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    • RE: Right triangle given hypotenuse and one side?

      Hi dear SketchUppers,

      A second solution which gives the same result
      This alternative way is a bit longer to achieve because you need to delete the circle and clean cpoints and clines, but this ancient TIG's set of tools although poorly known can bring great services.

      The plugin used is TIG's TrueTangents v3.0
      The tool used is True Intersections.
      http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=160780#p160780
      http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=TrueTangents
      Right Triangle_002.jpg

      Right Triangle_003.jpg

      Right Triangle_004.jpg

      Right Triangle_005.jpg

      Cheers,

      Simon

      posted in SketchUp Discussions
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    • RE: Parisian Fence material: 3 sizes available in 2 colours.

      @Pilou,@Gaieus 👍 😄


      Oups! ->wrong download text file: rectified in first post 😳


      nice "trouvaille" Pilou

      (Remembering)

      @taffgoch said:

      Simon,

      Consider how the manufacturer produced the fence. Q: With what did they start?

      A: A length of "wire," with a constant, repeated sine wave. This should be maintained in a 3D model. Keep all of the sinusoidal segments the same length.

      Truly, the sine segments along the top of the fence will be curved, but they should be maintained at the same length. I can demonstrate this evening, when I have some modeling time.

      -Taff

      http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=29342#p256185

      Grillages de Provence 1

      Grillages de Provence 2

      *s

      posted in SketchUp Components
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    • RE: Simple (low-poly) lattice component

      Hi,
      Nice model Cotty, thanks 👍 😄

      Dear Gaieus and Pilou I'm so touched that you care about me and remind this so "epic and anthology thread "
      This had given me the occasion to re-read it with the so nice supervision of Taff Goch and the flashy talented youngness of Elisei (ely862me).
      It had been a really nice moment.

      @broomstick said:

      that image would make a great map with an opacity mask on it 😉

      @gaieus said:

      True, I was also thinking about it. You can easily make it tilable horizontally, too - the only problem is that vertically it should be a bit higher so that you could apply it on more various (although of course, still limited) height.

      You have decided me to achieve these materials. they are available Here:

      http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/SketchUp/thminiParisianFence5White_small.png;original

      http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/SketchUp/thminiParisianFence2Green_small.png;original

      "Parisian Fence material: 3 sizes available in 2 colours."
      http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=51695

      With my friendship,

      Simon

      posted in SketchUp Components
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    • Parisian Fence material: 3 sizes available in 2 colours.

      "Un grand bonjour" to you all my good friends of SketchUcations forums I haven't been in contact for long.

      This thread:
      "Simple (low-poly) lattice component by cotty"
      http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=51167
      and the so kind intervention of Gaieus and Pilou

      Which was referring to this one:
      An exercise: DRAWING A PARISIAN FENCE
      http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=29342

      had given me the idea to achieve the following materials (Su + Thea + Photoshop)
      Small + medium + tall Parisian fences png with transparent alpha serie available in white an green

      @broomstick said:

      that image would make a great map with an opacity mask on it 😉

      @gaieus said:

      True, I was also thinking about it. You can easily make it tilable horizontally, too - the only problem is that vertically it should be a bit higher so that you could apply it on more various (although of course, still limited) height.

      So here they are:
      The gift ;-)

      http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/SketchUp/thminiParisianFence2Green_small.png;original

      http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/SketchUp/thminiParisianFence5White_small.png;original

      scene_006#1600.jpg

      scene_007#1600.jpg

      DOWNLOAD SECTION:

      White and green series in low resolution available for anyone:
      https://mega.co.nz/#!KEsWlRyb!Ho7nYQryDNJVVje-vIFSgB_ZfeFI2SSpIqLCE68gFcg
      https://www.dropbox.com/s/2mho9b15megge0q/ParisianFencesWhite%26GreenMat_lowResolution.zip

      (Re: TAFF GOCH MODEL available in 3D Warehouse:
      Parisian Fence - "Beefier" Version)
      http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=1f9d9c90922e59ca2137e32e8ebf2b1

      And a preference for SketchUcation member's
      White and green series in high resolution + photoshop files containing Diffuse,alpha & normal + the skp SU6 model

      Oups! ->wrong text file: rectified 😳
      ParisianFenceMat#downldLinks_2.txt

      With my sympathy,

      ++Simon

      posted in SketchUp Components sketchup
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    • RE: [Plugin][WIP][OpenSource] Bezier Surface

      @thomthom said:

      Yea, it's been taking a long time. It's been a much bigger project than I'd imagined.

