@kitesoul99

Here is a little snipet
Open the console, load the RB and type: matTexture

def matTexture()
	model = Sketchup.active_model
	materials = model.materials
	mat = Sketchup.active_model.materials.current
	mat_name = mat.display_name
	texture = mat.texture
	if texture
		t_height = texture.height
		t_width = texture.width
                UI.messagebox( "Material " + mat_name + "\n\nCurrent size:\n" + "Height: " + t_height.to_s + " inches\n" + "Width: " + t_width.to_s + " inches")
        else
                UI.messagebox("No texture applied to this material",MB_OK)
	end
	
end

Please select a material first
Retrieved values are in INCHES
Hope this helps

Hi all,
My latest plugin Windows Builder is now active on the Extensions Warehouse:
http://extensions.sketchup.com/en/node/6841
Below you can see some of its features:

Enjoy!

@kitesoul99

Above is a little enhancement: select the material before typing matTexture in the console.
Regards

Hi all,
This is a rework of an old script I published about 10 years ago.
Enhanced dialog, more selection modes options, more criteria to choose from.
Please read the help file: click on the '?' button of the dialog.

Download it here: [https://sketchucation.com/plugin/2930-quick_selection](link url)

Enjoy!

Hi all,

Look at these 2 circles: one made of 16 segments and the other made of 50 segments, both have a radius of 50cm.
Faces within these circles have the same circumference, but not the same area.
None of these areas are exact, and even a circle made of 10000 segments will not output the exact area.
PI * R * R gives 0.7853981633974483 m²
The less the number of segments, the greater the error…
Same goes for any face that have curve(s) in its outer loop, and this is a great issue when we need accurate areas calculations.
Disapointed…
When will SketchUp have a good integral calculator ?

@stephen2850s :

Hi,

FYI, you can try my Query+ plugin:
[https://sketchucation.com/plugin/2654-queryplus](link url)

It can give you lots of informations (angles, volumes, distances...) about various objects of your model, not only edges

Regards

@alexpacio2013

Maybe my Section Manager could help you a bit, to easily find, activate/de-activate your section planes.

It's free and can be found at the Plugin Store and at the EW.

@neverpoint

Hi:
Most of the spline commands can generate a face when they are closed:

If this is not the case, select the spline and type in the Ruby console:

spline=Sketchup.active_model.selection[0]
# will return something like => #<Sketchup::Edge:0x000001a70b1968e8>
face = spline.find_faces
# will return something like => 1 (1 being the number of face(s) created

or simply redraw a segment of the spline and the face will also be created.

Regards

Hi all,

Version 1.1.0 of Quick selection is released here:
[link https://sketchucation.com/plugin/2930-quick_selection]

It introduces selection criteria such as length, area, diameter, radius, volume, side, perimeter...

and logic operators such as:

Please see DBUR_QuickSelectionHelp.pdf in the Resources folder or click on the '?' button of the dialog, for more information.

Enjoy !