Seems miss a chapter (move + size + rotate in the same time) but this one yet exist: Grow by TIG

personally I use one of these Belkin N52te's [image: FUL1_F8GFPC200.jpg] http://www.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=390404# works lovely with Sketchup, fully programmable and auto switching for different profiles as you switch programs

The holy grail would be if people just followed the instructions of the API docs...

An old post but now you have Fusion 360 or OnShape or FreeCad that can import/export for free in formats compatible with SU! This site has more than an half million objects! https://www.mcmaster.com In Moi3D [image: object.jpg] and then in Sketchup [image: plop1.jpg]

Hi, @unknownuser said: make a thumbnail gallery (or contact sheet) XnView http://www.xnview.com can do that: [image: xDJb_planchecontact.jpg]

I would like this functionality as well...

I'm glad you found it useful. But there are times when it is good to close SketchUp; when you change the name of a method, for example. Closing SketchUp is the only way to get rid of the old method name. Sometimes you have a bug where a part of your code is still using the old method name until you remember you changed it. I've done this numerous times.

@ecuadorian said: Does any of these two apps search text inside OpenOffice files? "Baregrep[Free]" should - it does for me...

This may not have been such a good idea for a plugin. For one, the messagebox keeps popping up as if onNewmodel is being called multiple times. I've removed the download for now.

Here's what I came up with. Just make sure it is alphabetically the first file in Plugins in order to capture the earliest output. require 'Win32API' class CL_rps_console < Sketchup;;Console OutputDebugString = Win32API.new("kernel32.dll", "OutputDebugString", ['P'], 'V') def write(smess="\0") smess = smess.to_s + "\0" OutputDebugString.call(smess) end end # redefine standard output to our new class $old_stdout = $stdout # in case you want to turn off traces $stdout = CL_rps_console.new $stderr = $stdout puts "-" * 40 puts Time.now puts "Starting SketchUp" puts "-" * 40

I heard there is a plugin that makes this possible (see this thread).

@pcarret said: ...Is it possible to do hide minimize, maximize andclose buttonon Mac OS ? possibly, but not easily. I'm not entirely sure what your wanting to achieve... What exactly do you want to minimise/maximise? is it purely for yourself or do you want to use it in a Plugin? Some things can be done from Rudy, others by using AppleScript or by modifying the nib files... Outline what you want to do and I'll try and help... john

Aye!

+1 And be able to get thumbnail and details - not either or. Having text and images at the same time allows the eye to scan better.

+1billiontrillion!

+111

+11111

I did something like that in timetrack.rb - here is the uncompress part zap_files = <<EOL {"tt_stop_l.png"=>"... removed ...", "tt_go_s.png"=>"... removed ..."} EOL if not FileTest.exists?("tt_stop_l.png") eval(zap_files).each_pair do |x,y| File.open(File.join(Sketchup.find_support_file("Plugins"), x),"wb") do |f| f.write y.unpack("m") end end end