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Hello everyone,this is my first topic. I have two basic questions:- I have dowloaded and installed the plugins bezier.rb, bezierspline.rb, etc., but that doesn't give me a regular vector bezier drawing tool (like in Adobe Illustrator for example). Does such a drawing tool exist for Sketchup?- I can import simple vector formes created in Illustrator as DXF or DWG files.
However, once in Sketchup, it is not possible to extrude the formes with the 'push pull' tool. One has to re-draw over the top in freehand, which is very difficult (as I said earlier, the bezier plug-ins are difficult to use also and don't behave like regular bezier tools).Hope you can help.(I am on a Mac). Bezier curves are completely incompatible with any kind of mesh modeller, which relies upon a series of flat faces to simulate a curved surface.
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Insert a Bezier Curve to the Sketchup model based on four control points. Function curves. Download the amazing FREE SketchUp here! The Bezier Curve Tool is used to model smooth curves that. I am using sketchup 2015 on windows 8. That is common with setting Bezier curves.
Hence, any kind of Bezier tool, including the Ruby plugin, will produce not a continuous curve but a series of straight-line segments. The bezier charactersitics are limited to the means of actually achieving that line.the usual contol handles etc.You can export beziers from Illustrator, but you'll need to break them down into similar straight segments first, by using the Illustrator controls to put in enough anchor points to maintain the apparent smoothness of the curve before converting it to straight lines. You can then export to dwg to bring it into SketchUp.You can just export to an early release of AutoCAD dwg, such as R11, without going through the manual increase of anchor points. This will automatically export the curve as straight line segments. The problem is that there will be thousands of them, resulting in thousands of faces when such a shape is extruded.Attached is a SU file with both methods exported from Illustrator. You could argue that the manual one on the left doesn't have enough nodes (I left it that way for comparison), but it depends what you are using it for and exactly how much of this stuff you have in the model.
Certainly, if you have too much of the auto export on the right, the model would quickly become unnavigable. Bob,I'm not familiar with AutoCAD, but certainly Illustrator and CorelDraw allow you to edit a bezier curve and incrementally increase the number of nodes.placing an intermediate one between each existing one.by means of a single click, before converting the whole thing to straight lines.As Jim (?) mentioned Illustrator, that's what I used. In my example, the resulting dwgs were simply imported into SU and a single line traced over to fill in the faces (MakeFaces.rb does it better with complex shapes), before extruding. BTW Jim, doing it this way there was no question of having to trace the entire outline.
- Bezier Curves Sketchup Plugin Free Hello everyone,this is my first topic. I have two basic questions:- I have dowloaded and installed the plugins bezier.rb, bezierspline.rb, etc., but that doesn't give me a regular vector bezier drawing tool (like in Adobe Illustrator for example).
- The Bezier Spline plugin created by Fredo6 on SketchUcation.com is a set of tools to create bezier curves easily. As SketchUp does not come with a good option for this, Bezier Spline allows you to create these curves with ease by utilizing the almost 13 tools in the palette.
- It contains a wide array of tools to deal with nonrational (and rational Bezier curves. In order to turn on tools/icons, the users have to choose a nonrational (bezier-curve-tool) as well as rational Bezier Curve (rational-bezier-curve-tool) which are accessible in the Tools menu and in the right mouse button context menu and in viewtoolbars under Bezier Curve Manager.
What you may find however is that if you import a dwg into a file already containing existing geometry the dwg will import grouped.so as not to connect to that geometry. In order to fill-in the face(s) and Push/Pull, it is first necessary to either explode that group or enter Group Edit mode.
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What google bezier plugin? What is the problem with it?
Etc.thanks.One of the plugins Google has had available for download is a Bezier tool - let you draw Bezier curves. It came before Fredo made his excellent collection of Spline tools.Googles plugin is availible from the link Jeff linked to:The problem was that due to a SU8 bug in the API you could not edit the curves any more. I simply added a small workaround to make it function again. Thomthom wrote:Why aren't you updating?Updating SketchUp would eliminate the need for this plugin. It's always advisable to keep your software up to date so you have the latest fixes.updating SketchUp to M2, Thomas?well, that's a good idea perhaps. But, i usually wait for bugs fix in anything.
Including SketchUp.i always keep my SketchUp 6. Because that was the last version that i know works well and with a lot of bonus packs available to download back then. Nowadays SketchUp would only gives you Component Samplerif God will, i'll keep it forever.
The Bezier Spline plugin created by Fredo6 on SketchUcation.com is a set of tools to create bezier curves easily. As SketchUp does not come with a good option for this, Bezier Spline allows you to create these curves with ease by utilizing the almost 13 tools in the palette.
The most commonly used is the “Classic Bezier Curve” tool, it allows you to place the dependent arc points outside of the arc to control the curve. Also allowing you to place as many points as these as needed. Another useful tool from the palette is the “Polyline Arc Corners” tool, it allows you to create a polyline as you wish continuously and creating a bend which is determined by placing the radius measurement in the dialogue box when first using the tool. There are many more tools that work similarly. Some of the different tools are the “Polyline Dog-Bone Corners” and “Polyline T-Bone Corners” these tools in the palette allow you to place circles in place of corners, these two differ on the place ment of the circle. Some other great features of this plugin is that you can edit curves after you use them with the “Edit” button and it even has a tool to complete curves called “Close Loop Nicely” and “Close Loop With a Line”. This plugin has many features and is best to experiment with them to really understand the full effect of this Plugin.
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The plugin has very little drawbacks, but the main thing that this plugin cannot do in our experience is to create curves on all 3 axis’. No matter how much we try the plugin always creates curves on one single plane.
Overall, The Bezier Spline plugin created by Fredo6 is a… At the time of this review this plugin is free and is available at SketchUcation.com. I give this plugin 4 out 5 stars.
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