[:D] Only one word for this: AWESOME
http://clanmills.com/SH3D/SGx/

<r>I don't know if there's an 'official' way to deal with this. However when your plugin loads, your Action class object is run. At that time, I add a menu items to the "Tools" menu.<CODE><s>[code]</s>public class Action extends PluginAction
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putPropertyValue(Property.NAME ...

<t>Sounds like I'm not needed and that fine. I get the glow of offering without having to do anything!<br/>
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You know I always like to agree with you, Emmanuel. Parallels has a video option for most VMs "Enable retina resolution". When I've tried that, I've been astonished. There's no scaling ...

I can test for your patches on my 2013 MacBook Pro 2560x1600 display. It has virtual machines running Windows7 and Ubuntu 15.04. [email protected]

<t>My project (ToWebPlugin.jar) uses two libraries which are not part of SH3D. They are json-simple-1.1.1.jar and ST-4.0.8.jar. I've added them in Eclipse and everything is good for running/debugging from Eclipse.<br/>
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To get ToWebPlugin.jar to "see" the libraries for json-simple and ST at run ...

<r>I've just realised that the URL above is wrong (as reported by Hans).<br/>
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Here are the images of my home remodelling project from May last year: <URL url="http://clanmills.com/2014/SG20152/">http://clanmills.com/2014/SG20152/</URL> And the current project plan (construction starts June 1 ...

<t>Alex: I wish you luck with this, however I'm not confident that you're going to find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.<br/>
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Let me explain why I believe you'll be disappointed. I worked in CAD for 10 years. 1981-1991. During those days, the IGDS "cross-platform" CAD format emerged ...

Ah, that's wonderful Bert. You're a much better draftsman than I am. Beautiful drawing. And thanks for sharing your solution. The spirit of open-source is to share intellectual property. Your explanation, drawing and .sh3d will help another user.

<r>I think I'm in agreement with Hans about the 5 levels. However I haven't quite understood what Level 0 and Level 1 are in Bert's sketch. Here's my latest effort:<IMG src="http://clanmills.com/files/Section3.png"><s>[img]</s><URL url="http://clanmills.com/files/Section3.png">http://clanmills.com ...

<r>I've just thought of another interpretation of your question. The wall is on the ground and the slab is "suspended" 4 inches above ground level. I would model that with a wall from "Ground" for whatever height. I would have have a two levels "Gound" and "Ground Floor". You'll end up with a ...