SketchupIvy

1. Click the place where you want the vine to start growing, and the relevant parameters can be modified at any time during the creation process.
2. Each time you click the left mouse button, the vines will grow up a little bit (the vines show red line in the view) < br / >3. Holding down the CTRL key while clicking the left key (MAC system: ALT key) will increase the number of blades. If you want more blades, repeat. (in the view, the blade appears as a green cross point) the blade will be created as a component called "ivyleaf [XXXX]", which by default contains three different leaves.
4. Hold down shift key and click left key to end the operation and generate vine.
5. Prompt: to replace the generated blade, replace the original blade assembly with a new blade assembly in SketchUp assembly panel.
PS. the direction of the wind is the direction of the sun in Su.
PSS. Length, size, and radius parameters are in inches.
PSSs. For test only, parameter description will be released in the next version.
Pssss. Operate carefully and save in time!
- Never shift-click when there is more than 150 branches (information in the ruby console). This will often cause a bugsplat (seems like sketchup realy, realy, realy doesn't like programmaticaly adding of entities or seemingly infinit loops)
- For the adhesion to work, you have to be in the same scope
- This script has only been tested in SU8. As far as i know this script might cause bugsplat infernos and generally fuck shit up in other versions