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Thank you very much!

@Sam wrote: many thanks, for this great plugin

@srx: many thanks for the tutorial, just what I needed.

Best!

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@tig said:

You could try this:
'disable' set.rb by renaming it set.rb.txt
edit the file ../Plugins/remxl/parsers/baseparser.rb
near the start disable the require for set by prefixing the line with a #, thus
**#**require 'set'
You should still get the required 'Set' functions loaded by Sketchup for the svg tool AND sandbox...

Try it this way and report back - you should then get both tools working..........

Before you follow the instructions:

After TIG instructions:

I have no knowledge of scripts, just follow the instructions.

Regards to all, and I hope someone helps us.

thanks for the news, great news!

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where download?

very kind of sharing, many thank you very much.

I'm using OSX and it works perfect!

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SU7 tested on Mac OSX 10.5.7 and it works 100%

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If the first is very good, this is much much better ..!
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@tig said:

@autokidd said:

Just a flat wall with a lot of intersecting mullions that need a solution lol

You could try Lattice-izer ruby script. You draw the centre-lines of the pattern required (lines and arcs on a coplanar face), group everything and run it - fill in the dialog. You'll get an open lattice or lattice with panes as chosen. If it's to fit inside a hole you need to apply an offset to the face first as all lattice members are centre-lined...

I've attached a 'tutorial' and a copy of Latticizer.rb...

Thank you very, very, very much...!