SketchUp | SketchUp Ruby API Examples

How to test code below:

1. Create .rb file (name it 'open-html.rb' for example) and copy & paste the code below. Then place the file in the SketchUp Plugins folder.
2. Activate the tool inside Sketchup by going to Plugins or Extension Menu -> Open basic.html inside the plugins folder
3. Done! If you have an HTML file named 'basic.html' inside the plugins folder then this script will open it.

Possible Solution #1

It does exactly the same as the behavior you already observed with flatten with the only difference that it changes the object on which it is called instead of returning a changed object.

Let's have a look at these three lines:

The code below might help you with creating class variables of the selected edge's vertex start & end positions of X, Y, Z coordinates. These values might be needed to calculate some math formulas. Let me know if it helped or not.

I recommend encapsulating your code with Ruby modules for variable or method names not clashing with other SketchUp scripts on the Plugins folder.

Here is an example for creating a 'construction point' at each vertex of selected edges...

Your second code block is wrong, if you run it you get undefined local variable or method array for main:Object.

You are probably running the code in an interactive session and you have defined array before, take into account array is local to DMS function.

I would say what you want is to do

You need to use string interpolation. Replace document.write('

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You can follow the code below

Just sum up the rotation around the x-axis and the rotation around the y-axis. First rotate around the y-axis and than around the x-axis:

Object Count: 98.349,

The object count results in an equal number draw calls. Such a high value will degrade the performance no matter how complex the respective geometry eventually is.

I suggest you redesign the model and ensure to merge individual objects as much as possible. Also try to lower the number of vertices and faces.

Keep in mind that three.js does not automatically merge or batch render items. So it's your responsibility to optimize assets for rendering. It's best to do this right when designing the model. Or in code via methods like BufferGeometryUtils.mergeBufferGeometries() or via instanced rendering.