Make Face

[kentli]

# Copyright 2004, Todd Burch - Burchwood USA www.burchwoodusa.com - /

# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for
# any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above
# copyright notice appear in all copies.

# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR
# IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED
# WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

# Name : makefaces.rb 1.1
# Description : Creates faces only on selected objects that could potentially receive a face.
# Author : Todd Burch www.burchwoodusa.com - /
# Usage : 1. select all elements for which you want a face.
# 2. Run "Make Faces" from the Tools menu.
# Date : 17.Jul.2004
# Type : Tool
# History: 1.0 (17.Jul.2004) - first version
# 1.1 (23.Aug.2004) - Add text-based percentage complete progress messages
# - Move statistics to a pop-up messagebox from the Ruby Console.
#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

require 'sketchup.rb'

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# The following method will format the elapsed time when passed the total seconds
# elapsed for a process.
#
# To use the routine, at the start of your script, issue: t1 = Time.now
# That is the start time.
#
# When your script is about finished, call this method while issueing
# the Time.now method again, and subtracting the initial time like this:
# elapsed_time = seconds_2_dhms(Time.now-t1).
#
# A formatted string is returned, in the format:
#
# "W Days, X Hour(s), Y Minute(s), and Z Seconds."
#
# If only seconds had elapsed (a quick running process), then only "Z Seconds." will be
# returned. If the process lasted over a minute, "Y Minute(s), Z Seconds." will be returned,
# and so on.
#
#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

def seconds_2_dhms (secs) # Input is seconds: Time2 - Time1
seconds = secs % 60 # Calcuate whole and fractional seconds.
time = secs.round # Round to nearest whole second.
time /= 60 # Divide by 60 to remove seconds.
minutes = time % 60 # Calculate portions of a hour.
time /= 60 # Remove any portions of an hour
hours = time % 24 # Calculate portions of a day in hours
days = time / 24 # The remainder is days

if (days > 0) then days = days.to_s<<" Day(s), " else days = " " end
if (hours > 0) then hours = hours.to_s<<" Hour(s), " else hours = " " end
if (minutes > 0) then minutes = minutes.to_s<< " Minute(s), " else minutes = " " end
seconds = seconds.to_s<< " Second(s)."
return (days<<hours<<minutes<<seconds).strip!
end # seconds_2_dhms

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This tellPctComplete method will display a text-based progress bar in the status bar.
#
# It is passed two values. The first is the iteration count of your loop. The
# second value is the magnitude of your loop.
#
# Nothing is returned to the caller, but the status bar will have been updated.
#
# Using the default characters, "-" and ">", the line will look similar to the following:
#
# --------------->---------------- 50%
#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

def tellPctComplete(iteration,total)
linechar = "-" # Set default line building character.
progresschar = ">" # Set default moving indicator.
pct = (iteration*100)/total # Calculate percentage complete.
pct = 1 if pct <= 0 # round up to 1% if anything less than 1%.
initial_block = linechar * 100 # Default progress bar line sequence.
current_block = initial_block[0,pct-1] << progresschar << initial_block[pct,initial_block.length]
Sketchup.set_status_text(current_block << " " << (pct.to_s)<<"%.")
return
end # tellPctComplete


#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# This routine creates faces from lines that make up closed sections.
#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

def makeFaces11
t1 = Time.now
Sketchup.active_model.start_operation "Make Faces"
#Get the current selection
ss = Sketchup.active_model.selection
total_items = ss.count # Total count of all selected entities.
x = 0 # faces-added accumulator
z = 0 # loop count
notAnEdge = 0 # Accumulator for non-Edges
ss.each {|e|
if e.typename == "Edge" then # find_faces only works on edges.
x += e.find_faces # This creates faces if they can created. Returns # faces created.
else notAnEdge+=1 # Keep track of selections that were not an edge.
end
z+=1 # bump loop counter
tellPctComplete z,total_items # Report Progress.
}
Sketchup.active_model.commit_operation # "Make Faces"

# Calculate the time that has elapsed in seconds.
elap = seconds_2_dhms(Time.now - t1)
UI.messagebox("makefaces.rb: Copyright 2004 Burchwood USA." <<
"\nVersion 1.1 August 23,2004." <<
"\n\nThere were " << total_items.to_s << " selected items." <<
"\n\nThere were " << notAnEdge.to_s << " non-Edge selected items." <<
"\nThere were " << (total_items-notAnEdge).to_s << " Edges selected." <<
"\n\nThere were " << x.to_s << " face(s) added." <<
"\nThe process lasted: "<< elap, MB_MULTILINE, "Make Faces Statistics")
end # makeFaces11


# This will add an item called "Make Faces 1.1" to the Tools menu.

# First check to see if we have already loaded this file so that we only
# add the item to the menu once
if( not file_loaded?("makefaces11.rb") )
# This will add a separator to the menu, but only once
add_separator_to_menu("Tools")
UI.menu("Tools").add_item("Make Faces 1.1") { makeFaces11 }
end

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
file_loaded("makefaces11.rb")





bu ruby script ile autocadde çizip çağırdığımız projelerde
üstüne tekrar çizgi çizerek alan kapatmak yerine
tüm projeyi seçip otomatik alan kapatabiliyoruz
oldukça işime yaradı paylaşmak istedim
kolay gelsin

[süreyyarc]

Çok güzel bir özellik fakat daha açıklayıcı bir şekilde anlatırsanız faydalı olacak sanırım.Bunu nasıl uygulayacağımı anlamadım.

[kentli]

bir not defterinden bu kodları makeface.rb olarak kaydedin
SU ın plugins klasörüne koyun
autocad çiziminizi çağırın ve tüm projeyi seçin
sonra tools altında makeface 1.1 gelecek
tüm çizgileriniz seçiliyken buna tıklayın
size bir reportta kaç alan oluşturuduğu, kaç çizgi olduğu felan verilecek
ve alanlarınızın hepsi kapalı olacak

[süreyyarc]

Çok teşekkürler.

[kentli]

yalnız tüm çizgilerin kapalı olması lazım

[Ugar]

Eğrisel çizgilerde de işe yarıyor mu?

[kentli]

2 boyut eğrisel çizgilerde oluyor
ama kot olan eğim çizgilerinde kapatmıyor zaten onu da sand boxtan kapatıyoruz

[urbandesigner]

buna gerek yok, make face'in rubyleri hazır olarak var zaten...

[rzeytun]

Güzel paylaşım teşekkürler.

[melikaydın]

autocadden attıktan sonra çizimin üzerine yüzey çizip soonra çizimi intersect ten with model deyip de yapabilirmiyiz. b bakın isterseniz