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    [Plugin] SketchyFFD (mind.sight.studios)

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    • mindsightstudiosM Offline
      mindsightstudios
      last edited by

      @tutorialsup said:

      Features request

      • Gizmo for controlling points.

      Thanks for the requests! What do you mean by Gizmo for controlling points? What would like the gizmo to do?

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      • cottyC Offline
        cotty
        last edited by

        Great news, Dale!

        my SketchUp gallery

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        • GD3DesignG Offline
          GD3Design
          last edited by

          Hey Dale,
          That is great news. Very interested to see what you can do to improve FFD. I've posted gizmos from other programs. 3ds max has a different gizmo for each transform - move, rotate & scale. Blender also, but they also have a combined gizmo if you choose to use it. You can easily move, rotate & scale without switching modes/commands. In sketchup, Thom has implemented a gizmo in Vertex tools that is also a combined gizmo for moving vertices.
          I agree that a gizmo would be very handy to have in FFD. One thing I miss from 3ds max when using sketchyFFD is the ability to select two control points and scale them as a means of moving them equal distances toward or away from each other. If you aren't familiar with that or it isn't making sense, I could post a gif.

          Cheers,
          GD


          Blender all-in-one gizmo


          3ds Max gizmos


          Vertex Tools Gizmo

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          • mindsightstudiosM Offline
            mindsightstudios
            last edited by

            @gd3design said:

            I agree that a gizmo would be very handy to have in FFD. One thing I miss from 3ds max when using sketchyFFD is the ability to select two control points and scale them as a means of moving them equal distances toward or away from each other.

            Thanks the great feedback! Rather than using gizmos, I like to utilize move, rotate and scale in a more 'SketchUp' way. Some people prefer gizmos though - I suppose it might be related to which apps you used prior to discovering SketchUp.

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            • R Offline
              rv1974
              last edited by

              To scale 2 points in 'Sketchup way' means fail πŸ˜„ I hope you won't copy SU behavior fully

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              • pilouP Offline
                pilou
                last edited by

                The Gizmo of this incredible new free modeler : MagicaCSG β˜€


                gizmo.jpg

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

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                • mindsightstudiosM Offline
                  mindsightstudios
                  last edited by

                  @rv1974 said:

                  To scale 2 points in 'Sketchup way' means fail πŸ˜„ I hope you won't copy SU behavior fully

                  haha! don't worry - we've got you covered

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                  • L Offline
                    lab971mail
                    last edited by

                    So I tried downloading this plugin "slicer" or as after downloading it says "sketchyFFD", but for some reason it is not appearing anywhere. But shows "installed" in Extension Manager.
                    Capturesd.JPG

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                    • Rich O BrienR Offline
                      Rich O Brien Moderator
                      last edited by

                      Its a context-menu entry so you only see it when your selection is correct and you right click.

                      Download the free D'oh Book for SketchUp πŸ“–

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                        Louis Moens
                        last edited by

                        Hey Dale,
                        I've got a little problem using FFD. After selecting the group and choosing one of the three FFD options, the control points do not appear. Any idea of what that might be ? Maybe just a display issue...
                        Thank you in advance,
                        Louis M.

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                          Himbeertoni
                          last edited by

                          Hello ! by hardware restrictions i have i like to ask if this plug-in exist somewhere in a version for su2016 x86 ?
                          thank you

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                            cgmbook @Louis Moens
                            last edited by

                            @Louis-Moens Hey, i have the same problem have you found the solution to view the control points ?

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                              badvendetta @lab971mail
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                              @lab971mail same problem, can you find where is it?

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