Fizgig wrote:Does anyone have any tips for making a ruby script installer for windows? I need to be able to copy a directory to the c: and then copy a loader script into the plugins folder. Fiz, 99% of users HATE (and don't want,) software installed in the root directory of our boot drives! Plugins should be usually be installed in a subfolder of Plugins. (If it's a stanalone plugin that adds some functionality to Sketchup, such as a tool or report generator.) IF it's an 'behind the scenes' enhancement used by MANY plugins, (which would not appear on a menu,) it might go in a subfolder of another Sketchup folder such as Tools (in order to prevent menu building scripts from putting it on a menu.) BUT in this case, you should ask the user to confirm or specify a different folder (as some users also HATE non-Google scripts down in the Tools folder heirarchy.).

Tomasz wrote:Does anyone know how recognize which SU version is installed on MAC? Aisi lagi lagan by anup jalota song download. I want to find out a folder where install a plugin to. The version is obtained using: Sketchup.version Gets the current version of Sketchup in decimal form. Returns: the decimal form of the version OR Sketchup.version_number Get the current version of Sketchup as a whole number for comparisons. The Plugins path is obtained using: Sketchup.find_support_file The find_support_files method is used to retrieve the relative path and name of a file within the SketchUp installation directory. Forward slashes must be used to delimit between directory names.

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Arguments: filename Name of the filename you want to find. Directory (optional) directory relative to the SketchUp installation directory. Returns: path Example: the entire path if successful. If unsuccessful, the method returns false. Help_file=Sketchup.find_support_file('help.html','Plugins/') OR Sketchup.find_support_files The find_support_files method is used to retrieve the relative path and name of all matching files within the SketchUp installation directory. Forward slashes must be used to delimit between directory names.

Arguments: filename Name of the filename you want to find. Directory (optional) directory relative to the SketchUp installation directory. Returns: array an array of files. If unsuccessful, the method returns false.