#sketchup. Random Replacement of Components by Sdmitch
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Random Replacement of Components by Sdmitch :craqueur:
"This plug uses two sets of components, a source set and a target set. Sets are identified by giving all the members of the set the same component name. Components also have a definition name which is what is entered when the component is created. The component name is displayed and can be assigned in the Entity Info panel. The appearence of a component is determined by the definition assigned to it by the definition name. If a sub-set of target components are pre-selected, then only those will be randomly changed."
A little tut ;)
No limite of number of any components source or target! :cheers:
You can name all your source components by hand but it's painfull when you have numerous!
So a little trick ;)
Just select Components source and copy this in the ruby console
Sketchup.active_model.selection.each{|c| c.name='Source'}
Your source components are now named "Source"
You can make the same for Target Component ;)
Just select Components source and copy this in the ruby console
Sketchup.active_model.selection.each{|c| c.name='Target'}
Redundant with the use of the Info box dialog :D
It's perfect for make some cinetic sculptures!
Or fill space with no periodic volumes :D
You press the button and you have anothe sculpture in a second :clap:
"This plug uses two sets of components, a source set and a target set. Sets are identified by giving all the members of the set the same component name. Components also have a definition name which is what is entered when the component is created. The component name is displayed and can be assigned in the Entity Info panel. The appearence of a component is determined by the definition assigned to it by the definition name. If a sub-set of target components are pre-selected, then only those will be randomly changed."
A little tut ;)
No limite of number of any components source or target! :cheers:
You can name all your source components by hand but it's painfull when you have numerous!
So a little trick ;)
Just select Components source and copy this in the ruby console
Sketchup.active_model.selection.each{|c| c.name='Source'}
Your source components are now named "Source"
You can make the same for Target Component ;)
Just select Components source and copy this in the ruby console
Sketchup.active_model.selection.each{|c| c.name='Target'}
Redundant with the use of the Info box dialog :D
It's perfect for make some cinetic sculptures!
Or fill space with no periodic volumes :D
You press the button and you have anothe sculpture in a second :clap:
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