Thanks TIG, I haven't gotten around to trying what you suggested but I will soon enough.

Thanks for the link Dan... that's the kind of info that seems trivial till you run into a problem. Yeah Komodo does all that good stuff plus the pro version does a bunch of other stuff and even debugging for ruby, I think. But I tried it and it had too many bells and whistles for a newbie like me and was confusing!

Hi Keith, Thanks for the input. As stated some features aren't working yet... as you found out right now you can't mix and match doors and drawers. Which in turn is why you're not asked anything about drawer size... when adding drawers to base cabinets they automatically divided equally in the size of the cabinet entered. Ecepth when selecting 3 drawers then the top is smaller then the bottom 2... I'll be adding the option to have 3 equally sized drawers. Like I said this was for personal use with the way I build cabinets so I understand that some deatures seem limited... but I figured it was hard enough to get what I wanted without adding options I would never use. But I'm kinda getting the hang of this and add different features as I go along and have the time. So far it's proven very useful in getting exact measurements for things like stile and rails which I use to have to calculate individually for different cabinets, now it's all done automatically which to me is a huge time saver. As per Dan's suggestions I'm working 'standardizing' the pluggin and when I'm done with that I'll start a new thread dedicated to the plugin with updated. I guess till then this thread can be used for suggestions. Frank @ktkoh said: Tested your cabinet plug-in and was impressed. However I was trying to design a base cabinet with 2 drawers at the top and then doors on the lower part of the cabinet. What I got was a 30" tall base cabinet with 2 doors and then 2 drawers on top of the base cabinet with a total height of about 50". Also when I specified drawers I was not asked anything about size. I'm sure there are too many options to please all cabinet designs but I would think this would be able to get a kitchen design started and the individual could add/change some details with less work than starting from scratch. Keith

Just a note to remind all.. ... that now with Ruby in the 1.8.6 branch, we have both a ceil() and a floor() method defined for the Float class.

Dan, I stand corrected - clearly the skethcup.rb's 'inputbox' is to be preferred to the UI. version...

And depending upon version, either the relative or absolute path, or both script path(s), (sometimes downcased,) were pushed into the $LOADED_FEATURES array. Sometimes we need a table to keep track of things like this from version to version.