@pixero said:

Its actually the continuation of this thread: [url]=ttp://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=33862]How to compare points on a plane?[/url]

OK.

So the data_array contains Geom::Point3d objects?
What kind of object does the test_array contain?

What is the logical condition that you want the data_array elements to be added to the new_array?
If a false results from the logical test, is putting nil into the new_array OK, or do you wish some other value (perhap [0,0,0] or whatever) ?

We need to be careful when comparing Geom::Point3d objects, as Google overrode the .< and .== methods (to make them dependant upon the 0.001" internal tolerance.) You should decide if that's OK for your purposes.

Perhaps the time to make the method call? Hmm.. but they are called only once or twice.

It doesn't make sense... the 1st test is what inject does but in C code:

rb_iterate(rb_each, obj, inject_i, (VALUE)&memo);

and this is max, in 😄

rb_iterate(rb_each, obj, rb_block_given_p() ? max_ii ; max_i, (VALUE)&result);

We should run the test several times in different orders.

The problem with today is when I was a lad your wallet got thinner as I spent money... but now it gets fatter as I spend money, as it gathers credit/debit-card receipts and I get poorer 😒
My you not get what you wish for... but rather what you need... 😉

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Sketchup and Ai renders

Thanks.

Thanks for the link Jim, the road from faces plugin I will definately get.

If you are working in a model that's been opened in 'v8' then whenever you 'save' it will be as in the 'v8' format.
Whenever you use 'save_as' it will be saved in the 'selected format' at the point you press OK: this defaults to 'v8' format every time: so you have to change it manually each time to another earlier version format - e.g. 'v7'...

Sorry, but your "dream" hasn't / won't come true... 😞

@chris fullmer said:

7.1 was a big step forward for many things.

Yes - seems that many people overlook that when they ask for SketchUp performance, many claim there hasn't been improvements. Seems to me that they say that just because SU 7.1 lacked the buzzwords like 64bit and multi-core. 😒

Really nice, Jan...!! 👍
I like the style A LOT...

did you have a look at http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=InfinitePanOrbit

I did a mac hack to help out with it, is that the kind of thing your after?

john

Here's a start. Rename the module or cut & paste the proxy class block into one of your modules.

module Sort class << self def sort_faces_by_vertex() @sel = Sketchup.active_model.selection.to_a @sel.delete_if {|e| not e.is_a?(Sketchup;;Face) } @sel.sort! {|a,b| ([a.vertices.min{|v1,v2| v1.position.x <=> v2.position.x }.position.x, a.vertices.min{|v1,v2| v1.position.y <=> v2.position.y }.position.y] <=> [b.vertices.min{|v1,v2| v1.position.x <=> v2.position.x }.position.x, b.vertices.min{|v1,v2| v1.position.y <=> v2.position.y }.position.y] ) } end def assign_room_nums_to_faces() sbv = sort_faces_by_vertex() sbv.each_with_index {|face,i| dict = face.attribute_dictionary('Properties',true) dict['name']= "Room #{(i+1).to_s}" } end end # proxy class end # module Sort

I've sent my file to Google support but havent heard if they found the problem.
Maybe you should contact them also?

Pixero,

You could just export some cubemaps from LightUp at key locations and use GoCubic to create Flash based viewers. Or I use Panoviewer.

[flash=512,512:228g1z9c]http://www.light-up.co.uk/resources/cubicvr/panoviewer.swf?filePath=http://www.light-up.co.uk/resources/cubicvr/cube1/&prefix=cofla[/flash:228g1z9c]

I'll do that tomorrow.

@thomthom said:

My impression was a selection tools more in the way that Orient Faces works out how faces in a surface is oriented. (Sans the actual orienting.)

Yes that was what I was thinking also.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa366778%28VS.85%29.aspx

There are one extra factor in play here: some applications has a flag set that they can address a little extra memory, most doesn't

32bit Application on:

Windows 32bit
2GB by default
3GB is the application is Large Address Aware

Windows 64bit
2GB by default (Sketchup is one of these)
4GB is the application is Large Address Aware (Vectorworks 2010 is one of these)

@thomthom said:

Have been thinking about it. Got a few UV mapping ideas actually. But other project has been getting the priority. Getting there though.

Please get there quick. 😉

Like Oli, these types of works never excite me much though that second one NICE! I reckon you could do a few italian old cafe style prints with that method and they'd look convincing!

Very nice work mate! For once I'd like a tut!!

Thanks Jan, great find and some gems that I'd never knew existed