Thank-you to all those who are sending in bug reports. Please keep sending those in, they are very helpful and I am able to track down and put out the little fires that much more quickly.
If you think you have encountered a bug, turn on the Ruby Console in SketchUp, then duplicate the behavior and then send me any error codes generated with other pertinent details. I will do my best to remedy all bugs that are detected and reported.
You can manually turn on the Ruby Console without using this feature in the plugin. By turning off debug mode it does not disable the Ruby Console, however you would have to toggle it on from the developers menu.
This feature is identical to the overhang feature included with steel decks and will allow the user to set an overhang and then selectively assign specific edges which do not have the overhang enabled.
Previously if you set the ceiling inset parameter to zero the logic would try to apply this zero offset and would throw an error and then abort the draw process. I guess I automatically assumed a non-zero inset (ie. 3.5 or 5.5 inches) and did not test it with a zero inset, so I never caught this specific state.
Shout out to @ArtisanTony for finding this one for me. I probably would never have found out since I’m always using an inset when I turn on the gypsum, I don’t think I’ve ever used a zero inset.
Keep sending in those bug reports, it is greatly appreciated. This extension isn’t very old so I know there are still a few more small fires to put out, the trick of course is finding them all.
I think that gets us to nine different I-Joist manufacturers in the US and Canada. I think Lebel and Eacom (both out of Canada) also make some I-Joist products, but I don’t believe they have as much market share as the companies listed below:
Enabled the following methods within the Medeek Floor API: ijoist_floor_draw, validate_medeekfloor, floor_move, floor_regen, floor_read_attributes, floor_get_attribute, floor_set_attribute
Added the Medeek Floor API Documentation page to the website.
Added the Medeek Floor API - Floor Attribute Library Index page to the website.
Added a floor “profile” edit tool within the context menu for floor assemblies.
Added a “Grid Snap” option with hotkey (End key) into the floor profile edit tool.
This is the same profile edit tool I’m using in the new Custom wall tool. I’ve also kept the original outline edit tool within the context menu for now. The grid snap option also includes the same floating grid as the custom wall tool.