      I've done, what I think, is most of the core. I've begun to work on the tools to manipulate the meshes now.

      "Courage" Thom! this is going to be a wonderful tool, an indispensable one. May be your "Chef d'oeuvre".

      ++simon

      posted in Plugins
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    • RE: [Plugin]Extend Trim Faces.rb(Mar27,2013.)

      Simple and useful.
      "Very SU-like concept" -> +1
      another nice one.
      downloaded.
      thank you a lot Tak2Hata

      ++simon

      posted in Plugins
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    • RE: Time for a change for me...

      Hi Chris,

      How lucky you are. Start a second life, perform a second passion, change for a new country, a new home and discover other friends, this is a part of "the American Dream" for all of us not from America.

      If one of the firsts significant acts from Trimble is to hire you (What a good choice they are doing there), we can hope for SketchUp.

      I wish you the best.

      Simon

      posted in Corner Bar
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    • RE: Pickup

      Hey John 😄
      It is a pleasure for the eye and mind.
      Never miss to follow your job.
      +++ simon

      posted in Gallery
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    • RE: ...Everest...)))

      What a pretty vacation village!

      http://i.snag.gy/QEGfk.jpg

      http://i.snag.gy/xQX7w.jpg

      Are they the colored dots you where talking about ?

      +++simon

      posted in Corner Bar
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    • RE: Terrain from contours - improve on native 'from contours'?

      (From first page)
      http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=44282#p400386

      @unknownuser said:

      .../
      You probably need to use some external software (I have seen one some time ago, but I don't remember the name. It has export capability to Sketchup, can handle crests and is fully specialized on this problem of terrain shaping)./...

      Hi Fredo 😄
      your Toposhaper looks very promizing 👍 👍 ☀
      You were probably talking about Terragen
      ( Terragen 2.4 Free Version Now Available)

      Here a model made by Google Guy (G.G.):
      http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=f4350227d1c9debd6623100010a93a06

      some really nice models by TaffGoch:
      http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/search?tags=Terragen

      http://i.snag.gy/NSHXP.jpg

      Here from [url=http://wetbanana.deviantart.com/:6upgx29j]Wetbanana terragen gallery[/url:6upgx29j]

      http://th05.deviantart.net/fs71/PRE/f/2012/347/d/e/rocky_cliffs_2_by_wetbanana-d5nxfwx.png

      picked up into Terragen forums:
      [url=http://www.planetside.co.uk/forums/index.php?topic=5763.msg59956#msg59956:6upgx29j]Re: Terrains For Google SketchUp?[/url:6upgx29j]

      @unknownuser said:

      For minimal effort your best bet would be to forget all about generating your own terrains and import real world elevation data instead. If I recall correctly you can directly import .dem files into sketchup. Try downloading some files from here and see if they work out for you.

      [url:6upgx29j]http://seamless.usgs.gov[/url:6upgx29j]

      The link appears to don't work 😕
      but this one is ok (free topo download in pdf)

      Illustrates available US Topos
      [url:6upgx29j]http://viewer.nationalmap.gov/viewer/[/url:6upgx29j]

      Historical Topographic Map Collection
      http://nationalmap.gov/historical/

      etc..

      ++simon.

      posted in SketchUp Discussions
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    • RE: [Plugin] TIG-Smart_offset

      mardi 01 Janvier 2013

      The following was I think a difficult exercise (;-)) but Smart_offset v2.1 20121231 has made the deal about 87% well and quick.

      http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/SketchUp/TIG-SmartOffset_HNY2013_01_zps973e8de7.jpg

      http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/SketchUp/TIG-SmartOffset_HNY2013_02_zpse0d2d1f2.jpg

      http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/SketchUp/TIG-SmartOffset_HNY2013_03_zpsef62cb93.jpg

      http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/SketchUp/TIG-SmartOffset_HNY2013_04_zps3d943985.jpg

      +++simon

      posted in Plugins
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    • RE: [Plugin] VisTools v1.3.4

      @dan rathbun said:

      @simon: Are the français menu text and tooltips working correctly for you?

