPP
      3. Hit Enter to exit
      4. Offset faces stay selected

      It's very similar to the principle described in Pilou gifs here:
      http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=1523&start=30
      but in our case we deal with faces, not lines
      P.S. By 'offset faces' I mean case #1 (see my picture above ^^^)

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      • fredo6F Offline
        fredo6
        last edited by

        @rv1974

        Can you have a look at JPP v4.4c.

        It selects the offset faces of preselected faces (if any) at exit. This assumes indeed that you perform only one Push Pull operation and then exit.

        Fredo

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        • R Offline
          rv1974
          last edited by

          Tested right now. Works perfectly, many many thanks! I'll post tomorrow some micro explanation how distribute materials in conjunction with JPP.

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          • fredo6F Offline
            fredo6
            last edited by

            @rv1974 said:

            Tested right now. Works perfectly, many many thanks!

            Or take v4.4d...

            I made it work even if you perform several push pull operations within the same JPP session.

            JPP - Preserve preselection.gif

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            • fredo6F Offline
              fredo6
              last edited by

              NEW RELEASE: JointPushPull Interactive v4.4d - 20 Feb 19

              JointPushPull Interactive 4.4d select the offset faces of pre-selected faces at exit. See post just above.

              JointPushPull 4.4b requires LibFredo6 8.7m or above


              See plugin home page of JointPushPull for Download of JointPushPull.

              Main Post of the JointPushPull thread on this forum

              Fredo

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              • R Offline
                rv1974
                last edited by

                Fredo, when FollowPushPull is used on chamfer face, is there way to get somehow an exact 'chamfer 0' state?

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                • S Offline
                  SpookyChick1013
                  last edited by

                  Massively useful plugins as always Fredo. Had the following error found when attempting round pushpull. Here's the log dump.

                  Thanks in advance!

                  Date: 19-Mar-19 09:41:55
                  An error occurred in Round Push Pull
                  Error in generation of the geometry

                  undefined method `collect' for nil:NilClass

                  jointpushpull4geometry.rbe: 1450 -- geometry_rounding_mesh
                  jointpushpull4geometry.rbe: 1283 -- block in geometry_create_roundings
                  jointpushpull4geometry.rbe: 1282 -- each
                  jointpushpull4geometry.rbe: 1282 -- geometry_create_roundings
                  jointpushpull4geometry.rbe: 267 -- geometry_robot_prepare_mesh
                  jointpushpull4geometry.rbe: 211 -- robot_call_action
                  jointpushpull4geometry.rbe: 182 -- geometry_robot_exec
                  jointpushpull4geometry.rbe: 165 -- geometry_robot
                  jointpushpull4geometry.rbe: 80 -- block in geometry_execute
                  lib6operation.rbe: 365 -- call
                  lib6operation.rbe: 365 -- step_geometry
                  lib6operation.rbe: 413 -- start_execution
                  jointpushpull4geometry.rbe: 80 -- geometry_execute
                  jointpushpull4tool.rbe: 1034 -- go_preview_or_geom
                  jointpushpull4tool.rbe: 812 -- dragging_stop

                  https://kuromatsudriveyards.com

                  Fo-su to tomo ni aran koto o...

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                  • fredo6F Offline
                    fredo6
                    last edited by

                    @spookychick1013 said:

                    Massively useful plugins as always Fredo. Had the following error found when attempting round pushpull. Here's the log dump.

                    You don't seem to have the latest version of JPP (it should be v4.4d).

                    Could you update it and advise. Thanks.

                    Fredo

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                    • S Offline
                      SpookyChick1013
                      last edited by

                      What? Wooops! You're right. I try to keep things updated, but somehow that one slipped past me.

                      I'll let you know once I've had a chance to test things. Thanks Fredo!

                      Update"Installed teh new version, made sure everything was updated, no conflicting versions, and presto, the same error.

                      @unknownuser said:

                      %(#40BFFF)[Date: 22-Mar-19 11:54:25
                      An error occurred in Round Push Pull
                      Error in generation of the geometry

                      undefined method `collect' for nil:NilClass

                      jointpushpullgeometry.rbe: 1529 -- geometry_rounding_mesh
                      jointpushpullgeometry.rbe: 1362 -- block in geometry_create_roundings
                      jointpushpullgeometry.rbe: 1361 -- each
                      jointpushpullgeometry.rbe: 1361 -- geometry_create_roundings
                      jointpushpullgeometry.rbe: 269 -- geometry_robot_prepare_mesh
                      jointpushpullgeometry.rbe: 212 -- robot_call_action
                      jointpushpullgeometry.rbe: 183 -- geometry_robot_exec
                      jointpushpullgeometry.rbe: 166 -- geometry_robot
                      jointpushpullgeometry.rbe: 81 -- block in geometry_execute
                      lib6operation.rbe: 365 -- call
                      lib6operation.rbe: 365 -- step_geometry
                      lib6operation.rbe: 413 -- start_execution
                      jointpushpullgeometry.rbe: 81 -- geometry_execute
                      jointpushpulltool.rbe: 1119 -- go_preview_or_geom
                      jointpushpulltool.rbe: 845 -- dragging_stop]

                      It happens whether I use the VCB or not. What I'm trying to do is Round PushPull the faces highlighted in the enclosed sreeen snip
                      Model snip.PNG
                      If you need the model, let me know where to send it and I will do so.

