A few models I made recently for a manufacturer that makes custom sofas to fit on yachts.

@alexpacio2013 nice to see you here Roberto.. really cool models!

Another bunch of screenshots from the same series..
All modeled using QFT, VT2, SUbD and a bit of Curviloft, JPP and Artisan mixed in the process.
The UV mapping was done in Wrapr..

Thank you a lot @Rich-O-Brien

Another bunch of screenshots from the same series..
All modeled using QFT, VT2, SUbD and a bit of Curviloft, JPP and Artisan mixed in the process.
The UV mapping was done in Wrapr..

A few models I made recently for a manufacturer that makes custom sofas to fit on yachts.

@alvis super clean models

@alexpacio2013 Roberto, I fear that you messed up with the sketchup style window or maybe with Fredo's Mr hide and you just hide axes visibility by mistake. Try to doublecheck that.

@rv1974 i mainly use that feature to select all group copies and convert them to components (whenever I copy something around by mistake without making it a component to begin with). Never noticed that behaviour.. not sure if the glitch is related to the plugin. Most likely is some problem with SketchUp itself and how it natively handles sub-components local transform. The plugin is probably "bruteforcing" the intended SketchUp behaviour (which is working INSIDE the current context).

@rv1974 with selection toys you can select all instances at once, included the ones outside the current context and then copy, cut, delete move or do whatever you wanna do.

Edit. I tried right now and it looks that with a lot of components scattered across different contexts, they are pasted using their original group local transform instead of world transform. Even if you use "paste on place". Weird.

@rv1974 said in [Plugin] Axyz - v1.1a - 8 June 24:

@Rich-O-Brien Yes and no. without copying Select Instances+Axyz works fine.
Maybe you with(?) Fredo could develop a new rock solid version of "select all instances"?
BTW many people request "select all instances" that would copy all instances regardless the context to the memory buffer. the 20 y.o. one that I use can't do that.

Sorry for the late answer, but.. did you try Selection Toys?
Selecti a single instance, right click and in the context menu go to "instances" and then you can choose if you want select "all" (regardless the context) or "active" (all instances in the current context).

@alexpacio2013 nice to see you here Roberto.. really cool models!

@GrimReap did you use it with individual parts or it can manage models with multiple elements like machinery and such?