      Everything looks perfect in the two areas 👍 😉

      http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/SketchUp/IntrepidBear_VisTools_1_3_0_001.jpg

      http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/SketchUp/IntrepidBear_VisTools_1_3_0_002.jpg

      A suggestion:
      May be a red icon or light to signal something is hidden or frozen as a reminder would be useful. I think that with a complex model stratified on numbered layers, things can be loosen into the hidden world easily.

      +++
      simon

      posted in Plugins
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    • RE: [Plugin] VisTools v1.3.4

      Hi Dan,

      You surf on the lip of the wave.
      After a little while of use; once we have begun to integrate its functionalities in our workflow, this tool appears as natural as a basic one !

      http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/SketchUp/IntrepidBear_VisTools_1_3_0_01.jpg

      v1.3.0 Downloaded,
      Thank you ++

      simon

      posted in Plugins
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    • RE: [Plugin] VisTools v1.3.4

      Hi Dan,

      @dan rathbun said:

      Simon,
      I suppose you are asking the question "What happened to FreezeTools v2.0 ?"

      I am too new with these tools to ask such a question: but it is an interesting reply 😉

      This have made me realize that I hadn't enough noticed that we where in the Developers' Forum
      Alas, I regret but coding matter is not my cup of thea 😐

      Anyway, Thank you in advance for the future developments..

      (I have some problems and things to understand with Vistools layers management but I go to [Plugin] VisToolsthread to discuss 😉 )

      *simon

      posted in Plugins
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    • RE: Sketchup updated to 8.0.16846

      This update seems to bring very little enhancements.
      Apart from The fixed DWG exporter, and some fixed bugs(?) it seems that the greater enhancement was to change Google name by Trimble everywhere it was mentioned. Nice new icon indeed 👍

      I would like to add that Contrary to the previous version which was remarkably stable, this v8.0.16846 on my Windows XP Home SP3 32 bit system bugs a little. Often, as I do pretty nothing, Su tells me that my action is impossible until the model to be saved!.
      (previons upgrade 8.0.15158 windows Fr version is preciously saved on my Hard Drive)

      Merry Christmas to all - Merry Christmas for Timble Team.

      Simon

      posted in SketchUp Discussions
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    • RE: [Plugin] VisTools v1.3.4

      Hi Dan,

      Thank you to maintain these VISTools
      IntrepidBear_VisTools_1_2_0.rbz downloaded 👍 thanks.

      Here are some informations about these tools . (after I have searched by myself this morning)

      author site:
      https://github.com/danawoodman/sketchup-vistools/tree/master/IntrepidBear/VisTools
      https://github.com/danawoodman/sketchup-vistools

      SketchUcation:
      [Plugin] VisTools
      by ishboo » Fri Apr 08, 2011 12:03 am
      http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=36465

      @ishboo said:

      Hey Everyone,

      I've written a collection of SketchUp visibility utility functions that allow you to:

      • Hide selected entities (faces, edges, groups, components).
      • Hide selected layers.
      • Isolate (aka Show Only) selected entities.
      • Isolate selected layers.
      • Freeze selected groups and components (hide & lock).
      • Unhide all entities (does not unfreeze frozen items).
      • Unfreeze all groups/components (does not unhide all items).

      These tools work in concert to allow you to mimic an AutoCAD like workflow when working with items in your model.

      I've desired the ability to "Freeze" items in a model so I can work on other items without affecting them. This can be accomplished by using the Freeze tool to lock and hide items which allows you to modify and hide/show other entities without affecting the frozen items.

