SJ Cut'n'paste
Description:
Plugin allows store the location, rotation and scale of an object and then apply these values to another object. For polyhedron objects one can copy and paste positions of individual vertices. If more then one vertex is selected for copying of the position, then center of the selection is taken. If multiple vertices are selected for pasting, all of them are set to the same position. Note that vertex location is stored in object coordinates.Download:
SJ Cut'n'pasteSource code:
Source code can be checkout with CVS using the following command:cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sf.net:/cvsroot/freetsx checkout freetsx/cpp/utils/sjcutnpaste
SJ Slicer
Description:
Plug-in inserts vertices in polyhedron edges, which are intersecting the ground plane (z=0). Vertices are not connected.Rationale:
Need more vertices to control mesh with skeleton? I used this plug-in for animating polygons representing hairs, when I want them to bend smoothly.Options:
If "Select new points" is checked, then after vertices were inserted, they will be selected, otherwise selection will not be changed.Thanks to:
Scott J. Miles at Primitive ItchRobert Pittenger from Code Project
Download:
SJ SlicerSource code:
Source code can be checkout with CVS using the following command:cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sf.net:/cvsroot/freetsx checkout freetsx/cpp/modeling/sjslicer
SJ Auto Render Save
Description:
When plug-in is loaded all renders are automatically saved to a file with a different name. You will have a history of renders. And it works for all renders, so DISABLE SAVING it (in options) when you are rendering an end results, so images would not be saved twice. By default images are saved into current project folder, but you can change the path in settings (by left click). Names are formed by adding current project name, current scene name and date with time.Rationale:
I do check renders time to time, to see how things look like. It is faster render to the screen then render to a file, because one need to set name and parameters... So once I saw them, they are lost. This plug-in allows you transparently save rendered images to disk (anyway it was rendered, why not save it?) And if you need to see it again, you always have it around.Installation:
Place sjarender.tsx where you want it to be and devil.dll somewhere in the path (for example to c:\win\system32).Thanks to:
DevAL of openil.sourceforge.netRobert Pittenger and Armen Hakobyan from Code Project
Download:
SJ Auto Render SaveSource code:
Source code can be checkout with CVS using the following command:cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sf.net:/cvsroot/freetsx checkout freetsx/cpp/utils/sjarender
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