Looks good. 👍

Kick*** extensions?

You mean like this?

http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=397%26amp;t=63826%26amp;start=300#p588850

I definetelly feel that is needed too!

Click the gif:

http://i.imgur.com/MuLG03A.gif

these look great. Ready for Spring!

Yes I tried it with Corona installed.
Now I've posted on their forum so I guess it's up to them to fix it.

No subd

Here is a screenshot from my iPhone.
Note the title "rendering"

No subd

And this is after reloading the page.
Note the title now.

Weird.

With subd

@cotty said:

I don't know if they speak German in Sweden 😉

We don't speak it in the U.S., either. 😮

Thanks!

Gorgeous.

@pixero said:

I'm trying to export as fbx as I would like to export the camera as well. Is there something I need to do to get this right? Can I see camera data somewhere? Like position, angle and field of view.

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Select the camera. Press N to bring up the Property panel. Under Transform and View you will see location and lens angle.

Under the camera tab you can set focal lenght and sensor size etc....

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Alternatively, you can delete that component instance, and create a new one with the components window. It will have an identity rotation/scale, just place it on the origin.

I just realised Thomthoms Selection Toys has Select all active DC instances that works with DC's even if they have been scaled or modified. 👍

Okay, thanks.
It was just that I was looking for a solution that didn't require the user to run a certain script/plugin. (It wasn't meant to be used by me only.)
Will think about this...

I've only come across this thread very recently after going to the 3D Basecamp 2016. The one talking to Thomthom with his hat would be myself 😄

Still not quite what I want...

Looks like Minecraft... 😉 😆

@tig said:

Although it's convoluted you can do it already... You use:
definition.entities.transform_entities(Geom::Transformation.translation(ORIGIN.vector_to(some_other_point_in_the_context)), definition.entities.to_a)
to move the origin/insertion-point of the definition.
If there are any existing 'instances' you'll also need to apply an inverse transformation to them ?
If the axes are rotated you can also do a ...Geom::Transformation.rotation(anchor_point, axis_vector, angle)...
and again you might need to fix any existing 'instances'...

Sorry bring back this post but, with this is possible to do the second move (at right)?

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