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very HELPFUL and HANDY plugin!, THANKS A LOT!

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@unknownuser said: Tell me if you need some code for that in 3D. Fredo Thanks! I'll take you up on that offer. I will PM you.

did that to a friend last week. hardest part is keeping quiet while they blurt out obscenities... he was like "well, my hard drive isn't running so how can it be locked up? can it?"

A sloped roof doesn't lie in any of the 3 standard planes, so there's a quick exception, and was the kind of thing I was talking about. It is planar, but not orthogonal to the coordinate system. And a sloped roof on a wall at a 30 degree angle to the x axis compounds the issue... @tomot said: those that wrote the API didn't think a polar method was necessary. True, because they provided vectors and transformations. Polar is simply a kind of transformation.

Thank you very much for a great plugin.

@unknownuser said: The funny thing is to see Excel build such complex and astonishing structures!

Run following code in Sketchup , when I click the button "Quit", The promopte "Quit has been clicked!" can be printed,but dialog does't disappear . It sames that method "exit" for application can't finish the program in Sketchup! But in Ruby 1.8 , it works well. Why? require 'fox16' include Fox application = FXApp.new("Hello", "FoxTest") main = FXMainWindow.new(application, "Hello", nil, nil, DECOR_ALL) a_button=FXButton.new(main, "&Quit!", nil, application, FXApp;;ID_QUIT) a_button.connect(SEL_COMMAND){ p "Quit has been clicked!" application.exit } application.create() main.show(PLACEMENT_SCREEN) application.run() [image: 0fV0_hello.jpg]

tomot has released an updated version of this plugin as part of a suite of WindowTools; see here: http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=12869

x,y,z = $Vec1.to_a if (-y && x>0) ... do your code end also try not to use global variables (see this discussion)

Hello Fredo6 ! Thank you for your answer ! It works great ! get_toolid & set_toolid are perfect ! Just one thing, @@variable doesn't work. Just @variable... Thank you Fredo !

@jim said: Here's one test.. > if( ($etthick != 0) and ($etwidth != 0) ) > # Both are not zero > # Your code here > end > Thanks: Jim for jumping to the rescue! I will re post this Ruby with your added code, since some members may not know how to cut and paste code snippets into Ruby files. WindowGlassFrame.rb

A lot of people dont use those forums, so they were separated in to optional forums. You can sign up to them by going to the UCP (top left corner of your screen)->usergroups->select the ones you want->click 'sign up' at the bottom of the page.

@fletch said: @Rick, ah well... c'est la vie... In fairness to RickW, he has produced some amazing code. I think he was the first one to create a dialog box in Ruby. Without which all input Rubies could not exist.

Hi, The simplest way: arc= model.entities.add_arc([x+@dist, y+@dist, z], vecx, vecz, @d/2, 0, pi/2, @s) line1 = model.entities.add_line([x+@dist, y+@dist, z],[x+@dist, y+@dist+@d/2, z]) line2 = =model.entities.add_line([x+@dist, y+@dist, z],[x+@dist+@d/2, y+@dist, z]) face = model.entities.add_face[arc,line1,line2] face.pushpull @thick Regards,