Sir, I put a comma between them, it was not like that in the example, I will try again, thank you.

@hdpv Is there anything else to install other than the plugin? 2020 did not work, sir.

@TIG I am thinking of using it in land drawings, it is an equitable distribution, Autocad lips meet the current situation at this address, dear,Tig. I probably can't use this in Sketchup.https://www.dropbox.com/s/0ptateu3rkrh9mo/Separate Area.VLX?dl=1

I will work again as you described, I kept you busy, thank you. Dear tig.

@TIG said in [Plugin] Scale Face to Target Area - TIG:

The plugin isn't intended for that use.
I assume you ask how to add lines across a single face to end up with four faces of equal areas...

How about this for an idea...
Get my CofG tool.
Delete any edges that spit the face, so that it's now one.
Give that face a thickness with PushPull, so it's a solid volume, then group it.
Now use CofG on the group, and the center of the volume is marked.
Edit the group and add a line across it through this center marker.
This should now have equal areas for the two parts.
Copy the group to one side and now re-edit the group and PushPull one side till it disappears.
Now you have a part with the half-area.
Repeat the edit on the group copy, this time erasing the other half.
Now you have two groups containing equal area parts.

Repeat the whole process on each group to end up with four groups containing 1/4 area parts.

Edit the groups and delete the unwanted faces/edges so you end up with single faces.
Viewing sideways and selecting by fence is a quick way to leave just the top face.

Arrange the 4 groups so that they align on the cut edges.

If desired, explode the 4 groups so that the 4 faces join along the cuts.

You can total/measure the whole starting area, the 1/4 parts are easily calculated and then checked against this.

After a lot of experimentation, the mobile areas are close to each other but not exactly the same.

@tig said:

The plugin isn't intended for that use.
I assume you ask how to add lines across a single face to end up with four faces of equal areas...

How about this for an idea...
Get my CofG tool.
Delete any edges that spit the face, so that it's now one.
Give that face a thickness with PushPull, so it's a solid volume, then group it.
Now use CofG on the group, and the center of the volume is marked.
Edit the group and add a line across it through this center marker.
This should now have equal areas for the two parts.
Copy the group to one side and now re-edit the group and PushPull one side till it disappears.
Now you have a part with the half-area.
Repeat the edit on the group copy, this time erasing the other half.
Now you have two groups containing equal area parts.

Repeat the whole process on each group to end up with four groups containing 1/4 area parts.

Edit the groups and delete the unwanted faces/edges so you end up with single faces.
Viewing sideways and selecting by fence is a quick way to leave just the top face.

Arrange the 4 groups so that they align on the cut edges.

If desired, explode the 4 groups so that the 4 faces join along the cuts.

You can total/measure the whole starting area, the 1/4 parts are easily calculated and then checked against this.

tig, excellent explanation, I will try and work on it, thank you, I follow you closely, your help is invaluable, thank you for your interest, best regards, tig

Hello, thank you for the plugin. It's great.

How can I equalize the areas in the photo I sent? Equal area

The one who causes is like the one who does .Teşekkür ederim tig

Hello TIG, thank you. Can we divide a randomly drawn or trapezoidal surface into a number of equal areas? Thank you.

Hello TIG, thank you. Can we divide a randomly drawn or trapezoidal surface into a number of equal areas? Thank you.

Hello TIG, thank you. Can we divide a randomly drawn or trapezoidal surface into a number of equal areas? Thank you.