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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby TIG » Wed Jan 18, 2012 10:20 am

There are a few overlapping issues...

The 'Compatibility Files' button means that you do not have full permissions to the Plugins folder, AND although it might look like you have successfully installed files/subfolders into the 'Plugins' folder, actually the OS [Vista?] has put them into a 'side folder' to protect you from yourself - an annoying feature because it doesn't tell you this except for displaying this unobtrusive button - the missing bits can cause issues when things only half-auto-load when SUp starts.
Click on the 'Compatibility Files' button and see what's up, move things back as needed.
To stop a recurrence ensure that you have full permissions to the 'Plugins' folder [and the Materials/Components/Styles folders too] - select the folder's icon, right-click, properties, security, select user[s], edit etc...

You also have a "tool-bar collection" folder installed - there are warnings about this posted on its download page, it puts old copies of some 'system' files into the 'Plugins' folder, which then load before the newer versions that were made in the 'Tools' folder by the SUp installer, and which SUp MUST find and use !
It then breaks SUp in subtle ways !
The two files that jump out at me, and MUST be removed from your 'Plugins' folder are sketchup.rb and extensions.rb - see the "collection's" download page for more details...

The Ruby Console reports seem OK.
I'm unsure what the '20' lines are - were you perhaps running another tool before this ?
The 'make_unique...deprecated...' message IS expected, as the tools use that API method which IS needed when copying groups in certain ways, but which SUp wrongly advises against, things it's 'deprecated' = 'no longer used'... [IF the API 'safely' made unique copies of groups by default it wouldn't be used]. I reintroduced the make_unique method after it became apparent that some other authors' scripts were ill-advisedly rewriting base-classes/methods and thereby adversely affecting the API's 'group' methods, and causing issues with some users - e.g. cgp=group.copy should return a reference to the newly made [hopefully unique] group, but some third-party scripts mess that up and it returns 'nil', therefore making it impossible to keep track of copied groups, the safest way is to use
cgp=entities.add_instance(group.entities.parent, group.transformation)
cgp.make_unique

So that 'cgp' is then properly returned as a reference to the new unique copy of the 'group'...

Incidentally if you are going to display your folders' contents without 'details'. then please have your 'Folder Options' set to display ALL file-types, so we see .rb, .skp etc, it's much easier to grasp what's what in a screenshot...
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby yaza » Wed Jan 18, 2012 11:00 am

Thanks for your immediate!!! answer, don't you ever sleep?
The OS is Windows7.
I don't get it, why does this stupid machine gives me administrator prerogative to install and run from one hand and takes it back from the other by overighting on it's own.
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby yaza » Wed Jan 18, 2012 11:12 am

The two files that jump out at me, and MUST be removed from your 'Plugins' folder are sketchup.rb and extensions.rb - see the "collection's" download page for more details...

can you please direct me to the link?
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby TIG » Wed Jan 18, 2012 11:41 am

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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby rv1974 » Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:08 am

Hi TIG,
I could not find the 'ExtrudeAlongPath.rb' thread, so let me spam here.
You know what would make my sketchup life complete?
Being able to ExtrudeAlongPath on multiple\not connected edges.
I use this .rb constantly and it'd save a LOT of time.
Thank you in advance
P.S. yet another wish:
the default alignment: centroid, width\length: 5\5.
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby TIG » Mon Apr 30, 2012 9:58 am

There are three of my older extrusion tools that are not in the zipped set.
Two are still available from Didier's crai Ruby Depot
ExtrudeAlongPath and TubeAlongPath
The other one PipeAlongPath is also available here at SCF viewtopic.php?p=7547#p7547

The zipped set's ExtrudeEdgesByFace tool effectively replaces them all: with it you can draw any 'flat' face shape desired and use a cpoint to fine-tune its initial setting-out: it also follows multiple selected paths [unlike most other tools where branching etc stops the operation]...
However, PipeAlongPath does allow circular 'pipe-like' extrusions with variable int/ext.diameters set by dialog, so that tool does still have its own uses...
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby rv1974 » Mon Apr 30, 2012 11:17 am

Indeed 'extrude edges by face' works smoothly.I'll adopt it for sure. Thank you!
though.. the oldie 'ExtrudeAlongPath' is a bit faster to execute in boring rectangular situations
(which are 99% in my practice)
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby gherkin » Mon May 21, 2012 10:41 pm

Hi, I'm an architecture student... these tools will really helped me visualise my ideas! They are similar to Rhino's 'Panelling Tools' plugin, but this is not free. I've had a play with extrude tools for an hour or so... I'm addicted! Thanks TIG:





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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby gherkin » Tue May 22, 2012 12:31 am

Another couple:





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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby zxinfinity » Wed Jul 25, 2012 11:04 pm

