maybe Whaat could take a crack at this! he seems to be able to bend Sketchup to his will.

What do you say Whaat?

thank you very much.

would have never found it

can someone please tell me how i can view the topics i've bookmarked.
derrr

Whaat, I was wondering if there is any way to get demo's for your scripts on Smustard? Booltools...Profile Builder I would love to buy them but need to play first to see if I can find a valid excuse to add them to my workflow.

Also I would love to see a list (with links; in this thread) to all your various scripts because every time I come across a script of yours I'm amazed and I need to know if I'm missing out on anything.

thanks

try this

http://www.scriptspot.com/sketchup/script/obj-importer

what about the functionality that already appears to be working in the video? is this real or staged?

if its real, maybe you could do something like soapskinbubble or sketchyphysics has done and release the script you have so far with an expiration date while you get the rest of your functionality worked out. to me from what i saw in the video this is already an invaluable script very much worthy of being used and evaluated by SK users. it looks like you may have solved one of the final needs i have to keep returning to Solidworks all the time for.

i would like to know how this is progressing as well.

my feature request would be for equations ie: Dim1 = Dim2*5 etc...

where is this offset tool?????

the way i see it indigo is easier but kerkythea has more options, raytracing etc...

BTW indigo needs to be installed as well as skindigo when you do your first export it will ask for path of indigo.exe just browse for it then it won't ask again after that.

i look forward to it.

gata, thx just saw that post before you posted here. been looking for this method for a long time
BTW, i see no mention of the shift key in the help documentation.Oh wait it is there in greyed out text, had to read it four times plus the numerous times i've looked before.

i'll return a hint to you; use the erase tool on a sandbox or similiar surface, then without releasing the LMB use a shortcut key to change to smoove tool. viola, you have a soft selection for smooving

Now if SK was only useable with more than a couple hundred surfaces i'd throw my other modelling software's away.

hey Whaat, don't forget to add this to skindigo. LOL

BTW, if you could get the smoove tool to unlock from the blue axis now, boy that would add some depth to this tool!

now, if you could get the smoove tool to work with this, i'd be really impressed

of coarse you'd have to find a way to unlock the smoove only working in the blue axis, there's the trick