@dave r said:

[flash=400,318:owonrm97]http://blip.tv/play/gYhbgpfpGQA[/flash:owonrm97]

Does this help?

Dave,
Thanks for posting vid tut but something is still missing in my TrimmedImages folder?? There is only one png file created and no edge file, it should be two isn't it? No idea what is wrong with that??

I have tried a couple times of creating image trimmer of TIG's plugin and still does not work. If anyone already uses it and know how to do it could you please create a short video tutorial that would be great! This plugin is so great I hope someone have a time to do it.Thanks a lot

@didier bur said:

Hi,
Something like this ? It adds guide points at the most elevated end of each line of the selection, skips horizontal lines.
Unzip it in Plugins folder, restart SU,
Select your lines,
Go to Plugins menu and select "Add guide points to lines"
Tell me if it is exactly what you want.

N.B.: In the next release of my "cloud" plugin, there will be an option to export a points cloud right from lines,faces,curve,polylignes, to CSV format.

Regards,

Oh!! That is exactly of what I am looking for, this is a right place to ask for.....many thanks to you guys for helping. It seems there are a lot of exciting plugins coming from Didier Bur!!

@gaieus said:

You mean something like this?

Yes, something like that with control points created on either end of line, could you tell me what kind of plugin is that? or how to find? and may be I can use that application in mine!!

@didier bur said:

Hi,
Please give some precision to what you want (only vertical lines ?, a guide point at 2 ends of these lines or just at the upper-most point ?).
This should be very easy to do. Just ask

hi guys,
As a terrain surface created by different elevation height points so I create multi vertical lines with diff. heights and at the end of line (upper most of the line) has to add a control point and then I use LSS tool from Kirill to collect those control points to create the terrain surface. As I want to find is there any plugin that can create/add control (or construction) points on group of vertical lines at the same time not add manually control point one by one on each line. This is similar to add control point to a curve but this is for a line (start/end vertices....), I don't know is that possible?

Is there any plugin that is used to add construction/control points on multi selected vertical lines or polylines at the same time? As I want to create a terrain surface (LSS Tool) but painful to add one control point at the end of each line one by one..
Thanks in advance!

Krill,
All your tutorial videos seem have been deleted on youtube strange??? Could you tell us an alternative source to find as a lot of people try to look for it as well. Thanks...

Fredo,
Great impact for SU users in creating 3d models. With yours I am not afraid of creating 3d models from now on..still new!!! Easy and powerful plugins eventhough you give bug warnings but I have not seen any thing so far!!
Genius and generous Fredo

Hello Fredo,

I am glad it okay now as I deleted/installed it again and it works fine now and I have no idea why! Your design plugin stuffs are truly amazing and provide more choices in different languages around the world...very eager to try it soon!
Thanks for spending time of looking over the problem!

Is anyone please pointing it out for me of what is not right as I have tried a lot of times to install but still not get it? I got files LIBFREDO6_Dir_34, FREDOSCALE_Dir_20, TOS_Dir_16 and 3 rb(s) LibFredo6.rb, ZLoader__FredoScale.rb, ZLoader__OnSurface.rb located in Program Files\Google\Google SketchUp 7-pro\Plugins.. . The Fredoscale is fine and working icons shown but Tools on Surface icon(s) is not and in Preferences I saw it there and I checked that box and restart computer but still not shown. Oh one more thing that I never had installed any of those files before (3 files) so is there any relation of old and new files installed that makes it does not work or any missing things I don't know??? please tell me as I am tired of trying so many times...Thanks!