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Would love to have walls that are disappearing in 1 direction.

So when you turn around a house only the internal walls are visual at the back. The walls in front of the camera should disappear so you can select and draw things ride trough it without always needing to hiding and unhide.

Could be an option in material to color the back of a face not "transparent" but "non existing"

onidarbe

For some reason it only shows a red cross where you click until selecting an other tool.

So the pop-up to enter or edit the 3D text doesn't show up anymore in Sketchup 2019

onidarbe

Hi,

How can I prevent collisions? I can do this with 2 solid square blocks but not with something more complex. See attachment...

Thank you.

Sketchup Pro 8.0.16846 + SketchyPhysics 3.2-Dec2

zoldertrap opvouw mdf sketchyphysics NEW.skp

onidarbe

Thanks!

I found the solution...

[update 2013-01-23]

def popup(msg="", timeOut=0, posX=20, posY=70) # 2013-01-23 onidarbe () gmail 
# Popup a message (including html-tags & \r) with a timout and auto-resize the window
# A click on the popup-window will disable timeOut and has to be closed manually
  # To see how it's working, add  border;1px solid black;  in the <div style='...'>
  htmlCode = %{
    <html onclick='clicked();' >
      <div id='div' style='float;left; white-space;nowrap;' >
        #{msg.gsub(/\r/,"<br>\n")}
      </div>
      <script type='text/javascript'>
        width=document.getElementById('div').offsetWidth;
        height=document.getElementById('div').offsetHeight;
        document.write("<input type='hidden' id='width' value='" + width + "'/>");
        document.write("<input type='hidden' id='height' value='" + height + "'/>");
        function clicked() { location = 'skp;clicked' };
        document.body.scroll = "auto"; 
      </script>
    </html>
  }  
  win = UI;;WebDialog.new( "" )
  # NOTE; Variables made up on multiple lines have only a \n at the end of each line!
  #       "View source" with Windows Notepad needs to have \r\n
  win.set_html( htmlCode.gsub(/\r\n|\n\r|\n|\r/,"\r\n") )
  # Although WebDialog without pref_key doesn't keep size or location, set_size does!
  # Thereby start with a smaller window instead of a larger previous version
  win.set_size( 130, 30 )
  win.set_position( posX, posY )
  win.show
  UI;;start_timer( 0, false ) { 
    win.set_size( win.get_element_value("width").to_f+60,
                  [800, win.get_element_value("height").to_f+80].min )
  }
  if timeOut != 0
    timerID = UI;;start_timer( timeOut, false ) { win.close }  
    win.add_action_callback( "clicked" ) { UI.stop_timer( timerID ) }
  end
end

pluginPath = Sketchup.find_support_file( "Plugins" )
Dir.chdir( pluginPath )
rbFiles = Dir[ "*.rb" ]
popup( "<B>All plugins;</B>\r#{pluginPath }\r\r#{rbFiles.join("\r")}", 2 )

onidarbe

Thanks again!

So Sketchup uses IE instead of Chrome, although I uninstalled IE? strange

onidarbe

Why does this produce an error in a WebDialog, but not if I run the HTML/JS in my Chrome browser?

msg = %{
  <html>
    <table>
      <tbody id="test">
        <tr> <td>xxx</td> </tr>
      </tbody>
    </table>
    <script type="text/javascript">
        tbody.innerHTML = "<tr> <td>yyy</td> </tr>";
    </script>
  </html>
}
win = UI;;WebDialog.new( "" )
win.set_html( msg )
win.show

Same problem using: document.getElementById("test").innerHTML

onidarbe

Thanks Dan!

But in this case I want for those maybe using my stuff to make it readable in notepad to

onidarbe

Ok, I should look for more functions...

But I just read somewhere that I can't assign shortcuts from within Ruby!
There should be a place where the shortcut are kept, right? A file or registry?

Does anyone know?

onidarbe

So this time it's not SU Ruby but MS-Windows

onidarbe

Thank you all.

However gsub! isn't the solution, still shows everything on one line in notepad!
I know <br> is the new-line in html, but I'd like to give out a html that also has new-lines using "View source" in notepad. Makes it more readable

But I've found the problem so it is solved
It's stupid but I should have used .gsub(/\n/,"**\r\n**") not .gsub(/\n/,"**\n\r**")

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