FYI, I LOVE your extrude tools, TIG, but I wanted to let you know that I get consistent crashes with almost all of the extrude tools when I have SU Podium installed. Any way to know what the offending functions are?
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby Dave R » Wed Jul 25, 2012 11:18 pm

Podium is the "offending function".
Inspecting mirrors is a job I could easily see myself doing.
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby TIG » Wed Jul 25, 2012 11:25 pm

There are several scripts that mess with native class/methods.
These cause several legitimate scripts to fail, because they will illegitimately cause some methods [particularly with 'groups'] to return the wrong values.
These include SketchyPhysics, DrivingDimensions, SunTools, MatchBox and some versions of Podium...
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby publied » Sat Aug 04, 2012 2:36 pm

i don't have many words about this plugin... only one: amazing. is listed in the 'must have list plugin'!
ciao and tnx!
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby Laudibau » Mon Aug 06, 2012 11:55 pm

You made my day! Thank you
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby camsoccer2 » Fri Aug 31, 2012 3:05 pm

Hey Tig, in the lattice tool, is it possible to have the material choices include the material layers I have created in the project instead of the generic red, green, etc.?

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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby TIG » Fri Aug 31, 2012 5:10 pm

camsoccer2 wrote:Hey Tig, in the lattice tool, is it possible to have the material choices include the material layers I have created in the project instead of the generic red, green, etc.?

Cam
No, not unless you recode it yourself, and then the material-list will become unmanageably long ! ...
So make it say 'Red', then edit the group, select a 'Red' face and use the context-menu to select 'all matching material'... Then use the Materials Browser to paint what's selected with any other material you desire - either in the Model or from an external Collect. You can do something similar for the 'Glass' too...
It's only seconds to do, and this method allows you to change to whatever you want at any time...
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby sepo » Sun Sep 02, 2012 5:31 pm

OK here is whole error string... I believe the top is relating to extrude tools.


Error Loading File #extrusionToolbar.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File 2D#.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File __loader.rb
uninitialized constant TraductorError Loading File arc.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File attributes.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File babelfish.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File bezier.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File binary.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File bootstrap_Curvizard.rb
uninitialized constant Curvizard::T6Error Loading File bounds.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File color.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File core.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File cursor.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File CurvizardAlgo.rb
uninitialized constant Curvizard::T6Error Loading File CurvizardTool.rb
uninitialized constant Curvizard::T6Error Loading File debug.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File definition.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File dimension.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File edges.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File entities.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File /Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/Plugins/examples/exampleScripts.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File examples.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File extrudeEdgesByEdges.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File extrudeEdgesByFace.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File extrudeEdgesByFaces.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File extrudeEdgesByLathe.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File extrudeEdgesByLoft.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File extrudeEdgesByOffset.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File extrudeEdgesByRails.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File extrudeEdgesByRailsByFace.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File extrudeEdgesByRailsToLattice.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File extrudeEdgesByVector.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File extrudeEdgesByVectorToObject.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File faces.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File FredoTools.rb
uninitialized constant FredoTools::T6Error Loading File FredoTools__ConstructFaceNormal.rb
undefined method `register_plug' for FredoTools:ModuleError Loading File FredoTools__CountFacesBySides.rb
undefined method `register_plug' for FredoTools:ModuleError Loading File FredoTools__CurviShear.rb
undefined method `register_plug' for FredoTools:ModuleError Loading File FredoTools__MarkVertices.rb
undefined method `register_plug' for FredoTools:ModuleError Loading File FredoTools__RemoveLonelyVertices.rb
undefined method `register_plug' for FredoTools:ModuleError Loading File FredoTools__ReportLabelArea.rb
undefined method `register_plug' for FredoTools:ModuleError Loading File FredoTools__ReverseOrientFaces.rb
undefined method `register_plug' for FredoTools:ModuleError Loading File FredoTools__RevertCurve.rb
undefined method `register_plug' for FredoTools:ModuleError Loading File FredoTools__ThruPaint.rb
undefined method `register_plug' for FredoTools:ModuleError Loading File geom3d.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File gizmo_manipulator.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File gui.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File image.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File Image2Model.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File inputbox.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File instance.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File javascript.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File json.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File locale.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File materials.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File Mirror.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File modal_wrapper.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File model.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File point3d.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File point3d_ex.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File progressbar.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File ray.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File SectionCutFace.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for main:ObjectError Loading File selection.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File settings.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File simpletask.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File system.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File /Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/Plugins/TheaExporter_files/loader.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for SU2TH:ModuleError Loading File TheaExporter_loader.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for SU2TH:ModuleError Loading File /Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/Plugins/TIG-Superdrape/TIG-Superdrape.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for TIG:ModuleError Loading File TIG-Superdrape.rb
undefined method `file_loaded?' for TIG:ModuleError Loading File toolbarwindow.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File toolwindow.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File tt_cleanup.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File /Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/Plugins/TT_UV_Toolkit/loader.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File tt_uv_toolkit_2.rb
undefined method `file_loaded' for main:ObjectError Loading File /Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/Plugins/Utilities/utilitiesTools.rb
undefined method `add_separator_to_menu' for main:ObjectError Loading File utilities.rb
undefined method `add_separator_to_menu' for main:ObjectError Loading File uv_plane.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File uvq.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File version.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File webdialog_patch.rb
undefined method `is_osx?' for TT::System:ModuleError Loading File win32.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File window.rb
can't convert nil into StringError Loading File /Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/Tools/AdvancedCameraTools/actloader.rb
undefined method `add_separator_to_menu' for FSCameraData:ModuleError Loading File advancedcameratools.rb
undefined method `add_separator_to_menu' for FSCameraData:ModuleError Loading File /Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/Tools/Sandbox/SandboxMenus.rb
undefined method `add_separator_to_menu' for main:ObjectError Loading File sandboxtools.rb
undefined method `add_separator_to_menu' for main:Object
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby sepo » Sun Sep 02, 2012 5:33 pm

