Plugins Forum Sticky Links & Guidelines

[Jim]

Finding Extensions Posted on the Ruby Forum

• Extension Search (A-Z)
• Extension Search (recent posts)
• Search Ruby API Documentation Issues
• Script Index (old, use searches above)
• Must Have Ruby Plugins - Visual Index (Discussion)
  Plugins By GSCF Author
  TIG
  Didier Bur
  Thomthom * Thanks for the idea!
  Whaat
  CadFather
  Fredo6
  Matt666
  tomot
  Chris Fullmer
  pecan
  MarcioAB
  wikii
  Tomasz
  ArchitectBoy
  Jim (me)
  cmd
  BTM
  Kirill2008
  a4chitect
  
  Did I forget you? Let me know

Posting Extensions on the Ruby Forum

We appreciate everyone for choosing GSCF to host your hard work and contributions to the SketchUp community.

Here are few simple suggestions to keep the forum organized, and your Extension easy to find:

• Prefix the topic title with [Plugin]. For example: [Plugin] EventRelay. This creates an easily scanned visual clue that the topic contains a download.
  
• Keep downloads and attachments in the first post.
  Some topics get very long, and finding the most recent version of an extension can be time-consuming and confusing. By keeping them in the the first post, everyone know where to find them.
  
• Please do not post files that do not belong to you. When this happens, the author loses control over their work.
  
• That's all, really. Thanks for choosing GSCF Ruby Forum for distributing your SketchUp Extension.

[IAGDint]

thanks for all these wonderful listing and information.

Cheers!

[jaysax]

Finding Extensions Posted on the Ruby Forum

NEW! Use the Extension Index

I just got an error 404 on that link. Does it live somewhere else now?

Jay

[Rich O Brien]

Hi,

Jim recently replaced that index with this thread. Also check out the Visual Index in this subforum to see the greats in action.

[Gaieus]

The whole main site is being under a major maintenance so many links are currently broken. Once we are done, I will refresh those links.

Sorry for this inconvenience.

[carlose529]

It requires your help to place several commands in a single icon, as shown by the "Fredo Tools" plugin. How is it done in Ruby?. Blessings