by Ahmed0007 » Thu Dec 28, 2017 7:58 pm
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by fredo6 » Thu Dec 28, 2017 10:52 pm
Thanks. Good tutorial video. I noticed that TutorialUp makes very didactic videos, going into some details and some usage that I did not think of myself. In the case of this video on Curvizard, I think what may be missing is the interactive approach of Curvizard, that is the point-and-click capability to operate transformations (as opposed to pre-selection) Fredo
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by CassieFlo » Wed Mar 28, 2018 3:43 pm
Hi,
I've downloaded this plugin using the SCF Plugin Store (and restarted Sketchup right after) and have LibFredo6 8.1. However I keep getting a message that pops up saying that I have to install LibFredo6 v6.9 or higher to run curvizard...any thoughts on what is going on or how I can get this plugin working?
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by TIG » Wed Mar 28, 2018 3:48 pm
Assuming you have download both the latest LibFredo and installed it, and also the the latest version of Curvizard... and you have restarted SketchUp completely...
Then that error is indeed strange.
You profile says: you have a MAC using SketchUp Pro - pre-v6 ! Can you correct it and advise us on your current configuration...
Help us to help you...
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by CassieFlo » Wed Mar 28, 2018 4:09 pm
TIG wrote:Assuming you have download both the latest LibFredo and installed it, and also the the latest version of Curvizard... and you have restarted SketchUp completely...
Then that error is indeed strange.
You profile says: you have a MAC using SketchUp Pro - pre-v6 ! Can you correct it and advise us on your current configuration...
Help us to help you...
I have indeed installed both latest versions and restarted SU completely multiple times. And oops! I am not sure why that was listed as such, I am using SU 2018.
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by fredo6 » Wed Mar 28, 2018 5:32 pm
Cassie,
I just published an update to Curvizard (v2.1a), as I realized the published version was quite old (2015).
Can you tell me if you still get an error.
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by fredo6 » Wed Mar 28, 2018 5:50 pm
NEW RELEASE: Curvizard v2.1a - 28 Mar 18Curvizard 2.1a is a maintenance release to keep the plugin on par with latest LibFredo6 versions. So upgrade is strongly suggested[/b][/color][/size]. Requirement: LibFredo6 8.1 or aboveSee main post of this thread for Download of Curvizard. Fredo
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by CassieFlo » Wed Mar 28, 2018 6:47 pm
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Yes! That worked, thank you so much!
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by bambutec » Fri Apr 20, 2018 2:13 pm
Hi Fredo,
actually ´m using your palette tools a lot. Not the Curvizard yet, but wonder if it would be possible to draw a real spatial contour. The tutorial did not refer on a spatial type of editing the vertices.
My desire is related to an intuitive process creating contour lines of a hull, which is not yet defined , means from scratch.
The strategy follows many times to find a resulting spatial contour from two related planar contours.
Do you have an idea in terms of Plugin for this ?
Thank you for your work its really great .
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by Box » Tue Jul 03, 2018 3:24 pm
Hi Fredo I'm getting a repeatable error when using Curvizard Convert Edges to Guides. It happens with any edge, even a single straight line. This is with 2018 pro all plugins up to date, Libfredo6 8.4g It works correctly in 2017. I've attached the error text.
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by fredo6 » Tue Jul 03, 2018 10:26 pm
NEW RELEASE: Curvizard v2.1c - 03 Jul 18Curvizard 2.1c is a maintenance release fixing a small bug signaled by Box. Requirement: LibFredo6 8.1 or aboveSee main post of this thread for Download of Curvizard. Fredo
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by fredo6 » Fri Nov 23, 2018 11:54 pm
NEW RELEASE: Curvizard v2.2a - 23 Nov 18Requirement: LibFredo6 8.6m or aboveCurvizard 2.2a introduces new toolbar icons designed by JClements. They are provided in Vector mode (SVG, PDF) and Raster mode (PNG), and thus should scale for hi-res screens on SketchUp versions >= SU2016 (and all versions on Mac) Curvizard Toolbar.png ------------------------------------------------------------- See Plugin Page of Curvizard for Download. See main post of this thread for discussion on Curvizard. Fredo
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by rv1974 » Sat Nov 24, 2018 8:48 am
Since there's a little hope to see this as core function, I wish we had a commercial FredoSplines with following interactive features: 1. handles for shape editing 2. 3 types of control points: smooth\corner\bezier 3. interactive refinement (=segmentation) control 4. Important for arch modelling: total slope (in %%) AND (optionaly) total height input
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by fredo6 » Sun Feb 24, 2019 12:10 pm
NEW RELEASE: Curvizard v2.4a - 24 Feb 19Curvizard 2.4a offers 2 new tools[/b][/color] in order to reconstruct Polygons, Arc or Circle from a sequence of edges, when this is possible. Requirement: LibFredo6 8.8a or above----------------------------------------- See Home Page of Curvizard for information and Download. See Main post of this Curvizard thread for discussion, bug reports and suggestions.
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by pbacot » Sun Feb 24, 2019 8:14 pm
That can be very useful at times. Thanks!
