@dave r said:
@awadrummer said:
I am running SketchUp Pro 2021
Thanks for updating your profile.
Hopefully Fredo will be along in the morning and update LOTT.
Yes hopefully so. I noticed he put "Free for now", I'm not opposed to paying for it. I purchased all his other plugins without hesitation when they went paid. Thanks for the help!
Hi Dave, I am running SketchUp Pro 2021 Version 21.1.332 64-bit
Sorry, I just saw the last half of your reply. Just making sure I understand correctly, the plugin is just totally unusable until he updates the expiration date on his end right?
Am I missing something? I out of nowhere started receiving the error message "This version of LordOfTheToolbars (2.5a) has expired Please upgrade to the latest version", I haven't upgraded Sketchup. I tried uninstalling and re-installing the plugin. I've tried updating the Sketchucation extension. I can't get this message to go away or get my custom toolbars back. Was there an update that wasn't posted to the site? Is there any way I can diagnose and resolve this issue?
@anton_s said:
Announcing version 2. This one should not interfere with any tools. The way this works is it suppresses existing mouse wheel messages with deltas of 120 and in turn sends multiple subsequent mouse wheel messages with smaller deltas, yielding smoother transition effects. Let me know if this works, so that I can decide how to proceed with this. Options to adjust zoom intensity will be added soon. Thanks!
By the way, this is still Windows only, for now (SU6-SU2021). I only tested this with SU2020 and SU2021 though. Also, AMS Library is not longer needed for this, so this is an independent plugin.
Hey Anton, thank you so much for the update! For me personally I utilize this plugin in order prevent having to scroll a lot to get in and out of my models. I'm not necessarily particular about how smooth the zooming is. I just do a lot of large scale models, mainly floor plans for schools and office buildings and to get in and change a wall I have to scroll in a lot. I got around it temporarily by changing my Logitech mouse to treat one scroll wheel movement as 3 which was ok except when I had to use the save or open dialog box to scroll through files lol.
Again thank you so much for continuing to offer this capability. I can't wait until you add back the dialog to set the scroll distance as this helps so much.
Hi,
I love the plugin, but I was wondering if it would be possible to have Sketchup save the toggle for floating toolbars. I have to hide the floating toolbars manually every time I restart Sketchup even though I use Fullscreen to hide them and click the save and check the "Apply Saved On Start" option.
Thank you!
Chris B.
Hi, I just upgraded from Sketchup 2019 to 2021 and noticed this plugin doesn't appear to work for the new version. Is there a chance that it will be updated to work with the new version of Sketchup? Is there an alternative? Thank you!
@anton_s said:
Hi Chris,
I updated SmoothZoom for SU2019 compatibility.
Anton
Awesome! Thanks Anton!
Hi Anton,
Is there any way you could update this to work with 2019?
Thanks!
Chris B.
@brewsky said:
@awadrummer said:
Does anyone know if this plugin is compatible with Sketchup Pro 2018?
I did a little test and I ran into some issues for su2018
I will try to find some time to look into them...@awadrummer said:
I'm looking to upgrade, but can't live without this one.
Great to hear you like it!
Thank you Brewsky! The only issue I've found with 2018 is it freezes/takes a long time to process, but I generally have ALOT of lines. With that being said it is still usable. Thanks for your help and designing this awesome plugin!
Does anyone know if this plugin is compatible with Sketchup Pro 2018? I'm looking to upgrade, but can't live without this one.
Thanks,
Chris B.
@box said:
Please don't post questions in the Tutorial section, the intention if for people to post Tutorials here.
Outer shell or union from the solid tools should do this for you.
I see, I'll give that a shot! Thanks Box you rock! Where should I post questions like these? In the "Sketchup Pro and Make Discussions". Sorry about posting it in the wrong location, I posted here based on the description of the Tutorial "Share or learn with the Pros". I thought that's where a question related to learning would be posted.
@pilou said:
Yes it's the golden rule to put an image for explain what do you want!
Yeah I tried to post it originally but it was 1920 wide and I didn't see the error message before I hit post. Thanks again Pilou!
@pilou said:
After the process you know what volumes are solid or not!
So you can use Solid Inspector by Thomthom or Solid Solver by Tig for maybe repair them
Sorry Pilou, I realized after reading your response I didn't include the attached image (which is vital to understanding the question lol). So basically I'm wondering if there is an extension for Sketchup 2015 that automatically merges two components into one solid shape without a seam. (See picture 3, the large box for instance doesn't have seams splitting it, which I had to do manually using the eraser tool). Thanks for your help!
Does anyone know if there is a way to apply a material to the selected faces without having to click the objects using the paint bucket? I'm trying to automate some of my tasks, but the placement of the objects are random so I need to be able to apply it to an entire selection via a button or extension of some sort.
Thank you!
Chris Burke
Sorry for the delayed response. I don't receive notifications I guess when someone replies to my comments. Thank you Gábor, I got it working.
Hi, I recently discovered the convexify tool in the FredoTools bar. I think it's an awesome feature, but it has left me wondering if there is an easier fix than what I'm doing after the convexify process is completed.
Is this still available anywhere? The download link no longer works. I like the dline2.rb that I got from http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugin_details.php?id=804, but haven't figured out a way to change the default values. I like the idea of it storing the last values used.
Thank you!
Chris B.
