Hi , Oppps I missed that issue
Diddler Bur: It would be great if your point cloud importer had a "text" option
Thanks for all your help

Berst regards "fra regn byen"
Kristoffer

I think I know what the problem is . Its the dicimales.... Its fine importing a file that says:

example: text,200.0,200.0,200.0

But when the file has a desimale value thats larger than 0 i get an error

example: text,200.5,200.5,200.5

Best regards
Kristoffer

Hi , I tried to make my own file for testing and the negative co-ordinates workes fine, so the problem is not the negative co-ordinates. But when I export a file from my calculation program and try it import it I get an error, but the files sceems identical to me?

Here is the error i get

and the file is attached below

Error: #<Errno::ENOENT: C:/Programfiler/Google/Google SketchUp 7/Plugins/cptstxt.rb:14:in `readlines': No such file or directory - C:\Documents and Settings\krh\Skrivebord\BeregnetHøyderfile8.txt>
C:/Programfiler/Google/Google SketchUp 7/Plugins/cptstxt.rb:14

Best Regards
KRistoffer

BeregnetHøyderfile8.txt

Hi again
When I try to import a file Negative Co-ordinates I cet an error
Is this an easy fix ?

See the example file

Best Regards
Kristoffer

Example_negative.txt

Hi , Thanks for the Text and Leader tip

If I want to import Y, X ,Z rather than X,Y,Z

Can I just switch around the
x=data[1].to_f.mm
y=data[2].to_f.mm
z=data[3].to_f.mm
pt=[x,y,z]

To
y=data[1].to_f.mm
x=data[2].to_f.mm
z=data[3].to_f.mm
pt=[y,x,z]

Best Regards
Kristoffer

Hi , I managed to fix it
It was just missing the "#" on the 3 first lines

The plugin works perfect Thank you so mutch for your help .

Best regards'
Kristoffer

Hi
I cant get it to work properly , I only get this error message from the ruby console, And I get some errors when starting up SketchUp

cptstxt
Error: #<NameError: (eval):894: undefined local variable or method `cptstxt' for main:Object>
(eval):894

Your script says " require 'sketchup.rb' "
Does that mean that I have to copy/paste the file from the "tools" folder and into the "plugin" folder?

Regards
Kristoffer

The unit is in millimeters.

Regards Kristoffer

By the way , The file is a Ascii .DAT file

Ragards
KRistoffer

Hi , I have added an example file.
Im doing a lot of reverse 3d engineering and when I have a lot of points to import it`s prity hard to manage with out the "point id" text.
Hope the example is helpfull
Thanks for you help so far

Best regards Kristoffer

Example co ordinate file im trying to import