      Download:
      You can download the newest version of the plugin here: http://extendsketchup.com/plugins/dana/vistools/

      The code for the tool is released under an MIT license and hosted at GitHub:
      https://github.com/danawoodman/sketchup-vistools

      Report any bugs or issues here:
      https://github.com/danawoodman/sketchup-vistools/issues

      Update (9/27/12): I've changed the name of the plugin from the generic "Utilities" to "VisTools" to avoid confusion with other plugins. I've also updated the location of the Github repo and fixed a few bugs. It is now hosted on ExtendSketchUp.com as well.

      Please let me know what you think!

      Page 2:
      http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=36465&start=15#p350198

      @dan rathbun said:


      Version 2.x is coming .....


      Language translators, and proofreaders needed.

      I did the German (de) and Spanish (es) files, and they need proofing. (It's been 35 years since I took Spanish in high school, and I only 'dabble' in German when doing genealogy research.)

      The files need to be Unix line endings (EOL) and UTF-8 encoded. They are named "basic_utf8_XX.hash" and "debug_utf8_XX.hash", where XX is replaced by the lowercase language code. (ie: 'en', 'es', 'pl', 'fr', etc...)

      The plugin will "auto" find these files, or the user can choose a specific lang from those that are present. (In 'en' mode, the hash files are not actually loaded... as the Ruby code knows what the English strings are.)

      <----<<<< PM me if you'd like to do a certain Language translation, or proofread/correct the 'de' or 'es' files.

      If a debug hash file is not available for a certain language (but the UI strings in a basic hash file are present,) then the UI will be in that local language, and console output will be in English (if the user has turned it ON.)
      So... the priority is on the 'basic' hash files, in order to show the UI elements in the local language.

      replaceable parameters
      %s will be replaced by a number, like: 34
      '%s' will be replaced by an entity flag, like: '#<Sketchup::Face:0x624452c>'

      [attachment=0:3t29cmjw]<!-- ia0 -->words.txt<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:3t29cmjw]
      NOTE! The above file, and the hash file in the next post, will be used with ver 2.x,... they do NOT work with ver 1.0 (if that's why y'all are downloading, but not volunteering to translate.)
      Translator links: Google Translate : MicroSoft Translator

      ....

      Last post p4
      http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=36465&start=45#p446921

      @dan rathbun said:

      [Plugin - Beta] VisTools v1.2.0 ready for testing

      We are then gone back to the first post of this present thread 😉

      ++ Simon

      posted in Plugins
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    • RE: [Plugin] TIG-Smart_offset

      Thank you for this one really "smart" dear TIG +++
      We were used to the quirks of the native offset tool as a fatality. It is a surprise to realize that it was not the case 😼 😼 😼

      Merry Christmas to you too 😍

      Simon

      http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/SketchUp/TIG-Smart_offsetv1320121221.jpg

      posted in Plugins
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    • RE: LE DÉFI DES BÂTISSEURS - LA CATHÉDRALE DE STRASBOURG

      OupoupOup!

      Le thread file droit devant, il est vachement intĂ©ressant 😄

      La vidĂ©o Vimeo trouvĂ©e par Pilou superbe: quand mĂȘme quel travail magnifique, quel travail de folie, bravo Ă  toi Stephane Potier !!

      3DS max ça donne envie: hors de ma portée à mon avis: temps+implication+argent+..

      Le dossier pdf ACADIA2 proposé par Daredevil downloadé. A lire de toute évidence quand j'aurai quelques instants.

      @daredevil said:

      Ce qui est génial, c'est qu'il n'a pas fait un simplemodÚle 3D pour le visualisation, mais un vrai outil pour comprendre la construction du bùtiment, pour tester les hypothÚses historiques, les changements d'orientation dans l'esthétique de l'édifice... Il connait tellement bien la cathédrale qu'il en a fait un vrai modÚle intelligent!

