Hi, can anyone share a video or explain how to use “ene_2d_plane_v1.0.0” plugin (the plugin projects - generates automatically 2d plans out of 3d projects)
I haven’t used that extension but it begs the question, why not use Parallel Projection and standard views for scenes and then use LayOut for your plans?
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I think it’s more practical not going at all in LayOut, i like Dibac plugin but since it is payed one, this one seems similar and free
Thank you i thought that it is something similar to Dibac
I guess that’s your choice but I think it’s much more practical to do my documentation in LayOut than in SketchUp.
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So what is the difference of this Eneroth 2D Plane and Eneroth face creator plugin, i returned cause i was thinking probably i still am not getting right this plugin ?
Each of the extensions does what it says in the description and can be seen in the pictures or videos
Eneroth 2D plane - Adds face on X Y plane in selected groups or components.
Eneroth Face Creator - Creates all possible faces from the selected edges or active drawing context if nothing is selected.
Ok, thansks a lot, now I see, I thought that Eneroth 2D plane somehow projects 2D faces of selected models, in fact it simply creates planes of 2d shapes
I found some 2d projection plugins: Curic make 2D, Flatten to Plane along with WorkPlane and Eneroth Project to Face but they all produce bug splat in large projects / models
I was trying to replace and simplify DIBAC 2D feature of floor plans
Anyway, thanks a lot
Of course it does, LayOut is the best way ti go from 3D to 2D