- Make Faces Google Sketchup Plugin Download Full
- Make Faces Google Sketchup Plugin Download Windows 10
- Make Faces Google Sketchup Plugin Download
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COMPLEX ROOFS IN SKETCHUP with Roof by TIG – SketchUp Extension of the Week #51
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- This happens all the time with imported CAD drawings. To resolve this, download the IntersectOverlaps plugin, and then run Makefaces again. Points may not be coplanar (on the same plane). Use can use the ToolsUtilitiesQuery Tool to check the faces for their coordinates. A quick test is to draw a diagonal line.
In today’s SketchUp extension introduction video, we’re going to talk about an extension that allows you to quickly create roofs for your models in SketchUp! This SketchUp Roof plugin (Roof by TIG) allows you to create multiple different kinds of roofs quickly and easily in SketchUp.
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Make Faces Google Sketchup Plugin Download Full
Plugin Name:
Roof
Plugin Developer:
Tig
Plugin Cost: Free
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ROOF BY TIG DOWNLOAD – https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=Roof
ROOF MANUAL LINK – https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=66826 (Second Post)
Make Faces Google Sketchup Plugin Download Windows 10
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Make Faces Google Sketchup Plugin Download
Roof is an extension from Tig that contains a suite of roof creation tools. If you’ve ever struggled to create a roof on a building in SketchUp, this extension can make your life a lot easier.
The way it works is simple – you simply create your building, then select a face, go up to extensions, roof, and select the kind of roof you’d like to create on your building.
This extension allows several different kinds of roofs –
- Hip
- Mansard/Sprocket
- Gable ended
- Pyramid
In addition, it also contains a tool that allows you to measure the slope of a face.
The first thing I want to note is there is a very helpful help file that doesn’t get downloaded and installed with this extension. I’ve linked to it up above – it’s a very comprehensive guide with some very helpful tips.
Now let’s take a look at some of the options that come along with this extension:
- Roof slope
- Fascia Size and Soffit Size – Allow you to set the height of the vertical fascia on your roof as well as the length of the overhang. You can also set if the fascia or the soffit slope.
- Select layer and materials – set what layer the roof gets placed on, as well as the material of the roof, soffit, and fascia. Note that the only materials that show up in these lists are materials actively in your model, so you may need to create a little surface somewhere with the roof material you’d like on it.
- Mansard/Sprocket allows you to set the lower and upper roof slopes, as well as the height of the upper roof (in addition to all the other tools we discussed before).
- The gable ended roof allows you to pick the side of your roof that the gable will be on by selecting multiple points. The dropdowns allow you to adjust the kind of gables created.
- Pyramid works in much the same way as gable – you select 3 points to create your roof from.
- Finally, if you ever want to calculate the slope of a face, you can run the get slope tool to select one individual face
- Select your whole model or a portion of your model
- Activate MakeFaces from the Tools Menu
- Makefaces will run, and will report statistics at the end of the run
- A progress bar will be updated on the Status Bar while running.
- Another script, ProgressBar, is required. You must download it as well.
If, after running Makefaces, you are not satisfied with the results, there may be reasons that all the faces you thought should have been created, did not get created.
- Your model is too small. SketchUpTM will not create very small faces, less than approximately 1/16' or less than 1mm. Try scaling your model up 10X or more and rerun.
- There may be stray line fragments that interrupt normal face creation. Run StrayLines to see if any of these types of lines exist in your drawing.
- Line segments may not form a closed loop. Again, run StrayLines to identify these. If you have downloaded the CloseOpens script, it will most likely close the opens automatically. See the notes for CloseOpens.
- Lines may overlap each other, but not intersect each other. You can determine this by selecting a line that crosses another. If the highlighted portion of the selected line segment extends across another line, and they touch, then this is the case. This happens all the time with imported CAD drawings. To resolve this, download the IntersectOverlaps plugin, and then run Makefaces again.
- Points may not be coplanar (on the same plane). Use can use the Tools>Utilities>Query Tool to check the faces for their coordinates. A quick test is to draw a diagonal line. If the faces close automatically when a diagonal line is drawn, the loop of lines are most likely not coplanar.
Recent changes:
1.3: Added the new progressbar.rb code support.
1.4: Now, you don't have to select anything before you run. Or, you can select a subset of your drawing and have Makefaces run only against that portion.