[Plugin][$] FredoCorner - v2.7a - 31 Mar 24
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@fredo6 said:
The errors comes from the rounding of the upper part and the large offset.
Currently FredoCorner does not round edges when one of the edge has a length smaller than the offset.
So, it works with an offset of 2'', but not beyond.
PS: RoundCorner does not do a better jobYes I did see success with 2", and I did try RoundCorner
Thanks for your quick response and all your great plugins
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I am getting a Ruby console error when I try to round these corners. Can you tell me what is wrong?
-Never mind. I found a way around it.
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Since I purchased the license I keep getting Ruby code errors. I have not managed to use the plugin successfully. Here is an example of the errors I get:
Date: 20-Mar-21 13:51:43
An error occurred in FredoCorner
An error occured in the Ruby codeundefined method `[]' for nil:NilClass
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 2618 -- chemin_analyze_crossing
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 2421 -- brane_intersect_chemins
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 2060 -- block in catena_process_branes_protected
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 2047 -- each
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 2047 -- catena_process_branes_protected
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 2009 -- block in catena_process_branes
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 2008 -- catch
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 2008 -- catena_process_branes
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 965 -- block in solid_construct_branes
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 964 -- each
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 964 -- solid_construct_branes
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 919 -- block in solid_reconstruction
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 918 -- each
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 918 -- solid_reconstruction
fredocorneralgo.rbe:: 883 -- solid_add_remove_edges
fredocornertool.rbe:: 1845 -- selection_change
fredocornertool.rbe:: 1833 -- selection_add_remove_edges
fredocornertool.rbe:: 1856 -- selection_set
fredocornertool.rbe:: 1538 -- block in preselection_instantiate
fredocornertool.rbe:: 1535 -- each
fredocornertool.rbe:: 1535 -- preselection_instantiate
fredocornertool.rbe:: 1530 -- preselection_analyze
fredocornertool.rbe:: 766 -- true_activate
fredocornertool.rbe:: 751 -- block in activate
lib6plugin.rbe:: 1568 -- tem_context
fredocornertool.rbe:: 751 -- activate
fredocornertool.rbe:: 194 -- select_tool
fredocornertool.rbe:: 194 -- launch
fredocornertool.rbe:: 176 -- action__mapping
lib6plugin.rbe:: 129 -- call
lib6plugin.rbe:: 129 -- launch_action
lib6plugin.rbe:: 227 -- launch_action
bootstrap_fredocorner.rbe:: 103 -- launch_action
bootstrap_fredocorner.rbe:: 118 -- block in startup
lib6plugin.rbe:: 1347 -- command_invoke
lib6plugin.rbe:: 1328 -- block (2 levels) in build_config_commands
lib6traductor.rbe:: 1377 -- block in add_command -
@njdesign said:
Since I purchased the license I keep getting Ruby code errors. I have not managed to use the plugin successfully.
Depending on the model, FredoCorner may get into error.
So the best would be to PM me or post the model so that I have a look.
Fredo
PS: This has nothing to do with the license. The error is in the algorithm.
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Like many people around the world, I was surprised that Fredo plugins went from free to paid. This is absurd!
Having plugins that have been free for decades and that are quietly going from free to paid, I don't know what quality could I give to this maneuver ...
Yesterday evening I saw, in an instant, the error message indicating "trial version finished", I thought it was April Fool's Day a little too fresh, but not when I got to the download page that it was not my astonishment when I saw that it was paying, whereas it was free just before. it's a very, very stupid operating system!
I have absolutely nothing against people who are looking for a return on investment. But the way to do it is not possible!
Inform people, take opinions, etc.
Especially that, 15 days ago when I updated I did not see that it was paid, since it is not displayed on the list of the plug-in store.Another thing, buying it will not be a problem for me, if I have to I would buy it. But not individually, at 22 € / plug-in it's very, if not too expensive.
Make a pack of all plugins, or in this case lower the price from 10 to ~ 12 € / plug-in22 € x (number of plugins) = too expensive.
Sketchup is starting to take the path of software that is losing value, already that the license is very expensive, if even the plug-ins are not affordable, Sketchup is losing more and more credibility, and that I have read on hundreds of forums around the world about the Fredo plug-in which switched to the Pay systemDo not forget, behind there is Blender much more efficient, Open Source, with a more family interface that allows you to learn faster than before. At this speed it's soon the end of Sketchup
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Fredo didn't just quietly spring this change on the world yesterday. It was announced months ago that some of his extensions would be changing to requiring paid licenses. It's a one time license fee for each extension and includes the updates as they come along. You aren't being forced to purchase the license for FredoCorner. You can choose to use RoundCorner instead. There's still no charge for that one.
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@Brickokermis: 22€ per plugin is not too cheap, but lets suppose you used some of (now commercial) Fredeo plugins for 10 years in the past and will continue to use it for additional 10 years in the future; this is approx 1€/year. Just think about it.
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It used to be free... At least let us use our old versions, why do you have to make them expire? -
@grigorescustelian said:
At least let us use our old versions...
You can still use RoundCorner without paying for it.
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Hi, I'm having trouble validating the licence. I keep getting this message:
Sorry - An error occured in the communication with Sketchucation
I've checked I've got the up-to-date Plug-in:
ExtensionStore v4.0.0
FredoCorner 3.2
LibFredo 11.6aScreen Shot:
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Are you connected to the Internet when doing the validation?
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Are you still using SketchUp 2017 as indicated in your profile? What version of the Mac OS?
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Two things. One the plug in is GREAT. Second, mine seems to have expired. I have NO problem with paying for a perpetual license but there is NO way I can find, to pay! I NEED the plugin but it won't install. Or at least appear for me to use. The sketchUcation extension manager says it's installed but I keep getting errors and it doesn't appear for me to use. Help!!! I have the latest version of the Fredo6 library installed.
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When FredoCorner expires, it displays a dialog.
Just click on the button Manage License. You get this dialog (accessible also from the menu Tools > Fredo6 Collection > FredoCorner > License....
The just click on Obtain License to get to the Purchase page.
Fredo
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@dave r said:
Are you still using SketchUp 2017 as indicated in your profile? What version of the Mac OS?
Yes; still using SU pro 2017 on Mac OS X 10.11.6
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Hi
There is tax in the checkout, in my country we use vat so I should be charged with no tax for sale outside US or be able to claim vat. For now price is more the 30$. Can you advice. Thanks
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Hi Fredo, I've been using FredoCorner for quite a while, and it is indispensable!
I would like to buy a perpetual licence, but is it possible to buy only 1 seat? I use it for my 3D printing hobby, and have no need for 3 seats. Also, I'm quite poor
Thank you for all you have done for the SketchUp community!
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NEW RELEASE: FredoCorner v2.4a - 28 May 21
Requirement: LibFredo6 11.6a
Requirement: Sketchucation ExtensionStore 4.1.0FredoCorner v2.4a is a maintenance release for technical adjustments and extension of validity.
Please note that, in the current version of FredoCorner:
- there are issues with some shortcut modifiers (Ctrl, Alt) on Mac)
- there are known issues and bugs here and there. This concerns in particular Collisions, i.e. when the offset is too large.
- Terminal corners (that is ending on a single edge) may present issues and bugs
- No documentation yet, so watch the videos that I will publish.
Please report issues, questions and any feedback in the present thread
Home Page of FredoCorner for information and Download.
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I thought for a moment of Fredo UN-corner:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDZn25EVKfQ
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