Dear Forum,
As in most big companies I do not have admin privileges on my PC.
Do you know of any way our IT guys can set up my computer so that I can install extensions for Sketchup without having to ask them every time?
Thanks a lot
Dear Forum,
As in most big companies I do not have admin privileges on my PC.
Do you know of any way our IT guys can set up my computer so that I can install extensions for Sketchup without having to ask them every time?
Thanks a lot
Thanks guys for the answers. I got it now. It makes actually perfect sense.
I was defining generic arrays and expecting them to behave like geometric vectors!
Thanks again
I have posted this also on google group, but the group seems inactive.
Dear Group,
I have recently discovered this great world of ruby programming in SU. I have used sketch up and the various plugins for a long time, but never wrote one myself.
I am writing a few plugins to help in my work. I am an engineer and work in sustainable buildings/masterplanning.
I am having issues in adding two points - precisely a point and a vector. From what I have read this should be possible using the addition operator +, so that
new point = point + vector
In my code I have two vectors m and v. When I show them with UI.messagebox I can see that they are three elements arrays, but when I write m+v the output is actually a string concatenation.
Am I missing some thing?
I know could use [m.x+v.x,m.y+v.y,m.z+v.z] but the other solution is much more elegant and clear.
Thanks a lot for any help.
Ruggiero