Video !!! How it works so far.

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Welcome again.
It has been a while, but I am back online.
So today a small preview of how it works so far.No voice over - My voice just sounds strange :D
First video is pure Sketchup.
We have 2 definition curves created with Bezier curves.
Note that precision of both curves is set to the same value (50 parts).
There is also another closed curve that will be used as a definition of camouflage.
First we create our surface with another ruby script - skin.
You can see what settings I used.
Then we pull our camouflage definition, and create intersection with our surface.
When cleared from all not necessary parts we can see camo lines on our surface.
Next part is to export points to a files, one for top curve, one for bottom curve and one for all camo points.



Second video is first part of excel calculations.
First we import points for definition curves. On a preview you can see that points are numbered and this will be used for sorting. Calculations are made in a way that curves should go anticlockwise. So our starting point is at bottom, and first point should be where nor point 51 is.Next point would be where now 50's are. Also You can see at the top that on curve 2 ( blue ), there is something wrong ( look at the points 2,1 and 3)
So we go back to curves input , and set points nr 51 on both curves as 1 and points 50 as 2 , after resorting points on first curve You can seethe effect ( best on 3d preview).
Resorting second curve gets us our developer surface.
We can import camouflage line points.
(Error message occurs because there is no points data available.)
We run a macro to develop points onto surface , and after some time we get all points developed.
Time it takes is dependent on number of points to develop and number of points on definition curves.
When all calculations are done we can export all points to CSV file to get it to Sketchup again.


Third part next time.