Did that. Cheers.

You can find plenty of objects on the 3D Warehouse. But it is indeed hard to find free or cheap quality content. Take a look at the SketchUcation store, there's some really good stuff there for very little price (or even free if you're a Premium member) We're working with big content providers to bring their libraries into the Sketchup world.

Just catching this post here for the first time. Any updates on this news?

Very well done!

I didn't do anything, that's a sneak peek from the Corona dev team. As for the window name, I guess they haven't change it yet.

Actually, since I posted I found another way to do what I want. But thanks for your answer, that's interesting. So I guess that's how the custom ruby consoles do it?

@tt_su said: You just need something random enough. Using the hash of the component name might be good enough for your use. Current definition name and time should give you a different hash per component name per object. Yeah I was looking at something like that. But Dan's solution is simpler and seems so obvious! smack on the forehead

@tt_su said: So this only happen on OSX, not on Windows? hi TT did you get a chance to run this on your mac? and did it confirm what I state, on your setup? john

@jiminy-billy-bob said: A module. Why? Just checking. Keepin' ya honest. (Only Ruby, and in rare instances the API or library gems, should define classes at the toplevel.)

Hi, I know, it's a very old thread and an old plugin that does not work anymore. Though I find myself struggling with slow orbit increment in SketchUp, and it feels even worse now, after I got used to Blender, which has fast and very responsive orbit - I'm not talking about performance, but how much 3D view rotates within a single move of your mouse. What I'm saying is that it would be awesome to revive this plugin, and I would buy it even if it was paid. Perhaps, the best and easiest solution would not be to expand orbit span beyond screen / viewport limits (although Blender can do that, and it's great), but to create a script that would just orbit quicker (greater 3D view rotation angle within a given mouse move, specified by your OS) and replace the native orbit tool. I don't know if it's possible, though.

@garry k said: This probably should be moved to another thread. Probably

@jiminy-billy-bob said: it has to consider the window border. macs don't have window borders... available using vanilia.js from one of my webDialogs... outerHeight; 370 outerWidth; 422 pageXOffset; 0 pageYOffset; 0 parent; Window parseFloat; function parseFloat() { parseInt; function parseInt() { personalbar; BarProp constructor; BarPropConstructor visible; false __proto__; BarPropPrototype screen; Screen availHeight; 1174 availLeft; 0 availTop; 22 availWidth; 1920 colorDepth; 24 constructor; ScreenConstructor height; 1200 pixelDepth; 24 width; 1920 __proto__; ScreenPrototype screenLeft; 100 screenTop; 420 screenX; 100 screenY; 420 scrollX; 0 scrollY; 0 scr

Ho I didn't see that, thanks a lot!

It is in my code. I just simplified everything to paste this snippet.

Hmmm, right. Thanks

well done Thomas...!

Great, thanks !

Hello. I have some problem with layer panel plugin v 1.2.2 (Thomas Hauchecorne) Sometimes, all groups disappear and all layers appear in one row with no groups. Do you know this bug? Do you know how to deal with it. Is it possible to restore groups or do we have to build the entire group structure from the begining? Adam

Thank you ThomThom Moving to instance variables