Should I attempt to have clean install of SketchUp?
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby sepo » Sun Sep 02, 2012 5:38 pm

OK... guess I was wrong... after clean install I have now ruby console. I will now first install thea and twilight and do one plugin in time and see.
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby TIG » Sun Sep 02, 2012 6:26 pm

Good idea... :roll:
A screen-shot of your Tools & Plugins folder will help if you continue to have problems...
Check that you haven't [re]installed any old 'toolbar' compilations etc that might put old versions of 'system files' into Plugins when they should only ever be in Tools - e.g. 'sketchup.rb' ...
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby sepo » Sun Sep 02, 2012 6:44 pm

I have found the culprit which triggered all this problems. It is solar north extension.
Now I have Ruby Console and plugins so far installed are all loading without error.... :enlight:
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby Dave R » Sun Sep 02, 2012 6:59 pm

I wonder how the Solar North extension could cause all that?
Inspecting mirrors is a job I could easily see myself doing.
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby TIG » Sun Sep 02, 2012 8:19 pm

Are you sure it's called Solar-North??
There was a known rogue script called something like Solar-Position...
That might have messed with the system-file Solar-North that has NO KNOWN issues :roll:

Can you please post a screen-shot of your problem folders............ you make it doubly difficult for us to help when you don't help us...
We try to help... but the help goes to those that help themselves...
[missing out a 'God' reference there - as the more astute of you might have spotted...]

This lack of common-sense seems endemic :roll:
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby sepo » Sun Sep 02, 2012 8:39 pm

I did not have any other plugins bar Twilight and Thea. Now everything looks fine apart from UV tools.
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby sepo » Sun Sep 02, 2012 8:48 pm

and here is SU folder
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby panixia » Tue Sep 04, 2012 8:05 am

TIG wrote:Solar-North that has NO KNOWN issues

i remember i had some trouble using solar north about a year ago. it caused bugsplats every time i tried to use it.. so i don't try to use it anymore..
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby TIG » Tue Sep 04, 2012 8:59 am

The Extrusion tools are 11 in number - you have managed to get an extra blank first button :roll: What does it do if you press it ?
This suggests something is [mis]loading twice ???
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby wind-borne » Tue Sep 04, 2012 9:12 am

TIG wrote:The Extrusion tools are 11 in number - you have managed to get an extra blank first button :roll: What does it do if you press it ?
This suggests something is [mis]loading twice ???


this toolbar behavior on Mac was discussed at length early in the thread when there were only a few tools :?

viewtopic.php?p=218480#p218480
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby sepo » Tue Sep 04, 2012 9:13 am

TIG wrote:The Extrusion tools are 11 in number - you have managed to get an extra blank first button :roll: What does it do if you press it ?
This suggests something is [mis]loading twice ???

It does nothing
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Re: [Plugin] ExtrudeTools - Zipped Set 20111207

Postby TIG » Tue Sep 04, 2012 9:15 am

As mentioned in earlier threads, try changing it from a horizontal to a vertical toolbar arrange.
Close and restart Sketchup and set the toolbar back to horizontal - the extra button should disappear - it seems to be a MAC only occasional glitch :?
The code makes an empty toolbar and adds the various tools onto it one at a time.
Somehow on a MAC if the bar is horizontal it decides it needs an empty button, before the real buttons are made - however, flipping it vertical, restarting and making it horizontal again removes this oddity... Most MAC users and all PC users never get this happening... :roll:
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