@juju said:

@perryman said:

I get the same error message:

Error Loading File SectionCutFace.rb
(eval):63:in `require': uninitialized constant SketchupExtension::TIG::SectionCutFace::FOLDER

I did put the plugin in the plugin-folder.

Does anyone know what the problem is?

which version of sketchup are you using? which OS?
please complete the relevant section of your profile so we don't need to ask these questions when you have questions

Ok, I understand. I've updated my profile.

I use Windows and Sketchup ver8.

I get the same error message:

Error Loading File SectionCutFace.rb
(eval):63:in `require': uninitialized constant SketchupExtension::TIG::SectionCutFace::FOLDER

I did put the plugin in the plugin-folder.

Does anyone know what the problem is?

Jim - thank you very much for your answer.

Yes, it seems like I have to dig into Ruby programing, hmm, too bad.

If anybody else have another opinion, please feel free to give me a hint

Hello.

I've been using Sketchup for quite some time. I'm certainly not an expert but not a total newbie either

At the moment I'm making dynamic components for helping me drawing pipelines (containing straight pipes, bends, t-junctions, flanges, valves etc). I'm having trouble to get my dynamic component for a reducer to work correctly. I cannot get the second smaller circle to draw. It feels like I'm missing something trivial but I cannot figure out how to solve this problem. I've tried to divide the reducer component into two child components, one which is the larger circle and one which is the smaller circle. The circles draw fine but I cannot connect the two circles together.

See the attached dynamic component. Can someone give me a hint which direction to go? I guess one way is to write a plugin in Ruby. But I'm not familiar with Ruby and I quite like dynamic componets, they are fairly simple to make.

Is there something easy I'm missing???

Reducer - dynamic component.skp

@unknownuser said:

Anybody can use this plugins?

Upzip it to the Plugins Cata
But Nothing Happening........

You need to put the file "Pipe Tool v4.0.rb" along with the .png files in the ..\plugins folder. You cannot put the folder in the ..\plugins directory.

I also want to thank you, Builder Boy, for a very nice plugin, great work!!

A few pointers that may be possible to implement:

• T-junction button?
• Flange button?
• is it possible to have metric, milimeter units, as standard?
• is it possible to make the pipe and parts hollow, with a thickness parameter?

Overall a very nice plugin. I would like to contribute but I'm sorry to say I don't have the knowledge to write or program a plugin, hmm...