The path must be a curve which is constructed with several segments!

look the pic

really cool!

Sutool current version is 0.55.
English version is coming soon.

To load a rbs file,you can try to use Sketchup.load

@dave r said:

Interesting plugin but this is what I get.

select a face without it's border

@plot-paris said:

and I have a suggestion for a future update:
if you have a face with it's midpoint not at the starting point of the curve, the cuve will be moved to this centre point.
would it be possible to prevent this from happening, so that you can use a shape with an offset, that is twisted arround the path with a certain distance.

Try to select one curve , one face and one construction point , then , using FAR. The construction point will be treated as the center of the face.

@daniel s said:

Now works..
thank you Wikii!!

Solo...
install the latest version, and under Plugins you will see "FollowAndRotate". Select first a curve and a face.

Daniel S

Sorry , I modified two classes.
Please download again

Select welded edges as path and a face before using this script.

Select welded edges as path and a face before using this script.

A curve path

@daniel s said:

Wikii
I get a error on the ruby console
I attach a image.

Daniel S

Select welded edges as path and a face before using this script.

Try a curved path.

It is still in developing, here is the current version.

[flash=600,338:1c4nqdq0]http://www.youtube.com/v/mVQ51i0G7AM[/flash:1c4nqdq0]

Get the latest version as an RBZ from the PluginStore:
http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=Far

Select welded edges as path and a face before using this script.

http://www4.zzu.edu.cn/arch/sutool/tt/test.htm

http://www.sketchupbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=4533&highlight=360

just finished one
http://www.sketchupbbs.com/thread-13577-1-1.html

Run following code in Sketchup , when I click the button "Quit", The promopte "Quit has been clicked!" can be printed,but the 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()

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()

FxRuby is really cool to extend SU_Ruby!

module Wikii
def Wikii.remove_inner_faces
  fs=[]
  Sketchup.active_model.selection.each{|x| 
  if x.typename=="Face"
    to_be_delete=true
    x.outer_loop.edges.each{|y|
    if  y.faces.length<=2      
      to_be_delete=nil
      break
      end
    }
    fs << x if to_be_delete
    end
    }
    Sketchup.active_model.start_operation "remove_inner_faces"
    fs.each{|x| x.erase!}
    puts fs.length.to_s+" faces removed !"
    Sketchup.active_model.commit_operation 
  end
  end
  #Wikii.remove_inner_faces