@tig said:
There are as usual detailed instructions at the start of these scripts - open in NotePad.exe and read them...
I could not find what you are referring to when speaking of Detailed instructions at the start of these scripts and open in NotePad.exe Confused with that... I am alittle new to plugins and do not understand that?
thank you!!! I will go look at those detail instructions!!!
is there a link for a text file or description and instructions on what this plugin does and how to use it?
thanks
Tamfore
is there any links to text files or pdf that gives a description or instructions on how to use this plugin?
Thanks
Tamfore
Hey everyone I need some help/advice.
I am not a beginner, but not a pro yet either - been modeling part-time for about a year now - done quite of few things - the one thing i am really am trying to work on because i would say it is my weakness is curves and "poofy" or "cushy" effects in Sketchup. I am recreating a sofa from a Photo. Its a pretty straight forward block design for the sofa.
What I need help with is: The "Poofy" or "Cushy" look of the seat and back cushions. They are a block design with the middle coming up in the "poofy" or "cushy" look. Any suggestions on a plugin or tips or tricks for this technique in Sketchup - Someone suggested maybe the sandbox... I havnt checked into that yet - will be doing that today.
I need to finish it this weekend - so any help anyone could provide would be awesome!
Thanks
Tamfore
no problem - thanks for your help
@unknownuser said:
Doesn't drop2 already do that?
I can not find Drop2 - anyone know where to find this plugin?
@gaieus said:
How about Didier's component spray tool? There is something in it which prevents stacking afaik.
Tamore, let me, please, correct you a bit and clarify a misunderstanding here: "intersecting" means something different in SU therefore some folks above seemed to be giving dumb advices.
can you send me a link or tell me how to find the "Didier's Component Spray tool