MSPhysics 1.0.3 (16 October 2017)
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When I just tried to download MSPhysics plugin I am getting 404 error. So That is why I am asking this, Is this extension discontinued?
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@jesus4fun said:
When I just tried to download MSPhysics plugin I am getting 404 error. So That is why I am asking this, Is this extension discontinued?
MSPhysics is in alpha stage and incomplete. Version 0.1.0 relied on AMS Libary 1.x.y, which is now obsolete. That explains why you got the loading error, and why I removed the download link. Version 1.0.0 is under development and is expected to be released this year.
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@anton_s said:
@jesus4fun said:
When I just tried to download MSPhysics plugin I am getting 404 error. So That is why I am asking this, Is this extension discontinued?
MSPhysics is in alpha stage and incomplete. Version 0.1.0 relied on AMS Libary 1.x.y, which is now obsolete. That explains why you got the loading error, and why I removed the download link. Version 1.0.0 is under development and is expected to be released this year.
I can't wait to see it, test it and use it!!
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Hello Anton,
"Version 1.0.0 is under development and is expected to be released this year."
This is great news.
Will this version be usable with Sketchup 64 bits?Kind regards
Olivier
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I cannot download this...the link is dead!!
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@Oliver92 MSPhysics will be compatible with 32 and 64 bit SU versions. Although the first version will be limited to Windows OS due to huge reliance on MSFT Windows API.
@TonedF Read a few posts above you.
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Fantastic update!
The buoyancy plane is interesting.
I couldn't figure out how to record, though. I see the check box in settings but then what? -
Well i have found earlier versions around on the internet and i am confused with the version numbering because it already passed v1.0.0 @ 2014-09-01.....
MSPhysics - v0.1.0 (2014-04-26)
MSPhysics - v0.2.0 (2014-06-26)
MSPhysics - v0.2.0 (2015-04-06) ???
MSPhysics - v1.0.0 (2014-09-01) -
@pcberdwin said:
Fantastic update!
The buoyancy plane is interesting.
I couldn't figure out how to record, though. I see the check box in settings but then what?The animation tool is a work in progress.
@bas9999 said:
Well i have found earlier versions around on the internet and i am confused with the version numbering because it already passed v1.0.0
My poor planning
Wanted to get it all done on particular date, but got lazy and you know.. -
Does this present version is working for the 2015?
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I do not work in SU 15, if only "static" groups in the model. =(
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What do you mean it doesn't work in 2015? It should work just as fine in all SU versions, including the 64bit. Did you download AMS Library as a requirement for MSPhysics?
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@anton_s said:
What do you mean it doesn't work in 2015? It should work just as fine in all SU versions, including the 64bit. Did you download AMS Library as a requirement for MSPhysics?
Yes, I downloaded the AMS. I use a 64-bit Windows but the SU 32-bit, because the SP 3.5.
This could be the problem? Install the 64-bit Sketchup? I try this. I hope it will be good.
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Can you tell me what exactly isn't working because it should work on 32/64 bit SU versions just fine. Do you get any errors when you start SU?
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Notice, this is 0.2.0 alpha. There are many features that are work in progress and not done yet. The joint tab is one of them.
I'm still skeptical why it didn't work on 32bit. I'll have to see it on my brothers laptop and see what was going on there.
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@anton_s said:
Can you tell me what exactly isn't working because it should work on 32/64 bit SU versions just fine. Do you get any errors when you start SU?
I installed the 64-bit SketchUp. Now it works.
This awesome!!!
However, I do not understand the "Joint" box.
There are no Joints. How to use it? -
@anton_s said:
Notice, this is 0.2.0 alpha. There are many features that are work in progress and not done yet. The joint tab is one of them.
I'm still skeptical why it didn't work on 32bit. I'll have to see it on my brothers laptop and see what was going on there.
I Mean. The scripts will work the same way as in the SP? I see the "Timer" other kind:
timer=AMS;;C.start_timer(1000, false){ AMS;;C.stop_timer(timer) }... and the "mouse script" will also be available.
But the "Geom :: Transformation" -new, -rotation, -scaling stay the same? -
No, scripts are different. The whole API is different. See documentation links under "Body Script" tab. MSPhysics is not related to SP. Its a different project.
The timer is part of AMS Library API. And I advice you to use Timer from Timer module and not from
timer = AMS;;Timer.start(1000, false) { AMS;;Timer.stop(timer) }Mouse control functions are available as well. See AMS::Cursor
Geom classes are part of SU API. They ALWAYS stay the same and are available without any plugins installed. -
I would suggest you to start from start from MSPhysics OVERVIEW documentation tab.
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