Is there pluging for expanding/making face along line/edges?
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@Huynh: very nice plugin! Works great for this example.
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Quick example...
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PS Seems Triangulated frames must be refined!
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Hi All
s4u Frame and s4u Slice are just must have plugins.
Perfect for this use and ONE click to go.Thanks Vi
dtr
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Thank you!
@Pilou: convert lines to curve ,It'll work correct. -
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Can you explain the "trick" a bit more, please?
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The trick!
And all will work fine!
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And for my example (e.g. rectangle with diagonal)?
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My original http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=Latticeizer
Maybe not the best, but you judge... -
S4U Frame worked for me (though I was confused trying to figure out the settings). But with this plugin loaded, SU crashes on relaunch--on my Mac.
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@tig said:
My original http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=Latticeizer
Maybe not the best, but you judge...
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@Cotty
As a rectangle + diagonal = 2 triangles
Select all segments and same trick!But the result will be not so nearly almost perfect that the excellent Lattice-izer of TIG that I have used
in this thread of anthology (2010)You will find inside that some same results can be made with Windowizer by Rick Wilson, Street Generator by Thomthom, 1001bits etc...!
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@Cotty
Because you only select edges. In this case(rectangle + diagonal) ,first you need make face (Edges have faces). -
My 'Latticeizer' uses all faced-Edges in the preselected Group as the center-lines for its extrusions -
including the perimeter edges, so offset the main face inwards by half the extruded width before sub-dividing and erase the outer edges to move the assumed perimeter inwards, and then the over all size will be maintained when it's a lattice...
In its dialog you can choose different dimensions, materials and whether or not there are 'panes' to the lattice etc...
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