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      [Plugin] Gradientator v1.21

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      @sywong425 said: how do i install this plugin to SketchUp pro 2022? i tried to add it from extension manager but it didn't appear after i enabled it. Scroll up a few posts to one made by SDMitch which shows the fix to make this work. I haven't tried it in SU2022 but I'll give it a try.
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      Fastest way to retrieve the corners that make up a face?

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      @dan rathbun said: ADD: For some reason, for .. in loops are faster than each block methods. They may be faster - because they don't create a local variable scope - the scope is shared with it's parent scope. Creating variables in Ruby is an expensive operation, so if you create variables within an each loop it's created every time, within a for loop it's reused.
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      Using round() in a SketchUp plugin

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      @dan rathbun said: No the round() function actually rounds.. the to_i() function actually truncates. Use the "meat" of TIG's example in a single statement .. or write methods into your module thus... Good point! I hadn't considered that my method just truncates. I'll have to see if I can figure out a simple way to incorporate TIG's example into one statement; a lot of that code goes right over my head! Thanks for the help!
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