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'''KMP3D''' is a plugin for [[Google SketchUp]] 6 and above that turns text placed on the model into 3D points in the model, or lines for checkpoints. | '''KMP3D''' is a plugin for [[Google SketchUp]] 6 and above that turns text placed on the model into 3D points in the model, or lines for checkpoints. | ||
==How To Use== | ==How To Use== | ||
| − | Information about the type and its arguments listed below. Defaulted to 0, 1, or 25, depending on the setting. Each argument is separated by a comma. | + | * Install by putting the .rbz file into SketchUp's program files. Put this in the Tools folder. |
| − | + | * Activate tool by using the GUI buttons in the toolbar. One is for single points (e.g. enemy points), another is for dual (e.g. checkpoints). | |
| + | Information about the type and its arguments listed below. Defaulted to 0, 1, or 25, depending on the setting. | ||
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| + | Each argument is separated by a comma; parentheses and spaces are optional. Arguments with * are not optional. | ||
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| + | For example, if I wanted Enemy Points in Group 1 with the next Group being 2, it would look like this: | ||
| + | [[File:KMP3D-HowTo-EnemyPoint.png|900px]] | ||
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| + | I can also combine multiple points under one text. For example, if I want "E(1,2)" and "I(1,2)" under the same point, I can have it as "E(1,2)I(1,2)". | ||
Revision as of 23:51, 12 October 2016
| Author: | SpacePenguin1804 |
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| Platform: | Google SketchUp 6+ |
| Programming language: | Ruby |
| Software Type: | SketchUp Plugin |
| File Formats: | Wiimms_SZS_Tools' textual representation of KMP. |
| Current Version: | To be updated |
| Download: | To be updated |
KMP3D is a plugin for Google SketchUp 6 and above that turns text placed on the model into 3D points in the model, or lines for checkpoints.
How To Use
- Install by putting the .rbz file into SketchUp's program files. Put this in the Tools folder.
- Activate tool by using the GUI buttons in the toolbar. One is for single points (e.g. enemy points), another is for dual (e.g. checkpoints).
Information about the type and its arguments listed below. Defaulted to 0, 1, or 25, depending on the setting.
Each argument is separated by a comma; parentheses and spaces are optional. Arguments with * are not optional.
| Type | Name | Arguments | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Area (AREA) | A | Scale | Rotation | - | - | - |
| Checkpoint (CKPT) | C | Current Group* | Next Group* | Respawn | Key | - |
| Cannon (CNPT) | N | Rotation | - | - | - | - |
| CPU (ENPT) | E | Current Group* | Next Group* | Scale | Setting 1 | Setting 2 |
| Objects (GOBJ) | O | Object's ID in decimal* | Route | Rotation | Scale | Settings 1...8 |
| Item (ITPT) | E | Current Group* | Next Group* | Scale | Setting 1 | Setting 2 |
| Respawn (JGPT) | R | Rotation | - | - | - | - |
| Routes (POTI) | P | Route ID* | - | - | - | - |
For example, if I wanted Enemy Points in Group 1 with the next Group being 2, it would look like this: 900px
I can also combine multiple points under one text. For example, if I want "E(1,2)" and "I(1,2)" under the same point, I can have it as "E(1,2)I(1,2)".