EASY RAMPS in SKETCHUP with Curvishear by Fredo6!
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- Опубликовано: 31 окт 2018
- In this video, learn to use curvishear, a tool contained in Fredo's
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Plugin Name - Curvishear
Plugin Developer - Fredo6
Plugin Cost - Free
Where can you get it?
You can download it from the SketchUcation extension warehouse
Tool Functions
Today’s tool is a fairly simple tool from Fredo6 designed to help you shear curves in your SketchUp models. This can be useful for many things, but it really helps you take curves and shear them up.
This can be especially useful for the creation of ramps.
The way it works is that you select a single curve, or a closed curve loop, then run Curvishear to shear the shape up, creating a ramp shape.
One thing to note is if you have a curve made up of multiple edges, you may consider welding the edges together to create a single curve - otherwise you might get errors.
You can set both the start and end elevations of your ramp.
Fredo recommends coupling this extension with the Skinning application contained within Curviloft in order to create ramps with skins.
You can also shear up single curves.
You can also use this to shear up closed curves, like a circle. 
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Great video Justin! Thank you!
Thank you, you saved me from hours of stress, bless you
great job thank you so much. so helping me
Hi Justin I was wondering if you know of a plugin similar to this which allows you to create a ramp to a specified slope? For example if i drew a line and specified a 1:12 slope the plugin would generate a slope along that line at 1:12.
Cheers
Hey Justin!
I'm new to your channel and so far I love it! I'm an archaeologist who specializes in recreating ancient architectural models in Sketchup for museums and universities. One thing I wanted to ask, and I know you're not covering it in this video, is if you know how to take a 3D object and translate it to a 2D object while retailing the details. My example being a fluted Greek column that I've made that I need to have be a pilaster (the false, flat columns that jut out from walls as decoration). I can't find an extension for something like that exactly, something like a reverse Flowify, and was wondering if you had some idea.
Thank you for all of the amazing videos, ideas, and help!
Hello, this works for me thank you very much sir!! But my problem is, I'm working on with a slope that have a different width from top height to base, and it keeps on making a top height on the other side which I don't want, any idea on how to solve this problem?
thank you so much sir, It helped me a lot. All tutorials by you are very helpful
Thanks!
How to add an thickness that we want to the circular ramp??
Your videos are very helpful
Can you guide me for this question
Nice Effort
Hi! I've been trying to make a ramp that is not made of curves but has rounded fillets. When I try to use the curvishear, It extrudes lines from the fillet, like weld doesn't seem to work. what should I do in that case?
powerful!
Curviloft plugin is not available on the link mentioned. Can you help?
There is a problem.. i dont know why but the curve loop starts from the middle of the wire not from end to end ! how to fix?
@TheSketchUpEssentials Hi just wanted to ask is there any free slice tools for sketch up
how do i tell it where to start ramp from and end of the ramp. right it is picking the start and end of ramps and creating reversed ramps. any help will be much appreciated
thanks
I learn lot of things from your videos
Glad you're finding them useful!
great video mark zuck
Looks like an easy way to make threads: Using the circle then stacking them (*20), then Scale tool to squish threads. Thanks
The video was great but can you make one on designing a cantilever ramp
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Glad you liked it!
can u make a tutorial to make a ramp with some straight and some curve..?
thank you so much!
Thanks for watching!
thanks man!
Thanks for watching!
This must be perfect to model spiral cases for turbines within hydroelectric power stations.
Спасибо
Hello sir I have a question. If we have a curves with different higher? What plugin we should use .
Thank you
DID YOU FIND A PLUGGIN THAT DOES IT?
Hi there, I have a question,
Now when i loft the edges of the ramp, they look like pieced of paper, i wanted to give the ramp rail a thickness but the offset and the push and pull doesnt seem to work
You may need to try an extension like Joint Push Pull - ruclips.net/video/MJ8FyGSnboI/видео.html
Hey! Thanks for tutorial, really struggling downloading Fredo 6, could u send any leads or tips xxx
Struggling in what way? The extensions are linked in every video
Why i can't curviloft ?
i downloaded the plugin and i installed it by the EXTENSION MANAGER but i cant find it inside sketchup
Did you enable it in the extension manager?
Firstly, thanks for your tutorials, they're really helpful.
With this plug in however, if I am trying to turn a complicated curve into a curved ramp, but it doesn't seem to work.
Its not a simple, two straight lines and two curves, like most ramps seen in tutorials. Its meant to be a landscape ramp. Any advice?
Sorry, not really sure - it's kind of specific to your curve. Did you weld them into polylines using the weld extension?
TheSketchUpEssentials Thanks for the reply. I did weld them into curves, but it just doesn’t seem to work.
The shape is less like two curves and two straight lines, like the ramps you’ve shown, but more like two long curves and two short curves.
Any advice would help! :)
How to downloads Curvishear Fredo6
the video is interesting ,however this extension no longer appears in the plugin store on sketchuation
There's literally a link to the extension in the notes below the video that takes you to this EXACT extension and it is still working
please you can send me the Plugin Name - Curvishear
doesn´t work here! i think you have to make the curve ramp with curviloft and then use the plugin
Why i can't use this in sketchup 2017? How to make this plugin use it
No idea - there's not enough information in this comment to be able to help you
@@Thesketchupessentials curvishear plugin it's not work in my sketchup 2017..
@@hayutiti8776 ME TOO。。。。NEED HELP
It doesn't work for me... It makes me feel like I'm in the middle instead of being at the end! Please help
I don't really understand the issue you're having...
bro those plugin cant working
I don't know what this means - they're working fine for me
Maybe go a little slow next time