You MUST put your code within a unique namespace module.
Then put your extension code within a extension submodule of your namespace module.
IE …
Do not define methods in the top level ObjectSpace.
Do not define instance variables in the top level ObjectSpace.
Please use 2 space indentation for Ruby code.
Use proper indentation.
Ie … not:
def variables
prompts = nil
prompts = [
'Epaisseur bardage:',
'Profondeur total ebrasement:',
'largeur prise:',
#'Hauteur ebrasement'
]
# ...
Instead do …
def variables
prompts = nil
prompts = [
'Epaisseur bardage:',
'Profondeur total ebrasement:',
'largeur prise:',
#'Hauteur ebrasement'
]
# ...
end
Meaning that the opening and closing of block must line up on the left.
Most code editors show indent lines to help with indentation.
Your menu item commands should be in a method because the proc cannot be redefined if you make changes and reload the rb file. Because reloading happens often during development, the menu building should be within a load guard block …
# encdoing: UTF-8
module DecherfBuilder # <<-- namespace for your company
module MyExtension # <<-- give a better extension name
extend self
def variables
prompts = nil
prompts = [
'Epaisseur bardage:',
'Profondeur total ebrasement:',
'largeur prise:',
#'Hauteur ebrasement'
]
parametres = [
20.mm,
50.mm,
30.mm,
#1000.mm
]
parametres = UI.inputbox(prompts, parametres, "Caractéristiques")
# ALWAYS need to check here if user canceled inputbox:
return false unless parametres
# Create some variables
@epaiss_bard = parametres[0] #Epaisseur du bardage
@prof_ebrasement = parametres[1] #Profondeur ebrasement
@larg_prise = parametres[2] #largeur de prise derrière le bardage
@hauteur_ebrase = parametres[3] #hauteur tableau
return true
end ### variables()
def joue_gauche
# Create the component definition
model = Sketchup.active_model
joue_gauche_def = model.definitions.add("joue_gauche")
joue_gauche_ent = joue_gauche_def.entities
@rayon_inter = 1.5.mm
@rayon_exter = 3.mm
@epaiss_tole = 1.5.mm
x0 = 0
x1 = @larg_prise
x2 = @larg_prise + @rayon_inter
x3 = x2 + @epaiss_tole
x4 = x3 + @rayon_inter
x5 = x4 + @rayon_inter
x6 = x5 + @epaiss_tole
y1 = 0 - @epaiss_bard - @rayon_inter
y2 = 0 - @rayon_inter
y3 = 0
y4 = @epaiss_tole
y5 = @epaiss_tole + @prof_ebrasement - @epaiss_bard
z = 0
pt1 = [x0, y3, z]
# Create a 1/4 circle, radius of 5, normal to the Z axis
center = Geom::Point3d.new x1, y2, 0
normal = Geom::Vector3d.new 0, 0, 1
xaxis = Geom::Vector3d.new 1, 0, 0
start_a = Math::PI/2
end_a = 0
model = Sketchup.active_model
entities = model.entities
edgearray1 = entities.add_arc center, xaxis, normal, @rayon_inter, start_a, end_a
edge = edgearray1[0]
arccurve = edge.curve
start_angle1 = arccurve.start_angle
pt2 = edgearray1[0].start
pt3 = edgearray1[-1].end
# Create a 1/4 circle, radius of 5, normal to the Z axis
center = Geom::Point3d.new x4, y1, 0
normal = Geom::Vector3d.new 0, 0, -1
xaxis = Geom::Vector3d.new 1, 0, 0
start_a = 0
end_a = Math::PI
model = Sketchup.active_model
entities = model.entities
edgearray2 = entities.add_arc center, xaxis, normal, @rayon_exter, start_a, end_a
edge = edgearray2[0]
arccurve = edge.curve
start_angle2 = arccurve.start_angle
pt4 = edgearray2[-1].end
pt5 = edgearray2[0].start #good
pt6 = [x6, y5, z]
pt7 = [x5, y5, z]
# Create a 1/4 circle, radius of 5, normal to the Z axis
center = Geom::Point3d.new x4, y1, 0
normal = Geom::Vector3d.new 0, 0, -1
xaxis = Geom::Vector3d.new 1, 0, 0
start_a = 0
end_a = Math::PI
model = Sketchup.active_model
entities = model.entities
edgearray3 = entities.add_arc center, xaxis, normal, @rayon_inter, start_a, end_a
edge = edgearray3[0]
arccurve = edge.curve
start_angle3 = arccurve.start_angle
pt8 = edgearray3[0].start #good
pt9 = edgearray3[-1].end
# Create a 1/4 circle, radius of 5, normal to the Z axis
center = Geom::Point3d.new x1, y2, 0
normal = Geom::Vector3d.new 0, 0, 1
xaxis = Geom::Vector3d.new 1, 0, 0
start_a = 0
end_a = Math::PI/2
model = Sketchup.active_model
entities = model.entities
edgearray4 = entities.add_arc center, xaxis, normal, @rayon_exter, start_a, end_a
edge = edgearray4[0]
arccurve = edge.curve
start_angle4 = arccurve.start_angle
pt10 = edgearray4[0].start
pt11 = edgearray4[-1].end
pt12 = [x0, y4, z]
# Call methods on the Entities collection top drax stuff
face1 = joue_gauche_ent.add_face pt1, pt2, edgearray1, pt3, pt4, edgearray2, pt6, pt7, edgearray3, edgearray4, pt12
#atempt to weld the point and the curves
edges = face1.selection.grep(Sketchup::Edge)
curves = model.active_entities.weld(edges)
# entities objects is an edge.
entity1 = joue_gauche_ent[1]
# Getting zero.
number = entity1.find_faces
x = y = z = 0
ents = model.active_entities
joue_gauche1 = ents.add_instance(joue_gauche_def, [x, y, z])
joue_gauche1.explode
end ### joue_gauche()
def joue_gauche_command
model = Sketchup.active_model
model.start_operation("Joue gauche")
# Create a new layer
l_new = model.layers.add("Bardage")
model.active_layer = l_new
# List of entities of the roof
return unless variables() # bail out if user canceled
joue_gauche()
# Commit the operation
model.commit_operation
end
if !defined?(@menu_loaded)
# Add a menu item to Launch the "Joue gauche" command:
UI.menu("PlugIns").add_item("Joue gauche") {
joue_gauche_command()
}
@menu_loaded = true
end
end # extension submodule
end # top level namespace module
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You should never change the active layer without changing it back to “Layer0” when done.
ALWAYS create primitives (edges, faces, and curves) associated with “Layer0”.
Guidepoints, Guidelines, Groups and component instances, and other complex objects like section planes and dimensions can be associated with other custom layers.
Please use parenthesis around the arguments for instance method calls.
Lastly, your joue_gauche() method is WAY TOO LONG. It should be broken up into smaller methods.
(I will not check all that method for errors.)