Got a screenshot list of your plugins folder?

@thomthom said:

Does it manage existing rubys as well?

Management is not the main focus of this installer. I think if plugin installation were easier, more people would try plugins. And with an option to completely remove them, it may lower any barriers further.

I clearly don't want to clobber a users plugins folder, but that's just a matter of checking what is already there. I wouldn't know how to get information about the origin of all the files in the Plugins folder.

I do agree the issues of installation and management are closely related. But if I can get the installer installed, and developers to package for the installer, installing becomes easier for everyone, as does upgrading plugins. I want a safe and reliable installer/un-installer first.

For developers, most plugins can be "installed" from their current .zip files - it simply un-zips the archive to the Plugins folder. Beyond that, I am thinking about options for pre- and post-install scripts, as well as pre- and post-removal scripts so developers can do some preparation or cleanup if needed when their .zips are installed.

Sorry about that. Try here - http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/RubyLibraryDepot/Ruby/en_geo_page.htm

You need to find Points_Cloud_Triangulation.rb. Right click and save the link to your plugins folder. It also requires Delaunay2.rb to work. Find it here - http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=117071#p117071

Michael - not sure your getting the point though!

@pilou said:

Draw a diagonal and your quadrangle will be closed! 😉

thanks for great help with my dxf imported shapes!!!! they are pain to edit 😉

Thanks Jan for the link. More amazing drawings on there.

This one was quite disturbing....called Baby Food. There's a visual pun for you. 😮 Wonder how they got the kid to play dead like that. LOL

Babyfood.jpg

thanks for these textures

See this... http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=179421#p179421
I think it does what you want...

Its a great work Mr EarthMover

I love it 😄

Is there any chance somebody could re-upload em? They look great and just what I am looking for!

Thanks
Couper.

@earthmover said:

...I can vouch that these plants and trees are really good quality and good resolution.

Yes, I think so did the plants imported from the RLA in SketchUp, instead of being a model skp pull it, because in the program RLA whole model glue together and not under command, renders the possibility is not very good, although the plants are really good ...

Examples:

http://s56.radikal.ru/i154/0908/10/4baedcaade93t.jpg

http://i049.radikal.ru/0908/d1/9df814d13d1ct.jpg

The technology is coming ...

The version in the extension store by Tig works in newer versions.

@edson said:

thanks, adam. excelent! best regards.

@subburb said:

First thing to do : change via scripting Vray engine values and/or values into the "Vray for sketchup - Render options panel"

It's a no go - at least with the current version. The VfSU data is stored in attributes as binary data in an unknown format. I tried to reverse engineer it - got most of the data for lights. But the main setting data was much harder. And the problem with the VfSU render settings is that it's read only at SU startup, and written upon model save, so even if you managed to decode their binary format, it'd be overwritten when the model is saved.

The only thing which has potential is the lights. As that data is read every time you open the Light Setting window. So you could potentially create a light manager - which is sorely needed.

So that's the bad news.
But a new version is due to be release soon. The core is rewritten and a lot is now in Python. But I've not looked into how easy it is to hack. I have been asking for ways for us scripters to modify VfSU settings - but I'm not sure if this version account for that. This coming release was intended as a pure rewrite of the core to make VfSU compatible with OSX.
But please join me on the ASGVis forum as ask them for more scripting control. It helps my case when more people ask for it, not just me going on and on all the time.

Sure. Here's the link - http://www.daz3d.com/i/3d-models/2d-tools-and/rons-clearwater?item=8666&cat=932&_m=d

Thanks Escape Artist and TIG.

I have zoom to selected and I was looking for a way to zoom to an inference snap.

Thanks Stefan...and Thomas. My desktop crashed, so I bought a new laptop and have to reinstall everything. What a pain!

You can get info about your Graphics card by using the menu item Tools->LightUp->OpenGL info.

This will open the Ruby console and print lots of info which can help indicate whether firstly you are actually using your graphics card at all, and secondly if its high enough spec.

Generally, ensuring you have updated drivers is a GoodThing(tm) not just for LightUp but Sketchup generally.

Also there was a time way back with SU3 when the difference in performance between "Use hardware acceleration" and not was pretty minimal. Nowadays thats not the case, and you'll find a much slicker workflow (irrespective of LightUp) by ensuring you're using your graphics card. To put it in perspective, a modern graphics card is at least as much computing power as your main PC. Not using it is turning your back on half your resources.

Adam

Squares and rectangles stones floor are so big?