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    • pbacotP Offline
      pbacot
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      Oh wow. Fantastic work, Fredo! Thank you! Thank you!

      MacOSX MojaveSketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v3 PowerCADD

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        sarkarshomit
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        Thank you Fredo....saw the video, as always, you managed to increase the sketchup power yet again.

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        • chippwaltersC Offline
          chippwalters
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          This is simply stunning work. What a herculean effort by Fredo.

          I know of no other bevel/fillet/chamfer tool that can do all of this, outside NURBS based solids modelers. My thoughts in no particular order:

          1. SQUIRCLEThis geometry has been known for quite a while in the Industrial Design profession. It has to do with creating a soft continuity between normals as the surface moves around a corner. In CAD is it typically referred to as G2 or G3 continuity setting. The result of using squircles is you don't get strong highlight artifacts at the borders between flat surfaces and the beginning of a bevel. It turns out NURBS are used to create it, and SubDivision surfaces are based on such continuous geometry. I don't know of any other bevelling tools in poly modelers that can do this without having to approximated with SubD geometry. Great work!
          2. UNDO/REDO Wow, the beginnings of parametric modifiers in major SketchUp tools. Modifiers are extremely powerful and capable design tools, allowing users to change designs long after the fact. Nice job!
          3. WORKS WITH JUST ABOUT ANY GEOMETRY This is something I've been looking for awhile now. Too many times has SU been limited for me to create industrial designs based on the lack of a really robust bevelling toolkit. This fixes all of that!
          4. SUBDIVISION FILLET GENERATOR Clearly this is a byproduct of the tool, as Fredo had to innovate and take a total different direction to solve many of the filleting issues. This is a truly unique feature and not one I believe is represented anywhere else in the world. Just amazing!

          Wishlist: (can't help myself)

          It would be reallynice for a group or component to remember their bevel setting even after an edit. IOW, FredoCorner would become a true modifier, and attempt to apply the bevel at the group level after the group or component has been edited.

          Side note: I've been working a lot lately in Blender, and I use their modifiers now all the time in modeling. It really helps the design process because I can go back and forth quickly. I'll share more in a different thread.

          Thanks very much Fredo for a magnificent tool!

          PS I heard from the Blender bevel tool developer after one of my videos, and he told me YOU inspired him as he began work on the Blender bevel tool 😄

          Currently working with Cross-Reality technologies

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            rv1974
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            Fredo this is divine beauty! Lots of Blender evangelism videos will get obsolete 😄
            1.Keeping fingers crossed, Will 'inverse profile' mode work with edges that lay on flat areas? Essentially it would mean so long awaited Groove maker.
            2. Maybe in 'inverse profile' mode it'd be possible to get a П-shape as well?

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            • PixeroP Offline
              Pixero
              last edited by

              Wow, wow wow!!! Thank you soo much for this. I'm soo exited.

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              • pilouP Offline
                pilou
                last edited by

                Fredo the return! 😎 ☀ 👍
                Excellent!
                No Beta test period ?

                Frenchy Pilou
                Is beautiful that please without concept!
                My Little site :)

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                • alsomarA Offline
                  alsomar Extension Creator
                  last edited by

                  A really nice improvement! Thank you so much for this new extension!

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                    Mill29
                    last edited by

                    Unbelivable tool!

                    thanks a lot!

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                    • StinkieS Offline
                      Stinkie
                      last edited by

                      Consider me baffled. 😮

                      Thanks alot for the videos. 👍

                      Edit: the preview mode is great!

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                        damj
                        last edited by

                        This is awesome! Thank you!!
                        Rounding complex geometry will be so much easier!

                        About the Undo/Repair option, what happens to a geometry that has been modified after the rounding?
                        Will the "undone geometry" be discarded or will it restore to the original geometry, discarding the modifications in the meantime?
                        I +1 the wish from chippwalters to have a component "remember" its rounding parameters (one can never get enough 😛 )

                        Thank you again!

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                        • fredo6F Offline
                          fredo6
                          last edited by

                          @damj said:

                          About the Undo/Repair option, what happens to a geometry that has been modified after the rounding?
                          Will the "undone geometry" be discarded or will it restore to the original geometry, discarding the modifications in the meantime?
                          I +1 the wish from chippwalters to have a component "remember" its rounding parameters (one can never get enough 😛 )

                          Thank you again!

                          It's not like if Sketchup had a full parametric framework! Actualy, there is absolutely nothing.

                          Once a shape is rounded, that would be fine to move it, scale it, etc... as long as this is based on regular transformation. Repair will work and keep the transformation.

                          However, if modify the shape, Repair will re-establish the original shape at it was when you did the Rounding. So your changes will be lost, including material painting and edge properties.

                          I take the idea of the Modifier, which was my initial goal, but is more complex to do.

                          So consider Repair as a safety net at the moment.

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                          • jiminy-billy-bobJ Offline
                            jiminy-billy-bob
                            last edited by

                            That's stunning work! Congrats

                            Did you consider having a simpler toggle button like SubD's, instead of the undo/repair?

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                            • S Offline
                              samnorth
                              last edited by

                              Wow, thank you Fredo!

                              👍 😄

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                                Glenn at home
                                last edited by

                                Oh BOY!!!!!! Thank you for this!

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                                  kaas
                                  last edited by

                                  impressive!

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                                  • cottyC Offline
                                    cotty
                                    last edited by

                                    Can't wait to try it!

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                                    • TIGT Offline
                                      TIG Moderator
                                      last edited by

                                      Fredo does it again !

                                      TIG

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                                      • fredo6F Offline
                                        fredo6
                                        last edited by

                                        Thanks to all for your encouragements.

                                        One thing I forgot to mention (it's now done in the main post) is that FredoCorner will become a paid plugin after a 2-3 months beta period. It will also only support SU2016 and above. RoundCorner will continue to exist and be supported as a free plugin.

                                        Fredo

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                                          Box
                                          last edited by

                                          And so it should, you need to be paid for your excellent work.

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                                            Tyson
                                            last edited by

                                            This is phenomenal! Thank you, thank you, thank you Fredo!

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