Where does this statement come from ? It uses a '' instead of a ‘/’.
works as a charm, but one more question, is it possible to change code so that before exporting model will be placed on 0,0,0 axies?
I installed TIG-Export.rb ok.
When I run it though, it just does two files and then sends an error report (“bug splat”).
I’m running Sketchup 2016.
Any ideas how to get it working? Or an alternative solution?
Cheers.
open Window >> Ruby Console and try again…
copy paste any error messages into a code block by using backticks
```ruby
paste error here
johnI have exactly the same error, but the program crashes before I can see any error message. Is there some log file that is written to? I sent a crash report (Crash Report #16543).
I also added the line “Sketchup.active_model.close” to the script inside the loop after the export. It was just opening multiple windows otherwise, and I thought that might have been the source of the crashing. But unfortunately, it wasn’t. It actually only gets through about 4 files before crashing, so the number of windows opened never became a problem I guess.
on a mac running batches from ruby can be tricky…
I hadn’t spoted that @Leo is also on a mac…
If you happy coding, you could try an experiment based on something I recently discovered with a plugin I’m developing…
I can private message you a snippet if you want…
john
That sounds good. I am happy coding, although I admit I don’t really know Ruby, but I’m a reasonably experienced Python programmer, so I can probably figure out how to make it work. Please send me the snippet you are talking about. I might be able to try what I’m doing on a Windows VM, too, unless the graphics is an issue doing that.
Thanks!
There is a crash log written. On a Mac you can view it under the User Diagnostic Reports using the Console app. However, it is not likely to be much use to you unless you are expert at UNIX crash reports!
Not especially, but here is what looks like the most important bits.
Crashed Thread: 0 Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV)
Exception Codes: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x00000251000007ff
VM Regions Near 0x251000007ff:
MALLOC_LARGE 000000016f763000-000000016f793000 [ 192K] rw-/rwx SM=PRV
-->
__TEXT 0000123440000000-0000123440865000 [ 8596K] r-x/rwx SM=COW /System/Library/Extensions/GeForceGLDriver.bundle/Contents/MacOS/GeForceGLDriver
The second of the lines you posted says pretty clearly that there was an issue with the driver for your graphics card (I assume you realized that which is why you posted them).
Yes, I tried it on my MacBook Pro yesterday, as well, and had the same problem (same symptom), but I did not check the log messages. I just assumed it was not a problem with my hardware but something in the program. However, I just checked the log messages on my macbook now, and it is a different exception code: EXC_I386_GPFLT with exception note: EXC_CORPSE_NOTIFY. So I’m stumped. I’ll see about running this on Windows when I get a chance.
How can I export every Scene of a Sketchupfile into the PDF-Format ?
I tried to replace “obj” by “pdf” in the Script and in “TIG::Export.new(“obj”)”.
Answered in your other thread. Please follow forum Guidelines and do not double post, nor take threads off-topic (ie, this topic is about OBJ export):
