NICE !!! THNKS FOR UPDATE...

@atrodler said: is there a way to use the convert feature on more than 1 line/polyline segment at a time? I convert topo lines to equally divided lines using the bezier spline toolbar but can only run the "convert to" command on one line at a time. Not with BezierSpline, but possible with FredoSpline.

Ahh, missed this addition to this rather old topic. Interesting reading. Might be relative to Didier's recent topic. http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=51350 I wonder if I could get some clarification about this: For ex, let say you have a dozen buttons that each is hooked up to it's own callback to Ruby with "window.location.href" for the callback. Even if the Ruby script is permitted to "finish" it's doing before pushing the next buttons, will there be a sync problem ? I'm having a hard time understanding how this issue behave since I don't have a Mac for testing it out myself. It seams like Arielius has a clever solution, but what if for ex one has a slider performing realtime transformation or such ?

my pleasure Fredo Bezier Icons.zip

Neat tools bar!

Morisdov, You are right. I tried from another computer and it works fine. Must be the firewall I have on my laptop. Thanks Fredo

J'ai un trou, là "Simulation d'inférence" Qu'est-ce? Se "bloquer" sur des des "lignes ou des points chauds"?

@fredo6 Hello, how are you, thanks for your response. Well, I hope that at some point you can update the cut to geodesics, which is the most correct and there would be no errors. And you can also add the straight cut. As always, thank you very much for your dedication and the collaboration you give us.

Use Round Corner instead. Do your rounding in two steps. [image: 6aR8_RoundCorner.png]

Make sure you've downloaded the most recent version of the script. This thread is for 1.2, which is obsolete now. The current version is 1.3 and its here: http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=11212&start=0&st=0&sk=t&sd=a Chris

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@tanjoodo said: geat plugin thx This is an very old version. The new version is here: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=11212&p=76625#p76625

@einstein said: Hi! I know, it's a dusted thread but maybe someone will make me know. Is it possible that Offset on Surface would treat separately several neighbouring surfaces selected at one time? I mean, instead of creating one big offset from selection border, it would make several offsets, each out of one surface separately. Not sure I understand. Could you be more precise or give a concrete example. Fredo PS: you can use the Thread of ToolsOnSurface, or start a new discussion thread for this subject.

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@jim said: I agree about needing to read or write on the disk in order to accomplish this; however... if you are going to be reading and writing files, why not copy the .skm, load it, and make the adjustments? Either way, it looks as if the best you are going to do is a clunky work-around. Well, this is to create programmatically a semi-transparent material from an existing material. This is the only way to build a macro that would show part of the model in Xray (as the View mode of Sketchup applies to the whole model). At the moment, I can do it with color of material, but cannot get the textures to be Xray'ed. See discussion thread in the forum at http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=6638 and also in the French section (http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=6589&start=0) [image: 0DFA_xrayhousepartial.jpg]

@sajid1999 This is normal. If you change your PC, the unique hardware ID changes. You can release old seats on this page (you'll need to sign-in)

Thanks very much. I know how to do it via Windows, but if we start programming in Windows SDK instead of Ruby, this is less fun, and more important, additional headaches for deployment. One suggestion would be a few members of the sites, knowledgeable in system programming (Windows and Mac) group their efforts to build a utility libraries (dll) to complement the Ruby API of Sketchup (menu, events in tools, mouse, etc...). Unless the Sketchup SDK is more powerful!