1001bit Pro v2 Tools.for 1001bit Pro Sales,Training and CustomisationSketchUp Architectural Plugin Tools achieve MORE while doing LESS 1001bit Tools Pro v2 is a collection of plugins (Ruby scripts) for SketchUp. Each tool is specifically designed to performing architectural tasks with the minimum of effort for your 3D SketchUp concepts and construction modelling. Create 3d models of staircases,spiral staircases,escalators,walls,doors and windows, and even self-generated roof rafters, by simply keying in the parameters and dimensions into custom designed dialogues which offer varied dimensional flexibility for your project models. There is even a simple but powerful.txt database resource at standby for calling up proprietary and standard model profiles and dimension settings to help you model faster. Compatible with SketchUp 2017.With The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) effective on 25 May 2018please read our privacy policy before using the site or submitting any personal informationand by using the site you are accepting the practices described in this 1001bit Pro 30 Day Trial. 1001bit Tools Pro adds the following 40 additional commands to SketchUp:Information between 2 points- This tool provides various information between 2 chosen points in 3D space.Point on face – setting out reference point- Places a construction point on a selected face by defining horizontal and vertical distances.
It is intended to be used for creating setting out reference points, particularly on faces that is not vertical or horizontal.Center point of arc and circles- This tool places a construction point at the center of an arc or a circle through picking 3 points along the arc of circle.Divide – divide selected edge with different setting out options- The divide tool creates a series of construction points along the selected edge. There are different setting out options to place the construction points.Align selected entities- This tool allows for aligning any group or component instance by defining 3 basepoints and 3 target points.
This is particularly useful for accurate placement of elements on non flat planes, for example placing a car on a slope, or placing a hatch opening onto a sloping roof surface.Set current layer- This tool sets the layer of the selected entity as current layer. An input box is displayed. If the user enter a new layer name, the new layer is created (if not exist) and set as current layer.Set layer of selected entities- This tool sets the layer of the selected entities (including grouped entities) to a single layer.This is particularly useful when different elements inside a group has been created on different layers. This tool can reorganize the layer of entities inside a group into a common layer.Perpendicular line- This tool draws an edge perpendicular to another edge, or a face.Face on plane defined by 3 points- This tool draws a face on a plane defined by 3 points. This is useful in tracing a profile projected to a target plane, or creating a face by tracing along minor non-coplanar points.Best fit face- This tool creates a face from a series of non-coplanar points. This is useful when patching up models with minor non-coplanar points.Extrude along path- This tool is similar to Sketchup’s follow me tool, except there is no need to place the profile anywhere near or along the direction of the path.Extrude along sloping curved path –This tool is specially meant for extruding a profile along a sloping curved path; for example,car park ramp, railing of spiral staircase, etc.
The tool will maintain vertical profile along the slope.Extrude maintaining taper-This tool extrudes a selected face while maintaining any tapering tendency that is associated with the face.Extrude to target plane–This tool extrudes a selected to a target plane.Revolved surface-This tool creates surface by revolving along a selected profile along a defined axis. It has an added feature to scale profile as it’s being revolved.
Hi, I'm Justin Geis, and I'm the founder of The SketchUp Essentials. I started using SketchUp as part of my work as a general contractor in 2008.
I quickly realized the power of the software and started using it for personal projects. I started The SketchUp Essentials as a place to share easy to follow SketchUp tutorials and tips to help everyone harness the power of 3D Modeling in their lives. When not working with SketchUp, I enjoy playing soccer and spending time with my wife and our two dogs.