@dan rathbun said:

@4dhans said:

Just have the DIALOG be the toolbar.

It's JUST not that simple. We know how to make WebDialogs. The workflow of making a webdialog takes alot longer than a toolbar.

We really need the native SU menu and toolbar classes updated.

But yes.. there are folks who like a "toolpanel" such as you demo in your post. But that is not what we are talking about, and is not a solution to missing methods and settings for native UI objects.

But thanks for sharing you nifty "toolpanel" example ... some users may like it.

EDIT: Yours is nice also, Jim.
Oh. Just a little confused about the topic. « »

Like Dan R. Said
@unknownuser said:

Just have the DIALOG be the toolbar.
Scripts by various people. Here is an example below:

Tools In A Dialog

@ webdialog votes: Yes!I have in fact been using sketchup's "UI::WebDialog.new()"frequently.
The Attachment below is a webdialog that contains easy-to-access tools. Contains weld, delete complanar edges, makeface, and more.Just make sure 'ToolsInDialog.rb'(file) and 'stuff'(folder) are in "Plugins".It may have errors, but it is being checked.

Tools In A Dialog

Here's how to get the joints you wanted: in the"Sketchyphysics3" folder, find "JointTool.rb",MAKE A COPY JUST IN CASE, open it with Notepad, do a Ctrl+f, type in:
@unknownuser said:

%w(hinge slider servo piston motor gyro fixed).each do |joint|
after the word motor, type oscillator and magnet. SHOULD LOOK LIKE:
@unknownuser said:

%w(hinge slider servo piston motor oscillator gyro fixed).each do |joint|
then save jointtool.rb and restart skp.
@platypus5 said:

I have seen several on the warehouse, but I still don't know how to make them. They are not documented, yet the program seems to accomidate them. What are they? How can I make the magnet joint?