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[Plugin] Superglue (1.1.0) — 07 July 2010

[Plugin] Superglue (1.1.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 9:44 am

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Quickly stick GlueTo components back to the faces they lie flush with, or use solvent to release them. Simply click and sweep across the faces and components.

The components will stick to the last face touched and will only stick if the components is lying correctly on the face.

Version 1.1.0
Merged into one tool. Use Ctrl to toggle between Superglue and Solvent.

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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby snowflake » Wed Jul 07, 2010 9:53 am

Nice, watch your fingers boys and girls.
Thank you.
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 10:15 am

Coming update:
* Merge Superglue and Solvent into one tool - use Ctrl or Shift to toggle
* Different colour for the Solvent.


Any other ideas?
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby CodyV1 » Wed Jul 07, 2010 10:37 am

A rotatable line of glue, where you can glue things and ajust their position on a fixed base.
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby Gaieus » Wed Jul 07, 2010 10:56 am

Hm. I did not notice this so far (not even downloaded it yet) but have used Daiku's "reglue" plugin so far.

I can see the difference in quick usefulness (sweeping through) so will try out immediately but before I fully explore it, what is the difference between superglue and solvent? (Or should I not ask but try? I know...)
:)

And of course goes without saying; thanks again for a cool and useful tool (my components always seem to get unglued somewhere in my workflow)
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby Gaieus » Wed Jul 07, 2010 11:11 am

Also, I was planning this little "tutorial" on how to install zipped plugins (as many Windows users will just press the button to unzip the files/folders and Windows tends to put them into a separate folder) so now I finally made it using your plugin thus making it "immortal" :D



The image is in my Picasa Albums so copying the img url will always enable everyone to add the image into a thread when someone has this issue with installing the plugins.

I know my XP is Hungarian but I hope I annotated the image enough for all language users who understand English.
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby Pilou » Wed Jul 07, 2010 11:26 am

Yes problem in general is the "Unzip" make a double level Folder with the same name! ;)
it's more speedy for unpack :)
Then you must carreful for move the good folder ;)
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby TIG » Wed Jul 07, 2010 11:35 am

I always download the zip to the ../Desktop/, and extract into the folder it wants to make for the extracted files/sub-folders. Then I open the newly made folder, select-all and drag/drop everything into ../Plugins/ folder. Finally I erase the original folder and zip...

Putting zips directly into the ../Plugins/ folder just clutters it up... If you want to use a ../Download/ folder to keep your ../Desktop/ more tidy - then you can leave the zip behind in it for later reference ??

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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby Pilou » Wed Jul 07, 2010 11:40 am

If you have some place on your desktop :mrgreen:
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby Pilou » Wed Jul 07, 2010 11:43 am

About the glue :mrgreen:
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 11:56 am

CodyV1 wrote:A rotatable line of glue, where you can glue things and ajust their position on a fixed base.

Can you explain/illustrate this?
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 11:57 am

Gaieus wrote:I can see the difference in quick usefulness (sweeping through) so will try out immediately but before I fully explore it, what is the difference between superglue and solvent? (Or should I not ask but try? I know...)
:)

Solvent unglues.
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 11:57 am

TIG wrote:I always download the zip to the ../Desktop/,


Ditto.
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 11:58 am

Gaieus wrote:Also, I was planning this little "tutorial" on how to install zipped plugins (as many Windows users will just press the button to unzip the files/folders and Windows tends to put them into a separate folder) so now I finally made it using your plugin thus making it "immortal" :D

:D :thumb:
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 11:59 am

Pilou wrote:About the glue :mrgreen:

I used to be called Tintin at school. :D
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby Pilou » Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:00 pm

Superglue is supposed to work in SU6 ?
Because nothing works! :o
HAve you a little animation of what must the glue's pot must do?
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby Gaieus » Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:05 pm

thomthom wrote:...Solvent unglues.

Makes sense...
:oops:

TIG wrote:Putting zips directly into the ../Plugins/ folder just clutters it up... If you want to use a ../Download/ folder to keep your ../Desktop/ more tidy - then you can leave the zip behind in it for later reference ??

I do have a download folder for everything else but have got used to saving plugins (zipped) straight to the Plugins folder. I have this external HD I regularly make backups on and beside my Documents folder, I included some of the folders under Program files (SU materials, components, plugins, KT materials, models, globals etc.) just in case. Much easier and faster to recover should anything go wrong.

But you know, "de gustibus non (est) disputandum" at least as far as one does not screw up his system. :)
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:11 pm

Pilou wrote:Superglue is supposed to work in SU6 ?
Because nothing works! :o


I have not tested it. Can't remember if there was any SU7 specific code. I'll check.


Pilou wrote:HAve you a little animation of what must the glue's pot must do?

A video of the plugin in use? Yes I'll make one once I make v1.1.0.
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby Pilou » Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:16 pm

Same result in V7, so I must to miss something evident :oops:
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:28 pm

Do you get menus?
Can you start the tool?
Do you see the glue bottle cursor?
Are there error messages in the Ruby Console?
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:38 pm

Works like a charm under SU6.
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby Gaieus » Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:48 pm

thomthom wrote:
Pilou wrote:HAve you a little animation of what must the glue's pot must do?

A video of the plugin in use? Yes I'll make one once I make v1.1.0.

Here you go sir (especially, with the annotations it is pretty fast so pause it when needed):

YouTube - Superglue Plugin for SketchUp
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:52 pm

:thumb: Cheers Gaieus!

I owe you a cookie.
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:53 pm

:shock:
I forgot my Cookieware stamp!

I forgot the cookie!!!
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby Gaieus » Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:56 pm

thomthom wrote::thumb: Cheers Gaieus!

I realised I could (should) add your name to the Title filed, too, not just into the description filed.
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I owe you a cookie.

How about a beer instead?
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:57 pm

Beer also works! :D ...but I forgot! I'm worried about my mind now...
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby mitcorb » Wed Jul 07, 2010 1:01 pm

Wow!!
This thread just started and already has two pages of replies.
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 1:03 pm

mitcorb wrote:Wow!!
This thread just started and already has two pages of replies.

hehe - inflated by my replies.
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby Gaieus » Wed Jul 07, 2010 1:05 pm

Added some pauses when reading the annotation text seemed to be a bit fast. Gee, I like these features.

thomthom wrote:
mitcorb wrote: Wow!!
This thread just started and already has two pages of replies.

hehe - inflated by my replies.

And mine...
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Re: [Plugin] Superglue (1.0.0) — 07 July 2010

Postby thomthom » Wed Jul 07, 2010 1:18 pm

What do you use to make the videos with annotations?
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