by thomthom » Tue Oct 12, 2010 9:29 am
Pilou wrote:Where edges are split where they intersect? Or where they overlap - like they often do in SU6 and older?
I don't know, on the face I suppose
Something is lost in translation here - I mean should there be a CPoint only when two edges cross each other but doesn't split each other? Pilou wrote:So there are 2CPoint overlaped or they are automatical merged as one by SU as having same coordinates ? (same than you draw 2 lines ovelapped)
I don't know - I haven't tested it. The plugin just adds a CPoint blindly.
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by Pilou » Tue Oct 12, 2010 9:45 am
I have just tested seems there are really 2 CPoints! Maybe some annoyous  click image if scrool bar! doublecpoint.jpg
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by TIG » Tue Oct 12, 2010 10:14 am
I think Pilou's issue with 'duplicated Cpoints' - i.e. at the same location in 3D space - is if they are used to place Instances later it will duplicate the Instances etc. When adding the new Cpoints it'd be relatively easy to test to see if there was a Cpoint already there. First make a collection of Cpoints in the current context [entities] and make an array of the 'position' of each one: then only add the new Cpoint if it's not already there - code-example... - Code: Select all
there=false cpoint_positions.each{|p|(there=true;break)if p==new_point} entities.add_cpoint(new_point) if not there
You should still add coincident Cpoints if they are in different contexts [entities-sets]...
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by thomthom » Tue Oct 12, 2010 10:31 am
Slightly trimmed variant: entities.add_cpoint(new_point) unless cpoint_positions.any?{|pt|pt==new_point}
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by Pilou » Mon Oct 18, 2010 9:37 am
In fact that must be 6 points! 1 Center of circle 1 Intersection of lines 4 Intersection Lines Circle Here I have a lot of more  I have made Intersection before launch the plug Edge/edge (V 6) Edit I have found a Process General Intersection Hide Circle Call the Plug Guides Tool - Edge/edge Show Circle Select Circle Call ad Cpoint to Circle I have my six points Easy for not numerous circles but for many ? Ok I can use Selection Toys Circles  intersection.jpg
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by thomthom » Mon Oct 18, 2010 9:51 am
Why do you hide and show the circle?
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by Pilou » Mon Oct 18, 2010 9:58 am
Yes see my edit text  In fact that must be Selection Toys "Arcs" Hide because the interections are made before  Process must be Ad CP Circle(s) General Intersection Selection Toys "Arcs" Hide Add CPoint Edge /Edge Show Hidden When Edge / Edge Cpoints are they "Doubled" between 2 segments of a same lines or not? (like my lines above after the intersection) (at the commune extremities) Seems not!  (I have verified with the outliner)  You have just the problem of same arc centers of my previous old post 
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by watkins » Mon Oct 18, 2010 4:02 pm
Dear Thomas,
Could the following be added to the suite of cpoint functions?
To place a construction point at the intersection of three orthogonal planes.
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by TIG » Mon Oct 18, 2010 7:08 pm
watkins wrote:Dear Thomas, Could the following be added to the suite of cpoint functions? To place a construction point at the intersection of three orthogonal planes. Thanks, Bob
Should be straightforward... Get line of the intersection of two of the planes. get the intersection of the third plane and the line. Add a cpoint...
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by Pilou » Tue Oct 19, 2010 10:46 am
@ Thomthom Does it possible to have an option for DWG export? Problem is: Tocad don't import CP POINT !!! So circle center oe arc circle center info are losted! So a possibility is to replace CPoints by 2 or 3 lines crossed.(3 axis) (as "component" even Tocad lost the "component" it draw the lines! And each circle is tranformed in disc by ToCad. So Replace CPoints by crossed lines will be fine for DWG export  Of course the replacement can be made by Selection Cpoint/Put Component at Cpoints. (problem of mutiple same CPoints must be also resolved) 
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by thomthom » Thu Oct 21, 2010 7:53 pm
Version 1.3.0 CPoint at Camera Eye - Adds a construction point at the Camera eye.
