is it possible to use this script to create custom set of trees ?

what is then the best option : drawing in low poly or using a lot of *.png & alpha channel images?

this is very interesting model !

what makes SU so slow with it ?

very useful info

thanks for sharing

what is the good texture size ?

great subject : have you seen this related one ? : http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=38060

thank you, it looks fantastic !

OMG !

that is a big file !

what's the secret ?

can we see a picture of it ?

:0

sound chinese to me...

set to meters as Pilou suggested

trying to greeble a simple 100 x 100 square :

#Sketchup::Face:0x24e2b624 did not offset:
Error: #<NoMethodError: undefined method normal' for nil:NilClass> C:/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/clf_greeble_2.rb:250:in greeble'
C:/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/clf_greeble_2.rb:223:in each' C:/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/clf_greeble_2.rb:223:in greeble'
C:/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/clf_greeble_2.rb:294
C:/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/clf_greeble_2.rb:250:in `call'
C:/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 8/Plugins/clf_greeble_2.rb:250

here is one :

File size - 49.2 Mo
Edges - 395302
Faces - 163119
Component Instances - 961
Component Definitions - 73
Groups - 3
Layers - 25
Materials - 95

c'est installé avec tout ce qu'il faut mais ça ne fonctionne pas...

can't get no greeble

Hi John

indeed CADspan is in my plugin folder, but I am not going to order 3d prints from Colorado to be delivered in Brittany... think 100kgarages 3d printing !

what I am thinking is that 3D printing is the obvious result for 3d modeling, not 2D printing ...
what I draw in sketchup mainly is to build it.

therefor, I believe it would make sense that *.STL is a native export format :

as in SU8 : File --> Export --> 3D Model --> *.STL

actually, I may be mistaking, STL as a 3rd party extension maybe not the best solution :
would you / SU / Google create a SU native 3D printing file format, with the now growing market of 3d printing and the reducing cost of the equipment, that would set a standard, wouldn't it ?

Eversince I've been using 3d modeling tools, I've been thinking digital 3D --> physical 3D

unconference: https://sites.google.com/site/3dbasecamp2010/unconference-sessions/sketchup-for-3d-milling-printing-etc

Bertier

not in the tools drop down menu ...
but in the plugin folder ...

any clue ?

EDIT :

yes it is !

sorry about that...

@tfdesign said:

... adding a STL export option to SketchUp would be very useful for many

+1

don't worry it's just fine !

hi this is my set up

I used to have 2 monitors, wich is definitly the best way to work around with all these needed windows

I'll get back to that set up soon !

you are awesome TIG, solving issues in all languages !

keep up the good work !

how does that work ?