Select the faces you want to transform. This can be a single flat rectangle, a curved "bubble" mesh, or a complex geodesic dome. 2. Launch the Tool Go to > Lattice Maker . A dialog box will appear. 3. Configure Settings Width: How thick the structural frame will be. Offset: How far the frame sits from the original edge. Depth: How far the frame extrudes outward. Pane Thickness: The thickness of the "glass" or infill. Pane Inset: How far back the pane sits within the frame. 4. Materials
Lattice Maker requires the script to function. In most recent versions, this is auto-installed alongside the plugin. How to Use Lattice Maker lattice maker sketchup plugin download
You can save this code as a .rb file in your SketchUp Plugins folder to test the deep feature logic. This script creates a (a popular advanced infill pattern). Select the faces you want to transform
To streamline your architectural workflow, tell me more about your project: Launch the Tool Go to > Lattice Maker
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