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rb script for the toolbar making code you can see how to add the 'commands' to a toolbar - including your own. You can set up a toolbar by a global reference and add buttons to it as needed at startup, even from another script. You are really looking to make a customized toolbar. I think you are approaching this from the wrong direction.

(M) Well, I'll ask on the forum - is it possible to do so? And then - any user (not programmer) will be able very easy to create your personal toolbar. And then - I can have icons for plugins that do not have icons.Д¤. And then - when I want I can quickly redefine hotkeys for the other plugins (if there is a newer or better version from another programmer).ДЈ. And then - on my toolbar is only one row with the required icons.Дў. And the icons in your new folder 'My Icons' I'll be able to change myself, too. cmd.tooltip = 'Shift + Ctrl + A') I'll be able to change myself by e.g. (F) Then I can assign hotkeys (to plugins, that I need) and leave them on the toolbar (your new icon), and the all unwanted icons (top 4 rows, bottom 1 row, etc) I will hide.ДЄnd the lines in your new scripts (e.g. And these new scripts must be in the form of an icons on the toolbar. (F) I can define in SketchUp hotkeys for commands necessary to me.ДЄnd you should write a new Ruby script that would be emulated press these hot keys (such as 'Shift+Ctrl+A.rb' and 'Shift+Ctrl+B.rb' and 'Shift+Ctrl+C.rb', ect, but not 'Shift+Ctrl+E.rb' or вЂњH.rbвЂќ and so on, because those are internal commands of SketchUp). And I canвЂ™t and I donвЂ™t want find at the other people's scripts rows with those commands.ДЄnd I do not know how to write Ruby scripts. I know - it is possible to see the text of each script, find the command that it does and write a new script for the icon on the toolbar for this command.Д«ut I'm not a programmer. Why do I need to keep unwanted toolbar icon? In these plugins I use only one or two icons (maybe three - but no more). (F) I have on the toolbar buttons of SketchUp at the top 4 rows of icons, bottom - 1 row, left 2 columns and right 1 column BUT my question is why do you want to do this ?. However, an easier way if the third-party tool doesn't favor 'inclusion' would be to write your own methods to make say a ' def pipe_along_path(radi,rado,path)' method within your own tool and invoke that methods as needed, passing the radii and array of path edges etc - you simply find the parts of the code in any third-party tool's that you wish to 'borrow' and rewrite them as needed - always remembering to credit other authors where appropriate. however, you can use convoluted observers to check for tool-changes etc and re-run your code from a point after the other tool is done ?. You can't readily jump back into your code if the new tool exits it because it's not written for 'inclusion'. You might also want to 'require' the third-party scripts to ensure they are loading.

SKETCHUP PRO 2017 HOTKEYS ACTIVATION CODE

Get each appropriate activation code from the third=party tool's menu definitions or help notes etc. Д«UT if you were to have several faces 'selected' in your own tool you can iterate through the array of faces and then clear the model selection and add each face in turn, using TextureTools::Rotate.new(90.0) to rotate the texture of every face 90 degrees - on completion you are still in your tool and can do other things as desired. TextureTools::Rotate.new() opens the dialog. BUT if called from within another script with an appropriately selected face and an angle they'll run as part of the second tool's code. SO for example if your own tools need to change to run 'PipeAlongPath' at some point then simply add the test and then pipe_along_path() or if you want to add a 'WorkPlane' you'd use WorkPlane.new() or some tools like my 'TextureRotate' tool will either run as a tool giving a dialog for you to give an angle. You can invoke another tool within your own tool by using a reference to that tool rather than needing to shortcut key to it ?

SKETCHUP PRO 2017 HOTKEYS PC

It is possible to send key-strokes to a PC window which will invoke the linked shortcut - as explained in earlier posts - using tools like Wscript etc.Д«UT my question is why do you want to do this ?

Sergey2402 wrote:I know about the key-emulators.Д«ut I want to achieve this result by means Ruby and Sketchup.

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