Yes it works well this version, I used it for a few days, and the grey out problem never happens again!
Thanks, Thomas

@tig said:

Very busy - maybe next week ?

Sure TIG, in no hurry

I will try this version, if I have a problem I will feedback!

TIG, I am wondering if you have some process script I can have a try?
still watching this ^_^

I have the same problem as CADfather had...
I only use SU6, checked every plugins and found the problem in this script (Version1.12.0), It didn't happen before in lower versions.
just after some open&close group action, the bug occurs, right-click menu Grey-out...
so if you have any thing need me feedback, don't hesitate to tell me!

yes I am looking forward for the multi_face version
this script will be very efficiency while editing a big amount of components, and I think it is promising.
thank you TIG for the excellent work!

This is another test for v1.1
groups, components, single slope
components are in different x,y,z position, and in different x,y,z scale,
it proves good with these items.
now the plugin works when only 1 face was selected, I don't know if it is possible to do it on multi faces or curve face,
maybe you have already worked on it, TIG.
Sorry that I can't reply on time because the time difference...

TIG

Here is a simple feedback of the script,
scale items to a single slope.
It works pretty fine with the boxes in group and component,
but a little problem with 'Bryce', a face camera component.
picture followed...

TIG

I used the script and followed the steps, but this happened every time,
this is the feed back, please check the picture bellow:

@tig said:

Here's a Ruby that'll do it [please change the original post's title to [Plugin]...]
. scale2face.rb
Usage: Select a face and some groups/component-instances that are
located below that face.
Pick 'Scale2Face' off the Plugins Menu or type scale2face in the Ruby
Console.
Unacceptable selections produce error dialogs.
The selected items will be
scaled upwards [in the Z] until their CLs meet the face.
If items CLs do not intersect with the face then they are not scaled
and there's a closing message...
Any intermediate faces etc are ignored and the scaling passes through
them.
It has a one step un-do.

To Do: Alternative orientations not just the UP in Z.

TIG,
I have to say you are great! It's not the first time that my request answered by you quickly,
your describe for the script is what exactly what I am searching for, and even more that I didn't image.
I changed the title of this thread and tested the script, but some unexpected results comes,
the items were not scaled correctly, I think there must be some difference happens between our system condition,
do you remember the 'lines2component.rb' last time you write? I found nearly the same thing happened this time.