      Vraiment ça attise la curiositĂ©, j'aimerai bien en savoir plus sur cet outil pour tester et comprendre les hypothĂšses đŸ˜Č

      http://www.inventive-studio.fr/wp-content/gallery/kt-restitutions/03_kt-resttitution.jpg

      Merci DareDevil pour les liens. Le premier est super(on y trouve la vidĂ©o dĂ©gottĂ©e par Pilou), le second, celui de 3Dvf est le mĂȘme que celui fourni par Pilou mais je ne comprends pas son propos, on ne peut cliquer sur rien: les photos restent Ă  l'Ă©tat d'icones. Pas trĂšs grave aprĂšs tout.

      http://www.inventive-studio.fr/wp-content/gallery/kt-restitutions/08_kt-resttitution.jpg

      Et puis le CAD-3D & CAD-3D 2.0 (Cyber Studio): on comprend mieu la magie que ça a du ĂȘtre de voir dĂ©bouler le premier SketchUP !!

      ++simon

      posted in Français
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    • RE: Re: Some Funny Pics.

      a cousin who has less gone awry

      http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/generalPicts/NigeCopelandR2D2.jpg

      posted in Corner Bar
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    • RE: LE DÉFI DES BÂTISSEURS - LA CATHÉDRALE DE STRASBOURG

      @Pilou
      Merci Pilou pour ces vidĂ©os postĂ©es ++ 👍 😉

      @Milo
      C'est cool! j'ai donc bien fait de poster.

      @Dardeville

      @daredevil said:

      TrĂšs beau !!
      Pour la petite histoire (parce que je connais Stéphane Potier, l'architecte qui a fait la 3d), la modélisation a duré 8 ans ! 8 ans de recherche, de proposition, de modélisation... Pas étonant de voir un si beau boulot à la fin...

      C'est pas vrai! tu connais s'gars lĂ !
      Pour ainsi dire rien trouvé sur lui sur Internet.
      Ce serait gĂ©nial de l'inviter Ă  parler de son travail sur nos forums. Avec quel logiciel a t-il menĂ© ce projet? Il parle d'un fichier lourd de quelques millions de polygones. C'Ă©tait pas avec SketchUp j'en ai peur 😕


      Ici Quelques textes rĂ©unis Ă  la louche sur LE DÉFI DES BÂTISSEURS

      Fondation de l'Oeuvre Notre-Dame
      http://www.oeuvre-notre-dame.org/index2.htm
      http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fondation_de_l'%C5%92uvre_Notre-Dame

      Les bñtisseurs de l’impossible
      Marc Jampolsky rend hommage aux maĂźtres d’Ɠuvre qui Ă©difiĂšrent la cathĂ©drale de Strasbourg avec Le dĂ©fi des bĂątisseurs, un documentaire en 3D qui sera diffusĂ© samedi sur Arte. par Michel BITZER

