Hi Everyone, Allow me to introduce myself; I'm the author of 1001bit tools. Rest assured, i wrote all the scripts from scratch; and they are original. Atlauncher Stuck.

I can understand that some of the scripts may look similar to something that others have written before; after all, for example a 'linear_array' function exists in most CAD program and no program is complete without one. What i'd like to say (in defense of my hours^2 of hardwork), is that if you try out my linear_array, you'll notice important differences in approach; 1) Option 1 - setting out of entities equally divided in middle or with entities placed at both ends; this is fundamental approach in setting out for architectural works, like balusters, columns etc. 2) Option 2 - fixed distance setting out from middle, start point. Etc, again is aimed specifically for architectural setting out of balusters, rowed seating, floor joists. And floor tiles setting out in interior works (although i doubt anyone would actually create a 3d tile and array it) 3) Option 3 - even distribution with max distance - this is specifically meant for balusters, where in some countries, there is a maximum gap control between balusters for safety reasons. I have put a lot of experience in CAD and architectural practice into this to make it an efficient tool specially meant for architectural works; which i believe no body else have attempted.

Another feature that made this different from others is that most of the tools works with grouped entities from outside the group. (I'm not sure whether other tools have done this before.) I really appreciate everyone's interest and looking forward to see more feedback on my works. Thanks & regards GohCH. GOHCH wrote:1) Option 1 - setting out of entities equally divided in middle or with entities placed at both ends; this is fundamental approach in setting out for architectural works, like balusters, columns etc.

1001bit Tools for sketchup plugin - is a collection of shareware plugins (Ruby scripts) for Google Sketchup that are dedicated for architectural works. 1001bit Tools is a plugin for Sketchup that has a range of tool in it. This plugin is created for specific functions such as creating walls, louvres, and roof. 1001bit Tools (Freeware) is a. Users your username AppData Roaming SketchUp SketchUp 2015 SketchUp Plugins. Author of 1001bit Tools, 1001bit Pro and 1001Shadows. Installing Gom Player Codecs Pack here.

2) Option 2 - fixed distance setting out from middle, start point. Etc, again is aimed specifically for architectural setting out of balusters, rowed seating, floor joists.

And floor tiles setting out in interior works (although i doubt anyone would actually create a 3d tile and array it) Still sounds to me that is is the same as what you can do in SketchUp by doing a MoveCopy and then enter *5 or /5 in the VCB. Or is there some extra settings/configurations? If so they'd benefit from a better description. GOHCH wrote:1) Option 1 - setting out of entities equally divided in middle or with entities placed at both ends; this is fundamental approach in setting out for architectural works, like balusters, columns etc. 2) Option 2 - fixed distance setting out from middle, start point.

Etc, again is aimed specifically for architectural setting out of balusters, rowed seating, floor joists. And floor tiles setting out in interior works (although i doubt anyone would actually create a 3d tile and array it) Still sounds to me that is is the same as what you can do in SketchUp by doing a MoveCopy and then enter *5 or /5 in the VCB.

Or is there some extra settings/configurations? If so they'd benefit from a better description. GOHCH wrote:3) Option 3 - even distribution with max distance - this is specifically meant for balusters, where in some countries, there is a maximum gap control between balusters for safety reasons. This one seems to have an edge over the SU's default MoveCopy. Nice collection of tools though.

Signed up for the betas. Thanks Thomas, Sketchup by itself is already very powerful for most purposes. Midas Civil 2011 Keygen. For some tools, like the edit vertex (which could also be done with SU's Move function) i'm just making it easier and some (like the array tools) are made to facilitate work flow that is closer to an architect's work flow; and those staircase tools are filling in missing gaps. Hi Goh, first of all congratulations on this clever toolset and thanks for your hard work.