[Plugin][$] JointPushPull Interactive - v4.9a - 02 Apr 25
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Everything works here, maybe its your ad blocker- try DL via smart phone. Let's discuss it in PMs, not in the thread
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Hi Fredo
There seems to be an issue with JPP Normal.
It doesn't produce sides.
This is running 2021.1.299 on Win 7 with Lib 11.9c and JPP 4.4e
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I just tested it with 2018 Pro and it works fine. Must be something with the newer SU version.
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@box said:
Hi Fredo
There seems to be an issue with JPP Normal.
It doesn't produce sides.
This is running 2021.1.299 on Win 7 with Lib 11.9c and JPP 4.4eThat's 100% because you set "borders" to "none".
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@panixia said:
That's 100% because you set "borders" to "none".
I was sure I had checked that, in fact I'm still sure that I changed to to None while trying to make it work.
But you are absolutely correct, as soon as I set it to Contour or Grid it works perfectly.
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@box said:
@panixia said:
That's 100% because you set "borders" to "none".
I was sure I had checked that, in fact I'm still sure that I changed to to None while trying to make it work.
But you are absolutely correct, as soon as I set it to Contour or Grid it works perfectly.
Sorry Fredo, all good.Glad that it helped.
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@evilboris said:
Can anybody help, I get this error with any object using round
This is in SketchUp 8 as your profile indicates you are using?
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Can anybody help?, I get this error with any object using round
Date: 13-Oct-21 15:39:35
An error occurred in Round Push Pull
Error in Analysis of modelundefined method `normalize' for nil:NilClass
jointpushpullalgo.rbe: 1408 -- block in round_compute_direction
jointpushpullalgo.rbe: 1406 -- each
jointpushpullalgo.rbe: 1406 -- round_compute_direction
jointpushpullalgo.rbe: 1353 -- block in block_prepare_vertices_R
jointpushpullalgo.rbe: 1353 -- each
jointpushpullalgo.rbe: 1353 -- block_prepare_vertices_R
jointpushpullalgo.rbe: 1111 -- block in block_prepare_vertices_all
jointpushpullalgo.rbe: 1111 -- each
jointpushpullalgo.rbe: 1111 -- block_prepare_vertices_all
jointpushpullalgo.rbe: 519 -- algo_prepare_calculation_exec
jointpushpullalgo.rbe: 499 -- algo_prepare_calculation
jointpushpulltool.rbe: 837 -- dragging_start
jointpushpulltool.rbe: 1527 -- onLButtonDownI can do this with a new document and a cube and I get this error or in an existing model.
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Cheers,
I just found out about JPP Thickening. I use JPP for ages and never noticed it there and now it just solved an issue I had. Great! Just great!
Thanks!
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JPP Thickening is just Joint Push Pull without a button palette. Which issue did it solve?
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I was trying to offset all faces of a surface exactly 20cm and both the regular JPP and Normal JPP failed while thickening seemed to work.
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Hello, I've been working with this plugin for a long time.
This question comes up in our German forum:
Almost all surfaces (objects) can be thickened.
Is it also possible to make an object thinner
without leaving the side edges and surfaces remaining? If it is possible, please write us how it works.
Many Thanks
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One of the setting with JPP is the second face, if you untick the that then moving inward will make things 'thinner' if that's what you mean.
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It's right, the objects get thinner when I push inward. However, edges and surfaces remain that have to be laboriously erased on a complicated object.
I mean those edges and lines marked with red arrows.
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Many questions, many possibilities.
Can you not Scale the object or Move the face.
The problem with questions like this is there is no single answer, so much depends on the shape and what you want the result to be.
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Its only a simple testfileIt's just one question.
Use Joint Push Pull to thin an object without creating edges and faces.
If I just move the face, the thickness won't stay even. The same applies to scaling. -
Often the tool you think you need isn't, a simple offset and follow me is another way to do what you want, PP to correct the ends if necessary.
The main point being that there are many ways to do things and some times it pays to think simply.
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