| function sketchup_version() { | |
| const regex = /SketchUp Pro\/(\d+(?:\.\d+)+)/; | |
| const matches = navigator.userAgent.match(regex); | |
| return matches[1]; | |
| } |
| def metric? | |
| unit_options = Sketchup.active_model.options["UnitsOptions"] | |
| return false unless unit_options["LengthFormat"] == Length::Decimal | |
| [Length::Millimeter, Length::Centimeter, Length::Meter].include?(unit_options["LengthUnit"]) | |
| end | |
| default = metric? ? 100.mm : 4.inch | |
| puts default |
https://extensions.sketchup.com/extension/33407317-e23a-40b9-8827-55aca1a198fd/eneroth-fog-tool
Set fog start and fog end (where model can no longer be seen) from either points in model or exact lengths.
A typical use is to add depth to parallel projection drawings, but it can also be used for height maps.
Activated from Tools > Fog Tools.
| module SketchupApplicationHelper | |
| def self.path | |
| Sketchup.find_support_file('sketchup.exe') | |
| end | |
| def self.start | |
| # Need quotation marks around path as it contains spaces. | |
| pid = Process.spawn("\"#{path}\"") | |
| Process.detach(pid) | |
| end |
| def metric?(model = Sketchup.active_model) | |
| unit_options = model.options["UnitsOptions"] | |
| return false unless unit_options["LengthFormat"] == Length::Decimal | |
| [ | |
| Length::Millimeter, | |
| Length::Centimeter, | |
| Length::Meter | |
| ].include?(unit_options["LengthUnit"]) | |
| end |
| # Load SketchUp plugins from Git working directories. | |
| # | |
| # Place this script in SketchUp's extension folder and adapt pattern | |
| # to where you keep SketchUp extensions Git repos. | |
| # | |
| # Make sure all Git repos have a folder `src` or `source` containing | |
| # the actual SketchUp extension code, as opposed to tests and other | |
| # project related files. | |
| pattern = "/Users/cenerot/Source/SketchUp Extensions/*/{src,source}/" |
https://extensions.sketchup.com/extension/fb385104-103e-4176-b1e5-92e114bad57a/eneroth-tool-memory
Similar to how Alt+Tab cycles applications in Windows, this plugin can be used to cycle recently used tools in SketchUp. This can greatly speed up and streamline the modeling process, especially for tools that aren't used enough to take up a custom shortcuts, but used too frequently when used to be manually located in the menu each time.
https://extensions.sketchup.com/extension/6eb2922c-a13b-4cc6-b527-d4fa5cc5317b/eneroth-align-face
This tool aligns faces to given planes. This is highly useful in many situations native PushPull, Move or Scale can't handle due to face connextions.
Activated from Extensions > Eneroth Align Face or its toolbar.
https://extensions.sketchup.com/extension/16cd999d-050e-4910-b0a4-699f83decd75/eneroth-auto-weld
Another weld plugin? Yup, but this one has some unique features.
This plugin doesn't just weld the selected edges together but searches for edges that can be welded and weld them all at once. The search is limited to the selection if there is one, otherwise all edges in the current drawing context are checked.
The plugin also automatically look for edges to weld whenever Follow Me Tool has been used. This means you wont have to deal with all the exploded curves each time you use the tool.
Swiftly pick up any component or group and use it to replace others. Useful for architectural design when you need to replace many components at once, e.g. try out how the building looks with another kind of windows or to quickly replace lots of furniture. Also useful for rendering to replace proxies with more detailed components.
Activated from Extensions > Eneroth Component Replacer or its toolbar.