Introducing a new plugin.
This Ruby is a feature that can also be widely used in the architecture and interior design industries, and it is free Ruby.
This feature allows you to copy an object to a point at the desired location when copying it, and then paste it back to the copied point when pasting.
In architecture, when you need to place trees using the scatter function and then add the rest in detail, it was always inconvenient to have to select the trees and then copy and move them one by one using M+Ctrl, which was both inconvenient and repetitive. However, this feature can be very useful in usability because it allows you to copy to the point below the tree and paste it to the point, enabling repeated pasting.
There seem to be many other ways it can be used.
In interior design, even for the same interior space, modeling is done with various drafts such as Design 1, Design 2, and Design 3. Each time, you can make it easier to move the source from draft 1 to draft 2 by using M+Ctrl, and you can copy text, windows, and so on as points and quickly paste them into the desired point.
In addition, it appears to be easy to use in various fields such as landscaping, civil engineering, and product design.
Function Description
TAB: A feature that allows selecting groups and components
Arrow left/right keys: Rotate the object 90 degrees
Arrow up/down key: invert the object
x number: multiplication function (same as the existing SketchUp function)
/ Number: Division function (same as the existing SketchUp function)
Many free plugins are scheduled to be released in the future. Please keep watching and look forward to it! Thank you.