Great to know.
Can I know whats that plugin call SudD?
Thank you
Cotty
July 2, 2015, 3:46pm
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rafaelsuarez13:
SudD
Where did you see this plugin?
here
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I learned using SU on a computer with a quite small screen so the only dialogs I have opened are Components, Layers and Materials (Always in that order).
I try to keep the toolbars clean to not clutter down the UI. Some people recommend getting rid of all toolbars and only use shortcuts but I guess having a few makes the window feel a bit warmer and more like home to me.
Already a few tools in the advanced toolset are outside my laptop screen (walk around and section tool). It doesn’…
and here
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High frequency tools: Keyboard Shortcuts
Medium frequency tools: Toolbar
Low frequency tool: Menus
(On this particular machine I still have the Getting Started toolbar, but that’s mainly because I do video tutorials in which I need to be more visual about how I activate tools.) In my true working environment it’s probably just the Styles toolbar from the native set, the rest would be extensions.
it’s Thomas Thomassen new plugin
anme
July 2, 2015, 4:11pm
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SubD is a plugin created by Thomas Thomassen, aka @thomthom . It’s still in development and you can see two videos on the youtube showing how it works.
Video 1 and Video 2
thomthom:
Soon! So very very soon!
…I’m such an optimist…
Ok - it took longer, due to needed changes on the backend - but it’s finally out: Parametric Subdivisions for SketchUp — SUbD
panixia
January 23, 2016, 12:20am
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here is a tutorial i put down, in case you want to learn something more about it. hope this can be useful…
VIDEO
And there is a great thread running over at SketchUcation with example models and images: SubD examples and models • sketchUcation • 1
(Probably need to be logged in to see them.)
Reposted a good number of them on the SUbD FaceBook page: SUbD
More examples and videos can be found on the SUbD website: Parametric Subdivisions for SketchUp — SUbD