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by designerbursa » Wed Feb 27, 2019 8:20 am
"Convert Guides to Edges" Are you considering adding ?
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by designerbursa » Wed Feb 27, 2019 9:11 am
"Convert to Arc / Circle" thank you fredo6
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by fredo6 » Wed Feb 27, 2019 9:12 am
designerbursa wrote:"Convert Guides to Edges" Are you considering adding ?
This would be different! Anyway, there are already several plugins doing that, like TIG xLine2Line.
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by uwesketch » Thu Feb 28, 2019 10:08 pm
New feature "Convert to Arc/Circle":Great, thanks a lot Fredo. - Is it correct, that when using "Make curves", that now the curve is converted automatically to an arc as well?
- Now I can finally convert the corner edges generated by FredoCorner (using circle rounding) back to arcs, if desired. This then allows adding radius measurements in Sketchup and Layout!
- Any chance that this feature is added as an option to FredoCorner for the generation of the corner edges when rounding using circles?
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by fredo6 » Thu Feb 28, 2019 10:14 pm
uwesketch wrote:Is it correct, that when using "Make curves", that now the curve is converted automatically to an arc as well?
Correct. I may introduce an option to disable this behavior however. uwesketch wrote:Any chance that this feature is added as an option to FredoCorner for the generation of the corner edges when rounding using circles?
I understand that you ask for creating curves, possibly arcs when applicable. I assume that only the rounding edges on rounded borders are to be converted to curves. Fredo
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by bharralure » Fri Mar 01, 2019 12:25 am
Merci beaucoup Fredo
Un outil qui va remplacer avantageusement (parce que beaucoup plus complet) "niline2arc" de Nobnob qui, malgré tout et sans mise à jour depuis 6 ans, fonctionne toujours. Les améliorations que j'apprécie: - sélection multiple, y compris avec les faces - ne pas être obligé d'entrer à l'intérieur des groupes et composants - l'outil reconnait les cercle ou arc même si l'option "convertir en courbe" à été choisie
peut être est t'il possible de découvrir d'autres astuces ...
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by uwesketch » Fri Mar 01, 2019 10:13 am
uwesketch wrote: Is it correct, that when using "Make curves", that now the curve is converted automatically to an arc as well?
Fredo6 wrote: Correct. I may introduce an option to disable this behavior however.
Since an arc or n-gon (polygon) is as well a curve, it is not wrong to always convert to an arc or polygon, if it is an arc or polygon. I do not see any disadvantage for this. Any chance that this feature is added as an option to FredoCorner for the generation of the corner edges when rounding using circles?
I understand that you ask for creating curves, possibly arcs when applicable. I assume that only the rounding edges on rounded borders are to be converted to curves.
Yes, only the corner edges, not as well the inner edges or borders. To clarify I marked in below picture the edges. CornerEdges_to_Curves.png
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by fredo6 » Fri Mar 01, 2019 11:21 am
uwesketch wrote:Yes, only the corner edges, not as well the inner edges or borders. To clarify I marked in below picture the edges. CornerEdges_to_Curves.png
Conversion to curve is probably possible. But be aware that in most cases, this won't be an arc of circle, even if you chose a Circular profile, except in the special cases where the corner is purely made of orthogonal faces.
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by uwesketch » Fri Mar 01, 2019 2:23 pm
Fredo6 wrote: Conversion to curve is probably possible. But be aware that in most cases, this won't be an arc of circle, even if you chose a Circular profile, except in the special cases where the corner is purely made of orthogonal faces.
Looking already forward to it. Agree, it will not be in all cases an arc. But it is enough, if the edge to be rounded is perpendicular to the face at the end of the edge.
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by pilou » Fri Mar 15, 2019 12:21 am
Trivial question but...when something is Converted to guides lines with Curvizard How to make the inverse ? TIG xLine2line makes that but you must edit the Group generated above and the little black crosses are always living ! So Curvizard don't make this trivial thing ? (i miss maybe something too 
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by fredo6 » Fri Mar 15, 2019 10:46 am
pilou wrote:Trivial question but...when something is Converted to guides lines with Curvizard How to make the inverse ? TIG xLine2line makes that but you must edit the Group generated above and the little black crosses are always living ! So Curvizard don't make this trivial thing ? (i miss maybe something too 
Curvizard could do it, but it is supposed to work on true edges. So that's why the function 'convert Construction Lines to Edges' should live in another plugin. I did not do it because there was some existing, but it is not too complex. Fredo
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by pilou » Fri Mar 15, 2019 11:01 am
Will be fine and more speedy than research the good plugin, enter the Group, click the lines, kill the cross points, explode the group etc... 
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by Box » Mon Feb 03, 2020 6:38 am
Hi Fredo, I think this has happened since the latest update to libfredo. If I remember correctly Smooth, Simplify etc previously left the edges welded but now explode the curve. Unless I'm missing an autoweld setting.
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by fredo6 » Mon Feb 03, 2020 8:38 am
I can reproduce it. Strange. I am looking into the issue and will come back.
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by fredo6 » Mon Feb 03, 2020 5:04 pm
Problem of Sketchup curves not constructed fixed with LibFredo6 v9.5d. Fredo
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