[Plugin] Roof.rb
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Nice explication
My comedic timing must be a little off today...
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Thanks very much for the update TIG.
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Yep. The update seems to be working fine. Thanks.
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Thanks for updating the plugin, Tig. If you can figure out the problem, let me know. Maybe there is something I can change to fix this. I also have no idea what would cause this.
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Thank U TIG!
This plugin will be appreciated as every thing else you created!
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@tig said:
If that loads after Artisan then it has no menu BUT works from the Ruby Console [files load in alphanumeric order].
If you renamed it so it loaded before Artisan then it was fine... BUT then Artisan didn't load at allafter some debugging at 2am I found the problem - scrambled scripts and pack eval encrypted scripts both return (eval) for FILE , so when tested with file_loaded? the one that gets loaded second it will not execute the block after (usually menu creation code)
workaround: use file_loaded("your_filename") or file_loaded("reverse URI")
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Thanks TIG, much appreciated!!
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@unknownuser said:
@tig said:
If that loads after Artisan then it has no menu BUT works from the Ruby Console [files load in alphanumeric order].
If you renamed it so it loaded before Artisan then it was fine... BUT then Artisan didn't load at allafter some debugging at 2am I found the problem - scrambled scripts and pack eval encrypted scripts both return (eval) for FILE , so when tested with file_loaded? the one that gets loaded second it will not execute the block after (usually menu creation code)
workaround: use file_loaded("your_filename") or file_loaded("reverse URI")
eg file_loaded("roof.rb") or file_loaded("ro.plugins.drop")Thanks for the info...OR we could just separate the menu code from the scrambled part so that it's not eval'd...
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Thank U very much TIG. You made a great plugin even greater!
Antonis
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Thanks for the update TIG
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Not to be a pest but something isn't right. The "eaves soffit size" is resulting in erroneous dimensions on opposing sides. For instance I input and eaves soffit size of 24" all around but I wind up with 1'-9 3/16" on one side and 2'-2 1/2" on another. Another conflict perhaps or am I imagining things. Did this with a "new" skp as well. Any ideas? Thanks. -
@gus r said:
:arrow: Not to be a pest but something isn't right. The "eaves soffit size" is resulting in erroneous dimensions on opposing sides. For instance I input and eaves soffit size of 24" all around but I wind up with 1'-9 3/16" on one side and 2'-2 1/2" on another. Another conflict perhaps or am I imagining things. Did this with a "new" skp as well. Any ideas? Thanks.
I assume this is with 'gable-roof' ?
The other tools all offset equally anyway ?
I can't reproduce any error...
On a hipped-roof the overhang is always equal too ?
Can you post a SKP that will give you the error [or PM it]...
I can't break it
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@tig said:
@gus r said:
:arrow: Not to be a pest but something isn't right. The "eaves soffit size" is resulting in erroneous dimensions on opposing sides. For instance I input and eaves soffit size of 24" all around but I wind up with 1'-9 3/16" on one side and 2'-2 1/2" on another. Another conflict perhaps or am I imagining things. Did this with a "new" skp as well. Any ideas? Thanks.
I assume this is with 'gable-roof' ?
The other tools all offset equally anyway ?
I can't reproduce any error...
On a hipped-roof the overhang is always equal too ?
Can you post a SKP that will give you the error [or PM it]...
I can't break itTIG OK, here's a skp file that I just created. Looks like the gable roof comes out good but the hip and mansard result in the same overhang dimensions. This is all using default setting on the ruby.rb.
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I can reproduce the problem using your example SKP.
Currently I am a complete loss to say why this might be happening...
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@tig said:
I can reproduce the problem using your example SKP.
Currently I am a complete loss to say why this might be happening...
I'll sleep on it and come back to you...Thanks. I have a workaround which is using the old roof.rb in the tools directory.
Got a house rendering job in today (first one in a while) which is why I just noticed this. -
@gus r said:
@tig said:
I can reproduce the problem using your example SKP.
Currently I am a complete loss to say why this might be happening...
I'll sleep on it and come back to you...Thanks. I have a workaround which is using the old roof.rb in the tools directory.
Got a house rendering job in today (first one in a while) which is why I just noticed this.What version of 'old' Roof do you have that works OK ?
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@tig said:
What version of 'old' Roof do you have that works OK ?
The 'new' version shouldn't differ [but clearly does ]
Right now 3.0. Which I put in the tools directory because it conflicts with Artisan. The one that isn't working correctly is your latest, 3.1, which I put away after I noticed the problem. -
Gus R
What makes that more puzzling is that v3.0 [encrypted] should be no different to v3.1 decrypted ?
The code hasn't be changed I just unscrambled it - but there IS clearly an effect...
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Here's v3.2 http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=17156#p17156
I've fixed the reversed face glitches in Hipped roof's fascias if the 'selected-face' was itself reversed.
The listed materials' now use their 'display_name' rather than their 'name'.
The offset_eaves code has been completely rewritten to correct the inexplicable irregularities in the soffit sizes produced in v3.1 - it was eventually easier to redo the code rather than try to find the underlying cause - now fixed anyway.
It also has a zip file of Help docs...
Please update.
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Lots of inexplicables lately?
Somethings afoot....there's conflict somewhere. Has to be?
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