      D u haut de ses 142 mĂštres, la cathĂ©drale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg fut l’édifice le plus haut de la planĂšte de 1625 Ă  1847, avant d’ĂȘtre coiffĂ©e de quelques dizaines de centimĂštres par l’église Saint-Nicolas de Hambourg. Jean HĂŒltz, qui avait achevĂ© l’édification de sa majestueuse flĂšche pyramidale le 24 juin 1439, aurait pu ĂȘtre fier de ce record. Mais il dĂ©cĂ©da dix ans plus tard, sans se douter qu’une tempĂȘte anĂ©antirait en 1549 la flĂšche de la cathĂ©drale de Lincoln (160 mĂštres) en Angleterre, et que la foudre ravagerait en 1625 celle de l’église Saint-Olaf Ă  Tallinn (159 mĂštres) en Estonie, propulsant ainsi la capitale alsacienne au sommet.
      HĂŒltz compte parmi les cinq maĂźtres d’Ɠuvre de la cathĂ©drale de Strasbourg Ă  qui Marc Jampolsky rend hommage dans Le dĂ©fi des bĂątisseurs, un docu-fiction en 3D. « CĂ©dric Bonin, le patron de Seppia, avait un projet, mais il ne savait pas sous quel angle l’aborder. Alors j’ai longuement consultĂ© les archives de la Fonda tion de l’ƒuvre Notre-Dame, qui veille sur la cathĂ©drale de Strasbourg depuis prĂšs de huit siĂšcles, afin d’essayer de faire Ă©merger un rĂ©cit. Et j’ai trouvĂ© que cette dynastie de maĂźtres d’Ɠ uvre se succĂ©dant pour l’édifier permettait de raconter l’histoire pas trĂšs connue de la grande communautĂ© culturelle du bassin rhĂ©nan », explique le rĂ©alisateur Ă  qui l’on doit notamment Nom de code : poilus d’Alaska, l’épopĂ©e de 450 chiens de traĂźneau venus du Grand Nord pour aider les poilus Ă  dĂ©fendre la ligne bleue des Vosges pendant la PremiĂšre Guerre mondiale.
      Cinq figures phares finirent par Ă©merger, autour desquelles s’articule le rĂ©cit de cette folle aventure oĂč l’on passa d’un projet de cathĂ©drale romane au style gothique. « Ces architectes sont les stars de leur temps, les Ă©quivalents de Renzo Piano ou de Jean Nouvel aujourd’hui. On se les dispute et on les paie trĂšs cher », confie Marc Jampolsky, qui a menĂ© l’enquĂȘte pour comprendre quel dĂ©fi chacun d’eux avait relevĂ©.
      Erwin de Steinbach est le premier maĂźtre d’Ɠuvre dont le nom apparaĂźt dans les archives en 1284. Il assure la transition du roman au gothique en dessinant notamment le plan de la façade et celui de la grande rosace qui l’orne. Puis Johannes Gerlach, son petit-fils, construit la chapelle Saint-Catherine et Ă©lĂšve entre 1341 et 1370 les deux tours qui seront ensuite reliĂ©es par un beffroi, dont Klaus de Lohre finira l’édification en 1384. Restera Ă  Ulrich d’Ensingen?– venu d’Ulm oĂč il devait construire la tour la plus haute de la chrĂ©tientĂ© – Ă  construire un octogone au-dessus de l’ancienne tour nord. Enfin Ă  Jean HĂŒltz de couronner l’Ɠuvre de ses prĂ©dĂ©cesseurs en Ă©rigeant une flĂšche haute de 32 mĂštres.
      Autant d’étapes reconstituĂ©es devant la camĂ©ra de Marc Jampolsky et qui composent la partie fiction du documentaire. Pas vĂ©ritablement de scĂšnes amples, « comme sur les chantiers des pyramides oĂč il pouvait y avoir plusieurs milliers d’ouvriers. LĂ , ce sont des tĂąches trĂšs spĂ©cialisĂ©es, pour lesquelles il faut savoir lire un plan et tailler la pierre. Et le chantier est complexe, car on transforme une cathĂ©drale romane en cathĂ©drale gothique. On dĂ©construit et on reconstruit en mĂȘme temps », insiste le rĂ©alisateur.
      Le rĂ©sultat sera Ă©poustouflant. On l’admire lorsque la camĂ©ra quitte le Moyen Age pour se promener dans la cathĂ©drale Ă  l’époque contemporaine, en compagnie d’historiens qui vantent les splendeurs de cet Ă©difice au charme duquel le jeune Goethe – alors Ă©tudiant en droit Ă  l’universitĂ© de Strasbourg – succomba en 1771. Et on mesure le chemin qu’il a fallu parcourir avec les images numĂ©riques de l’architecte StĂ©phane Potier, qui a travaillĂ© pendant sept ans pour modĂ©liser, quasiment pierre par pierre, la construction de cet Ă©difice religieux.


      LES BÂTISSEURS
      La construction de la cathédrale de Strasbourg a duré plus de trois cent ans, de la fin du roman à la fin du gothique.
      De nombreux bùtisseurs vivaient à Strasbourg à cette époque. Ils ont empreint la cathédrale de leur propre style. Parmi eux :

      Erwin De STEINBACH (1277/84-1318)
      Il est l’un des principaux maĂźtres d‘oeuvre, si ce n’est LE maĂźtre d’oeuvre, tant le mythe qui s’est bĂąti autour de son nom — notamment grĂące aux Ă©crits de Goethe — laisse penser qu'il fut le gĂ©nie visionnaire de la cathĂ©drale. Il est le premier bĂątisseur dont le nom apparaĂźt dans les archives. On lui doit notamment les plans de construction de la façade et la grande rosace.

