And really, the people our anger should be aimed at are not on this forum. I call it justified anger (in france, we have been demonstrating against this, amongst many other things. watching massive companies all around the world announce record profits while taking the blunt of inflation in the face. maybe the last time they established the australian price the rate was better, we’ve seen similar price changes with the euro recently.įrom 444 to 515 it’s a 16% inflation hike in range with the 17% calculated by Dave.īut yeah. Over the last 5 years, the rate between US and AUS $ has gone from 1.7 (maximum) to 1.29. Companies that sell internationally tend to announce their prices once. That’s a 55% increase.Įxchange rate adjustment. In Australian $$ last year the subscription was AU$332. Submenu.I’ve been using Sketchup since the beginning. If = UI.menu("Plugins").add_submenu("Gear") Puts("Stopped at interrupt(parameter = true) # Map instances array to a new array of subarrays: # Hash:: class constructor method that takes. Instances = Create a Hash with instance keys and their transform values using the If = UI.start_timer(1.0, false) = PRIVATE INSTANCE METHODS Model.active_view.animation = nil if = self.new(model) # initialize called with model ( CLICK HERE TO EXPAND ) # encoding: UTF-8 (Untested, except to be sure it loaded without syntax errors.)įor those that want to just look without downloading …
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(d) Code that creates UI objects (commands, menu items, toolbars, buttons) should be wrapped within a load guard so that they are only created once. (c) Only Ruby classes and select API classes should ever be defined in the top level ObjectSpace (because they become global.) (b) Local variables should not be created at the top level within the ObjectSpace. It also is best to separate each of your extensions from others within the namespace using submodules. (a) All code for SketchUp should be within a unique namespace module. (It seems like the various AI bots search the web for examples and think bad code are gospel because it posted on the web and parrot it as answers.) I know this is a little test code, but we encourage proper coding here for a shared environment. (7) A toggle command usually reverses a Boolean variable: def = in Ruby it is kind of weird to use 0 and 1 for Boolean state. BoundingBox#center already returns a Geom::Point3d object. (6) In the rp = Geom::Point3d.new() statement, it is frivolous to construct a point obejct. Their rotational transform will not change, … they will rotate by the same amount, about the same axis point, each frame.
Ie, gears are pressed onto shafts and normally do not move.
It is very inefficient to be getting the gear definition’s instances collection anew and reiterating it and recreating each instance’s rotational transformation again and again in every frame. Probably this means within the initialize method. (5) I would suggest you calculate what you can before the animation loop starts. The Sketchup::ComponentDefinition#instances method returns an Array that has an #each iterator (among others defined, as well as all those mixed in from module Enumerable.) There is no need whatsoever to stuff objects into the selection set in order to iterate them. Likely, you should assign it to in initialize and use that instance variable throughout.
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(3) You have the statement mod = Sketchup.active_model, but then repeatedly call Sketchup.active_model.
Any variables passed to new are passed on to initialize. (2) All the in your class should be (ie, instance variables, as that is how you are using them.) In addition their initialization should be moved into an initialize instance method which is called automatically by a class’ new constructor method after the object has been created. I suspect the weirdness is a result of your misuse of the selection object. I cannot test you code, because you did not provide a test model with the definition and instances. I ask be cause the 2023 release uses a different GUI framework that may have issues. Your profile states you are on SketchUp 2022.
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