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@prss said:
Hello
To me the OSCoolean Beta(18-12-2008)is not working at all. It does nothing.
In the ruby console I get the error message which i have attached.
The previous ruby was working. Any clue?Thanks in advance
with best regards
PRSS
Is there any component in your SKP file, please?
My script is ONLY working in group at the moment.
Oscar
Hi Fred,
Could you please upload your "Ready to Boolean SKP" (before boolean, but have model inside) here. So that I can test it!
I am now holiday in China. And I will be back next year! 
Happy New Year
Oscar
@unknownuser said:
SU 7 is now starting
Works fine with your test file
Works not when I create myself the 2 boxes!(each box is a group)
Must have the Pro versionEdit
Works with my boxes, but I must save my file and reload it before use your plug!
Is that normal?
It is not normal! Anyway, your download skp file is working fine!
I will try to do more testing!
Because the man is a component.
If you explode him, than it work.
At this moment, the stability is more important to me. I will include component in the future. 
And Now it should work, at least in my computer.
The script is in the first POST. There are old & new version.
Please give me more feedback after you try it. 
Mary X'Mas & Happy New Year !!!
Thanks
Oscar
Hi everybody,
Really thanks for your helps!!!
At the moment, the problem is solved. It is menu matter.
Thanks you everybody and CadFather.
I will try to asking more detail question next time.
By the way, I am chinese educated. I always need to make sentence by sentence, sometimes I also do not know whether it is understandable or not? 
Thus, I always write in short sentence.
Sorry for my poor english!! 
I am still learning !!!
Thanks Again!!!
Regards
Oscar
Hi,
I would like to know that why some of my scripts are working in rb format, but not working in rbs format(After Srambler), please?
Thanks
Oscar
Hi,
Mary X'Mas & Happy New Year !!!
There is a newer version(18, Dec, 2008) out in the first post! (with All 3 types of boolean improved)
And, video in the second post!
Any comment are welcome!
Thanks
Oscar
All 3 types boolean improved ! 18, Dec, 2008
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHTeNwZY0jA
Newer version 15, Dec, 2008
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxnYpbXXKfY
watch video from
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlIX3ZS25jk
Oscar
Hi everybody,
There is a newer version(15, Dec, 2008) out in the first post! (with intersect boolean improved only)
Regarding "...The groups of interest (those I want to union or subtract etc) must be placed in their own seperate (temporary) file - as all other geometry is deleted !!!" and the rest matter...
Will be settle in the last version.
By the way, great to know that there is another New BOOLEAN script will be released soon !!!
Oscar
Hi Everybody,
Oh ya! "Error: #<NameError: uninitialized constant OSCoolean::Oscar>" (Thanks for Jim & ilay7k 's error report)
Sorry ! part of my def script is under another ruby script in Class Oscar.
Anywhere, I have repackage OSCoolean script and with OSCoolean.skp for testing.(In the FIRST post)
Thanks
Oscar
Hi
This ruby tool can do intersect, union, cut, trim and split with both groups & components.
This is beta really, it is important to save your work before using the tool.
Here is the New improved OSCoolean (Dec 2013) !
I know that there is boolean function in SU 8 Pro, but not SU 8+ free version.
There are great improvement in SU 8, so I use the SU 8 feature to write a new OSCoolean for SU 8 and up.
Again, it is a beta version, it is important to save your work before using the tool.
This time, OSCoolean has a toolbar for selecting 2 groups, speed improved and more stable.
Dec 2013 version
Oct version
[flash=480,385:2e6uaetl]http://www.youtube.com/v/FjZLX3j7PhM?fs=1&hl=en_US[/flash:2e6uaetl]
[flash=480,385:2e6uaetl]http://www.youtube.com/v/pqLOh8Q8pnE?fs=1&hl=en_US[/flash:2e6uaetl]
Oscar
Latest version now available at the PluginStore [RBZ
Not yet compatible with >=v2014 
] http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=OSCoolean
This is the Oct version for SU 8(Old Ver)
Hi Chris,
Namesets is a good script! 
Oscar
@markitekt said:
This is a great ruby.
We often need to create graphic representations of building programs for clients prior to doing the design. This helps everyone understand the sizes of the different elements.
I look forward to this ruby development.
Mark P.
Hi Mark P.
May I know that what else this ruby can be developed, please?
I would like to understand the procedure of your work by using SU since I am not in the architect line.
Any ideal are welcome! 
Oscar
@watkins said:
Dear Oscarlok,
If I remember correctly, you were working on a method of editing dimensions. Have you completed that plugin, and could it be modified to include parametric dimensioning? For example, you might want one dimension to be equal to another, so that changing one changes both.
Kind regards,
Bob
Hi Bob,
The script is half way done! Actually, it is a part of the script of OSCarcase.rb
And I am doing my old script(OSCarcase.rb) now.
Regards
Oscar
@azuby said:
Have you thought about programming platform independent? Maybe the roo library could help. Because it also can handle OpenOffice documents.
azuby
Thanks Azuby & TIG ! The library is useful for me.
By the way, the 29/7/08 ver. is out. We can call this script from the "Draw menu->Oscar->ex2sk" or the "ex2sk" button from the toolbar. This script will read the data of the excel file & draw boxes according to the qty, depth, width, height or Area from the data, then organized those boxes under their groups respectively!
Anybody found this script is useful, please? 
Regards
Oscar
@fletch said:
cool! looks like it has great potential!!!
you have 2 different fantastic tools going here now.I think you will need to also attach your ruby that builds using your excel spreadsheet so people can test/understand/give feedback.
%(#BF4040)[actually using the .rbs file you had me test, I am unable to open the "Universal Format.xls" because after I gave it the location of the previous test file, that's all it will use.
So I am anxiously awaiting your script to test.]
Hi Fletch,
Here is the Latest (29/7/08) file for testing...
With toolbar.
Here is a simple demo http://tw.youtube.com/watch?v=tRkIx0cRMeM
Regads
Oscar
Hi,
Try this :-
theX = Integer(a[3]).to_mm
Oscar
Hi Fletch,
I will further modify the script for testing soon.
I am doing some CAD/CAM scripts for my CNC production.
Sorry for you to keep waiting, give me some time, please!
Oscar
