Hi all, the ClothWorks is now updated for SU2024. Thank you for your patience!

Version 1.8.0 released.

• Fix adaptive grid not working properly for some models on Mac OS X
• Show toolbar properly on Mac OS X. Thanks @FlawinneF and @TIG

@xinige said in [Plugin] ClothWorks v1.8.0 - 28 Apr 2024:

Thank you for this inspirational message! I got to get mpshysics back to life!

Version 1.8.0 released.

• Fix adaptive grid not working properly for some models on Mac OS X
• Show toolbar properly on Mac OS X. Thanks @FlawinneF and @TIG

Hi all, the plugin is now updated to work with the latest version of SU2023 and SU2024. Please note that the features in SU2023 and later are limited because SketchUp changed to a new, Qt-based framework, and I have not found a way to hack it.

@FlawinneF Thanks for that tip. I never knew about the get_last_state or restore. Will utilize in next release

Hi all, the ClothWorks is now updated for SU2024. Thank you for your patience!

Hello everyone! This should work with SU2023. The incomplete UI is because SU2023 has undergone a major internal framework change and I no longer have the capability to manipulate some of the elements. Things like full-screen, should still work though. Let me know if otherwise.

@kikidancer said:

Hi there, hello from Paris !
I have exactly the same problem on Mac OS Monterey,
Apple M1- 32 go ram

I can't drag the pin's
I have try all the key of my keyboard..
no result

Hi,

The arrows are only available if you activate your license file.

To purchase and activate a lisense, see here: https://antonsynytsia.github.io/manuals/ClothWorks/license_manual_v174.pdf

Thanks,
Anton

@felipemagalhaes said:

@dave r said:

@felipemagalhaes said:

Hello!since it really messes up the mesh.

How does it mess up the mesh? Share your .skp file so we can see.

I don't have any issues with the mesh on a cloth with rounded corners and Adaptive Grid.
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I found a way to solve my problem.
When I was trying to apply the Adaptive Grid, it was messing up the mesh next to the edges by putting too much tension on it. By doing that, in the end of the simulation it was visible some rough distortions (even with more subdivisions applyed).

However, by putting some suportive lines on the mesh the Adaptive Grid could spread the subdivision more uniformly, than the problem around the edges was gone.

Anyway, thank you for your help.

Nice find! Yes, adding supportive lines allows you to control the subdivision. This does however suggest some improvements to the subdivision are needed. Thanks for your insight.

@rv1974 said:

Yeah with this white I can illuminate the room at night without turning the light on. Good for bills

You should tell that to Sketchup lol. They could definitely win a lot more users if they go green energy

@rv1974 said:

Too bad We'll soon celebrate 25 years with this pesky white.

Well you gotta appreciate the light and bright sometimes