Hey Fredo,

great tool! I've been using this plugin since 2 years ago. However, I've encountered a bug when trying to use JointPushPull.

I was trying to extrude this plane:

@unknownuser said:

Date: 02-Feb-17 16:36:14
An error occurred in Joint Push Pull
Error in generation of the geometry

undefined method `smooth?' for nil:NilClass

JointPushPullGeometry.rb: 1107 -- block in geometry_coplanar_edges_overhang
JointPushPullGeometry.rb: 1105 -- each
JointPushPullGeometry.rb: 1105 -- each_with_index
JointPushPullGeometry.rb: 1105 -- geometry_coplanar_edges_overhang
JointPushPullGeometry.rb: 354 -- block in geometry_robot_erase_coplanar_edges
JointPushPullGeometry.rb: 352 -- each
JointPushPullGeometry.rb: 352 -- geometry_robot_erase_coplanar_edges
JointPushPullGeometry.rb: 214 -- robot_call_action
JointPushPullGeometry.rb: 177 -- geometry_robot_exec
JointPushPullGeometry.rb: 160 -- geometry_robot
JointPushPullGeometry.rb: 75 -- block in geometry_execute
Lib6Operation.rb: 332 -- call
Lib6Operation.rb: 332 -- step_geometry
Lib6Operation.rb: 374 -- start_execution
JointPushPullGeometry.rb: 75 -- geometry_execute
JointPushPullTool.rb: 892 -- go_preview_or_geom
JointPushPullTool.rb: 931 -- modify_execute
JointPushPullTool.rb: 944 -- modify_offset
JointPushPullTool.rb: 2081 -- action_from_VCB
JointPushPullTool.rb: 2058 -- onUserText

Here's the file: jpp error.skp

I've encountered quite a number of errors, but today I decided want to learn more what's going on.

Hello Everyone!

I have encontered some problem while creating a unique texture. Can you tell me why it is producing a wrong kind of texture? Can you tell me where I am wrong?

I'll orchestrate my process below to illustrate my problem.

1 - I am applying texture using jpeg file as you can see from the toolbar on the right. I've adjusted the pins to only show the blue roof texture as I only want that texture.

2 - in this step I am positioning my texture to that it would accurately represent the geometry of the texture beneath

3 - In this step I am adjusting the pins

4 - This is when I try to create it as a unique texture to reduce file size.

5 - When I apply unique texture, this is what happens. The texture suddenly moves, leaving a blank raster-ed half with the intended texture on the side.

6 - You can see here the texture tiles becomes as shown in the picture.

What did I do wrong?

Hello Everyone!

Does any of you guys here have any experience working with cityengine? I need help with a few problems regarding the workflow with sketchup.

I successfully align the buildings with the picture that were captured by a UAV in Sketchup. However, when I import them into city engine with the same picture, it somehow doesn't align with the same exact picture.

Note that the picture wasn't scaled or distorted in any way.

Anyone have a solution to this problem?

Does anyone knows a plugin that can do this feature:

@richard said:

That's a seriously funky model mate!

Thank you Richard!

Hello Everyone!

I just made a Cowboy Saloon from Red Dead Redemption.
Render: Visualiser
Modeling Time: 4 hour

@hornoxx said:

... yes, very very cool !

(even your used drawings are great, where did you get them?)

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/T-65_X-wing_starfighter

Tie Fighter

Personal comment on this model:

Was crunching time to finish this one of. Initially planning to model the Republic Gunship. I didn't have enough tools and time, so I decided on making a Tie fighter. This model looks really undetailed and th textures are just applied outside the group. I wasn't as satisfied as my previous attempt, which was the X-Wing. Nonetheless you guys can still download the model if you're interested!

RENDERER: Visualiser
MODEL TIME: 7 hours
ENHANCEMENT: Photoshop

Model in the picture:[3dwh:hg1kgl1e]u8e283cc2-d931-4a86-a956-e09f769b3abb[/3dwh:hg1kgl1e]

Thanks guys!

Thanks cotty!

This was my first time posting in this forum. Will put all of my work inside the gallery!

Hi guys,

I've been working on speedbuilds challenge every week. Last week I've completed an X-Wing for 4 hours. Ive posted a video on Youtube to show a time-lapse process. Although some the video is sped up, the main intention is to actually challenge myself to build more 3d models using sketchup.

This is rendered using Visualiser and edited using Photoshop.

Here's the video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5laYk6DODQk