      MaĂźtre GERLACH (1341-1371)
      Petit-fils d’Erwin de Steinbach, il obtient le poste de maĂźtre d’oeuvre en 1341. On lui doit notamment la chapelle Sainte Catherine, une des chapelles de la cathĂ©drale. L’apport de maĂźtre Gerlach reste considĂ©rable, notamment dans la conception des voĂ»tes et dans la modĂ©nature (traitement ornemental : moulures, caissons).

      Michael De FRIBOURG (1383-1388)
      Il Ă©leva l’étage du beffroi Ă  la fin du XIVe siĂšcle.

      Klaus De LOHRE (1397-1399)
      Il fut vraisemblablement responsable de l’édification de la structure moyenne abritant la voĂ»te des cloches.

      Ulrich D’ENSINGEN (1399-1419)
      Il supervisa la construction de l’octogone au-dessus de l’ancienne tour nord.

      Jean HÜLTZ (1419-1449)
      Second d’Ulrich d’Ensingen, Jean HĂŒltz de Cologne Ă©rigea la flĂšche qui surmonte la tour. Il surĂ©leva les tourelles d’escalier jusqu’au dĂ©part de la flĂšche, oeuvre d’une rare virtuositĂ© qui culmine Ă  142 mĂštres au-dessus du sol.


      http://videos.arte.tv/fr/videos/le-defi-des-batisseurs-la-cathedrale-de-strasbourg--7115444.html

      LE DÉFI DES BÂTISSEURS - LA CATHÉDRALE DE STRASBOURG
      Plus haut monument de l'Occident jusqu'au XIXe siĂšcle, la cathĂ©drale de Strasbourg, joyau gothique, relĂšve Ă  la fois du rĂȘve dĂ©mesurĂ© et de la prouesse architecturale. Comment, au Moyen Âge, un tel prodige a-t-il Ă©tĂ© possible ? DerriĂšre son Ă©lĂ©gante façade de grĂšs rose et sa cĂ©lĂšbre rosace qui s'embrase au crĂ©puscule, se sont succĂ©dĂ©s pendant trois siĂšcles des maĂźtres d'oeuvre visionnaires et inspirĂ©s - Erwin de Steinbach, Ulrich d'Ensingen ou encore Jean HĂŒltz - et des artisans au savoir-faire enviĂ© dans l'Europe entiĂšre. Lesquels revivent ici dans des sĂ©quences de fiction. Une Ă©popĂ©e qui mĂȘle mystĂšres, doutes et rĂ©vĂ©lations, intrigues et tragĂ©dies.
      Vivez l'aventure transmedia "Le défi des bùtisseurs" sur http://cathedrale.arte.tv
      Regardez le documentaire en version 3D

      LES INTERVENANTS (Sélection)
      Scientifiques et experts de différents domaines nous expliquent le défi qu'a constitué la construction de la cathédrale. Ils présentent les derniers acquis de la recherche et contribuent à élucider les mystÚres de cette merveille architecturale.

      Sabine BENGEL
      Historienne de l’art, elle est chargĂ©e de documentation Ă  la Fondation de l’OEuvre Notre-Dame de Strasbourg.

      Johann Josef BÖKER
      Professeur d’histoire de l’art et directeur de l’Institut d’Histoire de l’Architecture, il a publiĂ© un catalogue de la plus grande collection de dessins d’architecture gothique au monde.

      Jean-SĂ©bastien SAUVÉ
      Historien de l’art et chercheur au sein de l’institut technologique de Karlsruhe

      Francis RAPP
      Historien, spĂ©cialiste du Moyen-Âge et professeur Ă©mĂ©rite Ă  l’UniversitĂ© de Strasbourg.

      Marie-José NOHLEN
      Historienne de l‘art, elle a coĂ©crit, avec notamment Sabine Bengel et Francis Rapp, le livre La grĂące d‘une cathĂ©drale, « la » rĂ©fĂ©rence pour l‘histoire de la cathĂ©drale de Strasbourg.

      STÉPHANE POTIER
      StĂ©phane Potier, architecte pour la Fondation de l’Oeuvre Notre-Dame
      Architecte, il a modélisé la cathédrale en 3D.

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