Go to: http://www.ctrlview.com/file_upload.php -navigate to your file location & upload your *.wrl file ON NEXT SCREEN -specify which *.wrl file (vrml or vrml 2) -choose your specifics (true color, rotation, view mode, view type) -in the "convert to format" drop down menu, select your preferred output format (I choose dxf, skp output wasn't valid output format at this time) in conversion -press the "view/convert" button -select the link "Click here to get converted file" (in blue), it will begin your converted file download

@karinagm said: Nice stucco wall BTW Thanks Stucco bump is from here or twilight forum, can't remember where I found it , but judging after file name, it was downloaded from http://www.openfootage.net/

Excellent! That's what we're here for!

Thank you, I'll give it a spin!

@unknownuser said: Can't you set how many threads Twilight uses so you've resources for both? But if you've already started then it's too late... Yes, that too. Although s he says it's a complicated model with progressive rendering so I guess it will take long so pausing for a little bit and then let it cook at top speed overnight seems to be more economical. If I had 8 cores, I may have thought about that solution. I have a dual core only however.

Well, I have my Scale Group Definition plugin - which has the code for scaling definitions. All that code needs is a loop to traverse the model. I'm quite busy this week, and then disappearing on vacation for two weeks. If anyone want anything before that they can just pull out the code and wrap it up. https://bitbucket.org/thomthom/scale-group-definition/src/30c19da82371f5dcaf95ef6e66098368da265a6a/src/tt_scale_group_definition/core.rb?at=master#cl-64

Thank you TIG, this is exactly what I wanted.

You need to copy the petal off by 1mm then reverse its face... then all is well... there is only one petal so editing is quiet quick...test_hibiscus.skp[image: TVc4_test_hibiscus1.PNG] [image: Y6SQ_test_hibiscus.PNG]

I'll make this a priority to get released this week.

Well, maybe. If you go anywhere else than the home page, there are articles from TDC in the sidebar.

A remark: Don't forget to copy/save your path before convert it in a polyline. Because depending of your division, its aspect is going to be broken (as a polyline ) simon

Or, if you sneeze.

@mitcorb said: Thanks, thomthom: When you say "has focus" you mean the active window, right? Yes.

I usually keep the toolwindows "in my stack" rolled up, with the EntityInfo open, on the bottom of the stack. (Because it varys in height depending on what is selected, when it's at the top, the whole stack jiggles up and down in a most annoying way.) Anyway.. I only unroll a toolwindow when I'm actually using it.

Thats it, thank you

Type this into the ruby console: require_all("G:\Plugins") just make sure all of you're plugins are in "G:\Plugins" You're flash drive might not be named "G", in which case, you would need to type the letter of you're flash drive. require_all("F:\Plugins") Or, require_all("H:\Plugins")

@chris fullmer said: I've written a entire RGB color picker for the SketchUp UI. I just haven't had the time/real need to implement it. Maybe I should get it into my color scripts and just release them to see how it goes. I'm not sure if my color picker is too bulky to even really be useful. But it is a great improvement over the old system. Ahh, but come to think of it, it is still necessary to enter RGB values using my color picker if you want to be prcise. So in that case, I suppose I could still revamp my RGB input methods too. Chris Aye! The color picker was looking good.

@djohnson.nz said: Brilliant piece of detective work Mr Hart. The last winapi.so file you made available works perfectly. Thank you for all the time you have put into this issue. Cheers, David. Thanks David. We will start using that one for our Plugins. Al