I would like to import a photo into SU, orientating and locating it according to the following geo data:

does anyone have any ruby that can help me do this? Im currently using http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=32289, to import latitude longitude coords from a CSV file. I still have to manually set up the "ImgDirection", enter the values into the spread sheet & import and align the photo accordingly

Thankyou pilou. sorry it took me so long to reply, i wasn't able to find the post after i'd submitted

yes indeed thanks. they inform me they're "only selling licenses to Government users at a price of $30k per seat for a two year license." does any one have an older copy knocking about on their hard drive anywhere. All i need is to import a photo accurately located and orientated to the EXIF data - does any one have any lines of Ruby please?

Hi i could really use the Geosketch plugin for sketchup? ive been searching for ages but can't find it anywhere.

I've read through the guide and was just wandering: Is it possible, to move the origin(red) about which the object scales from

so for instance in the above example, I want to move the origin to where the green cross hair is, so when scaled, it looks like this:

hi all

addressing the issue over here if anyone is interested:

http://forums.sketchup.com/t/replacing-components-with-dynamic-components/4265

Thanks

Edward

Hello, I have turned all these posts of varying heights into components:

I would like to replace all of them with my dynamic component(the top and bottom are constrained whilst the middle isnt):

Which needs to conveniently snap to the size of the post components, retaining its proportions so that I have 3-D versions of all the different sized posts.

Any ideas how i can do this?

Many thanks

p.s im building a sort of template to help automate these sorts of conversions from architects 2d to sketchup 3d and would be happy to share it

hey once you've define the target, can you say for example rotate exactly 180degrees around it?

this is indeed a great plugin. what is great, is you can command + F to search your lengthy list of shortcuts. I have an older versionprintkeys.rbas unfortunately this one did not work for me. however on mac it outputs in weird hieroglyphics, but in Firefox, if you pick View, Character Encoding, UTF-8, it will appear correctly.

cool, well I'll deffo look into SKM files now i have some insight. I'm trying to get more organised with my SU work anyway.