[Plugin][$] JointPushPull Interactive - v4.9a - 02 Apr 25
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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
Peter -
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.
If not, you need to show an example of what you mean. -
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.
Peter -
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.
Attaching a model would help. -
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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Ok, thanks for the other option to change a model. That was of course a very simple test model.
The time required for your option is similar to that of deleting these surfaces / edges according to JPP.
In principle, we don't have an exact answer as to why these edges and faces remain when the object is thinned.
I am sure that only the developer fredo6 can answer that.
I will post this result in our German forum.
Thanks again.
Peter -
The reason the edges and faces exist is the nature of the tool, it is pushing back following the face and therefore creating extra geometry.
This is not a bug of a fault in the software, it is doing what is expected.Use the undo option and jpp less.
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Pay attention to what is actually happening when you use JPP. It's extruding in the direction of the normals of the faces as it is designed to do. As Box indicates, it's doing what it is supposed to do even though that's not what you want. If you must use JPP to add the thickness and you want a different thickness, the easy thing to do would be to copy the original surface and run JPP to extrude to the desired thickness.
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Hello Dave and Box,
Yes, I think the best option is to erase the face that has already been made too thick and recreate the reduced thickness.
Thank you!
Peter -
Hi,
How can I purchase the plugin when my country is under U. S. sanctions?
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@javadvkl said:
Hi,
How can I purchase the plugin when my country is under U. S. sanctions?Not much we can do about sanctions.
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@javadvkl said:
Can you refer to a replacement for JointPushPull plugin? I've tried the classic JointPushPull already.
I can't think of any.
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Hola,tengo el siguiente problema. Existe alguna solucion? gracias
Ruby Error - Thickener - 08-Mar-22 23_05_50
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Difficult to tell without seeing the model, which may be convoluted for the joint push pull operation.
Fredo
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@javadvkl said:
@rich o brien said:
@javadvkl said:
Hi,
How can I purchase the plugin when my country is under U. S. sanctions?Not much we can do about sanctions.
Can you refer to a replacement for JointPushPull plugin? I've tried the classic JointPushPull already.
I'll be appreciated it if someone shares his spare license with me because I can't transfer money out of my country (stupid political issues).
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Can anyone suggest how to avoid the following Ruby error that occurs when trying to activate Joint Push Pull Interactive 4.4e (with Libfredo6 12.5a, on macOS 10.14.6 with SketchUp Pro 2018)? I get a similar error when trying to invoke other Fredo6 extensions.
Error: #<LoadError: dlopen(/Users/Tom/Library/Application Support/SketchUp 2018/SketchUp/Plugins/SketchUcation/SCFLicense/Mac_22/SUEX_SCFLibrary.bundle, 9): no suitable image found. Did find:
/Users/Tom/Library/Application Support/SketchUp 2018/SketchUp/Plugins/SketchUcation/SCFLicense/Mac_22/SUEX_SCFLibrary.bundle: cannot load 'SUEX_SCFLibrary.bundle' (load command 0x80000034 is unknown)
/Users/Tom/Library/Application Support/SketchUp 2018/SketchUp/Plugins/SketchUcation/SCFLicense/Mac_22/SUEX_SCFLibrary.bundle: cannot load 'SUEX_SCFLibrary.bundle' (load command 0x80000034 is unknown) - /Users/Tom/Library/Application Support/SketchUp 2018/SketchUp/Plugins/SketchUcation/SCFLicense/Mac_22/SUEX_SCFLibrary.bundle>
/Applications/SketchUp 2018/SketchUp.app/Contents/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/2.2/lib/ruby/2.2.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:54:inrequire' /Applications/SketchUp 2018/SketchUp.app/Contents/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/2.2/lib/ruby/2.2.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:54:inrequire'
/users/tom/library/application support/sketchup 2018/sketchup/plugins/sketchucation/scflicense/scflicenseruby.rbe:156:inload_binary' /users/tom/library/application support/sketchup 2018/sketchup/plugins/sketchucation/scflicense/scflicenseruby.rbe:71:indynamic_token'
/users/tom/library/application support/sketchup 2018/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6plugin.rbe:1688:intem_context' /users/tom/library/application support/sketchup 2018/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6plugin.rbe:1656:intem_launcher'
/users/tom/library/application support/sketchup 2018/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6plugin.rbe:119:inlaunch_action' /users/tom/library/application support/sketchup 2018/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6plugin.rbe:244:inlaunch_action'
/users/tom/library/application support/sketchup 2018/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_jointpushpull/bootstrap_jointpushpull.rbe:87:inlaunch_action' /users/tom/library/application support/sketchup 2018/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_jointpushpull/bootstrap_jointpushpull.rbe:135:inblock in declare_command'
/users/tom/library/application support/sketchup 2018/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6plugin.rbe:1407:incall' /users/tom/library/application support/sketchup 2018/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6plugin.rbe:1407:incommand_invoke'
/users/tom/library/application support/sketchup 2018/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6plugin.rbe:1388:inblock (2 levels) in build_config_commands' /users/tom/library/application support/sketchup 2018/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6traductor.rbe:1378:incall'
/users/tom/library/application support/sketchup 2018/sketchup/plugins/fredo6_!libfredo6/lib6traductor.rbe:1378:inblock in add_command' SketchUp:1:incall'In case it matters, I have the sketchuCation Extension Store 4.2.3 extension installed, but it is not fully working. I can bring up the Extension Store UI and do various things, but downloading an extension fails (ZIP error). I have been in communication with TIG about that, but it remains unresolved.
I did successfully use Joint Push Pull Interactive a couple of weeks ago, I think before March 1 2022 when Fredo's licensing rules were changed. I have a license file for all of Fredo's extensions, but I cannot install any of the licenses due to similar Ruby errors when activating the License functions in Fredo's extensions (and possibly the sketchuCation Extension Store extension problems).
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