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by utiler » Thu Oct 21, 2010 11:27 pm
Great addition Thom! All your work with rubies are very much appreciated!!! 
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by lapx » Fri Jan 07, 2011 8:54 pm
Tom, Thanks! I've been searching for this for a while.
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by Bob James » Sun Jan 30, 2011 10:12 am
Pilou wrote:Drilling Milling[/url] by Menfin (French and English version) 
This looks like it would be very handy, but the forum is in French (only) and doesn't allow download without being a member of the forum. 
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by dedmin » Mon Feb 07, 2011 9:52 pm
Is it possible to add "CPoint at Insertion Point" for groups also?
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by thomthom » Mon Feb 07, 2011 10:17 pm
dedmin wrote:Is it possible to add "CPoint at Insertion Point" for groups also?
I'll add it to the list.
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by carlm » Thu Feb 09, 2012 6:49 pm
Hi Thom-
Just downloaded your Guide Tools and TT Lib2; they seemed to be working fine, then I tried adding CPoints to the circles in the attached file. There's one circle that the tool refuses to work on (top, far right).
The odd thing is that your tool had no trouble adding a CP to the other end of the same hole (see bottom side), and I made the row of holes by drawing one circle on face, move+ x2, then pushed them through...
I tried both selecting the face and then using Guide Tools, and just selecting the circle and using Guide Tools, both with CPoint at Circle Center and CPoint at Arc Center.
Thought you'd want to see it.
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by carlm » Thu Feb 09, 2012 7:02 pm
Never mind?
After encountering this problem, the plugin wouldn't install guide points in other files either.
Quit SU, reopened, seems to work fine, even on the file I just posted...
It does seem that SU is less stable since installing Selection Toys and TT Lib1 this morning, but could be the moon -- this is not a report yet.
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by Anton_S » Sun Mar 11, 2012 9:52 am
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by guanjin » Wed Mar 14, 2012 3:18 am
[quote="carlm"]Hi Thom- Just downloaded your Guide Tools and TT Lib2; they seemed to be working fine, then I tried adding CPoints to the circles in the attached file. There's one circle that the tool refuses to work on (top, far right). The odd thing is that your tool had no trouble adding a CP to the other end of the same hole (see bottom side), and I made the row of holes by drawing one circle on face, move+ x2, then pushed them through... I tried both selecting the face and then using Guide Tools, and just selecting the circle and using Guide Tools, both with CPoint at Circle Center and CPoint at Arc Center. You want to set the coordinates of the components dian.gif
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by Pilou » Wed Mar 14, 2012 11:30 am
Hello Thomthom I had given your wonderful plug Guide Tools as answer for this question Maybe you can add an option for give an orientation to the component ? (Insert Components at CPoints) That will be very useful in a lot of cases! 
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by thomthom » Wed Mar 14, 2012 12:18 pm
Pilou wrote:Maybe you can add an option for give an orientation to the component ?:
Orientation is defined by the component axis. Or did you mean something else? Image example?
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by Pilou » Wed Mar 14, 2012 2:08 pm
Assuming the original component has these axis and keep them and of course that you make a different selection for each "plan" of Cpoints (here 3 selections with call of the pluging at each time) the more easy to code  The input box could be for a selection for the first result: Insert Components at CPoints with (No rotation so default parameters = 0°)  Rotate Components on X = 0° Rotate Components on Y = 0° Rotate Components on Z = 0° The input box could be for a selection for the second result: Insert Components at CPoints with Rotate Components on X = 0° Rotate Components on Y = 0° Rotate Components on Z = 270° The input box could be for a selection for the third result: Insert Components at CPoints with Rotate Components on X = 0° Rotate Components on Y = 0° Rotate Components on Z = 90° Seems useful no ? axes_thom.jpg
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by ZFRPS » Wed Mar 14, 2012 3:03 pm
Thank you very much! your pluhins give me a lot of help!this plugin is great! wish more powerful!
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by scott216 » Thu Mar 21, 2013 8:11 pm
Is there a way to add a guidepoint to the center of an exploded circle? I tired exploded arc and just circle tools, but neither of them worked on an exploded circle.
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