                      Cathryn

                      https://kuromatsudriveyards.com

                      Fo-su to tomo ni aran koto o...

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                        HeyJujube
                        last edited by

                        J'ai de gros problèmes avec ce plugin (mode vecteur) sous SketchUp Pro 2019 (Mac 10.14). Problème connu ?
                        Merci


                        Capture d’écran 2019-04-05 à 11.30.28.png

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                          fredo6
                          last edited by

                          @heyjujube said:

                          J'ai de gros problèmes avec ce plugin (mode vecteur) sous SketchUp Pro 2019 (Mac 10.14). Problème connu ?
                          Merci

                          Difficile de juger sans le modele. Et, franchement, l'image ne me permet de savoir de quoi il s'agit.

                          Fredo

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                            HeyJujube
                            last edited by

                            N'importe quel modèle, ici une simple colonne inclinée pour l'exemple.
                            La face part dans tous les sens, se déforme, "explose".
                            J'ai toujours utilisé le plugin, mais récemment passage à SU 2019 sous Mac.
                            Merci

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                              fredo6
                              last edited by

                              @heyjujube said:

                              N'importe quel modèle, ici une simple colonne inclinée pour l'exemple.
                              La face part dans tous les sens, se déforme, "explose".
                              J'ai toujours utilisé le plugin, mais récemment passage à SU 2019 sous Mac.
                              Merci

                              it looks like the Vector direction is on the plane of the face.
                              Could you either lock an axis direction with the arrows, or find a proper direction and lock it (Shift).

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                                theVonZipper
                                last edited by

                                Thanks Fredo for the fantastic plugins. I use 'Divide faces' often and of course Joint Push Pull. Just wondering, is there a way for Push Pull Interactive to inherit layers from the faces they are affecting as the Classic version did?

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                                • Dave RD Offline
                                  Dave R
                                  last edited by

                                  Faces and edges should always be created on and remain on Layer 0. See Controlling Visibility with Layers.

                                  Etaoin Shrdlu

                                  %

                                  (THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE)

                                  G28 X0.0 Y0.0 Z0.0

                                  M30

                                  %

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                                    Einstein
                                    last edited by

                                    Hi!

                                    I have an idea for a small feature upgrade.
                                    Actually, two ideas ^^

                                    1. Possibility to apply positive + negative offset in one go, so you can thicken a surface on both sides immediately

                                    2. Extrude faces to point, like in Rhino. It would be almost analogic operation to scaling about a point which can be performed via ThomThom's Rotate and Scale. However, you'd then have to manually connect border edges of source and result meshes. Rhino has a tool which does everything in one step. I attach an illustration for it.

                                    What do you think about it?


                                    extrude about point - request.png

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                                    • fredo6F Offline
                                      fredo6
                                      last edited by

                                      @einstein said:

                                      1. Possibility to apply positive + negative offset in one go, so you can thicken a surface on both sides immediately

                                      This is doable, though not trivial, because I have two generate two faces for each original face. It would also require an additional option, maybe triggered by a modifier; the only left is ALT (on Windows)

                                      @einstein said:

                                      1. Extrude faces to point, like in Rhino. It would be almost analogic operation to scaling about a point which can be performed via ThomThom's Rotate and Scale. However, you'd then have to manually connect border edges of source and result meshes. Rhino has a tool which does everything in one step. I attach an illustration for it.

                                      This would be a new tool actually. I need to think about it, but a priori an interesting idea.

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                                        Einstein
                                        last edited by

                                        Could you please increase extreme angle values for Molding in the next release? Now it's +- 60, which is a serious limitation in some cases. I'd suggest 89 or even 90 - this would practically create a flat offset (nice!). Certainly, faces would overlap but that could be fixed manually.

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                                        • fredo6F Offline
                                          fredo6
                                          last edited by

                                          @einstein said:

                                          Could you please increase extreme angle values for Molding in the next release? Now it's +- 60, which is a serious limitation in some cases. I'd suggest 89 or even 90 - this would practically create a flat offset (nice!). Certainly, faces would overlap but that could be fixed manually.

                                          If the angle is too large, then you are almost sure to get overlaps and mess up the extrusion.

                                          Here is what I get with the set of letters, each one of width roughly 0.5 m. I had to reduce the offset of extrusion to 0.001 m (that is, 1mm) to get a molding at 85 deg. without overlap.

                                          JPP Molding at 85 deg.png

                                          With an offset of 1cm, the extrusion gets seriously messy

                                          JPP Molding at 85 deg - mess.png

                                          I can increase it to 89 degrees. At 90, you reach math limit, since there is NO extrusion, and JPP does not like it. So, I'll probably pick 85 degrees, to make it a multiple of the 5 deg increment in a next release.

                                          Fredo

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                                            Einstein
                                            last edited by

                                            Thank you 😄

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