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hi

Actually I'm in the last part before first release of D_O shape....

I want share with you the most important tools of this release (please check the main videos):

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL ... YkDLbDbaVR

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL ... YkDLbDbaVR[/youtube]


also check some images :https://www.flickr.com/photos/14821116@ ... 158621505/

the main tools are:

*Angulos Iguales (Equally Angle)
*auto cp and fast test folding
*cortador en angulo (Degree bisector)
*Doblar 1 y Render (Fold 1 and Render)
*Grilla (Grid)
*join cut extend
*Offset
*Oreja de Conejo Rabbit ear
*Perpendicular (2 vertices)
*Perpendicular (circuncentro)
*Perpendicular (orthocenter)
*Disolve and delete
*Add plane or Ngon
*Line Set
*Add Symbols
*Render
*Save

----UPDATE:

* mirror
* line types


--- UPDATE:

* UNFOLD

please tell me which tool do you think I missing?

thanks for your support

Diego Quevedo

Sounds great!

Is there something which can mirror one half of a CP over a symetry line? So you don't have to draw everything you did on one side on the other side again.

Can't wait to try it out!

It would be awesome if you could import oripa files for the cp

Specify grid size
Copy/translate
Group and ungroup (for use with copy/translate or mirror)
Change line type (m or v) for already drawn lines
Do you support non-square paper?
"Snap to line segment end points"
"Snap to grid"

Maybe also some keyboard shortcuts for the tools.

Foldtastic wrote: support non-square paper?

+1
this would be useful because some people design with other paper shapes, like right triangles, equilateral triangles, and other polygons, and rectangles.

OrigamiGeek wrote:

Foldtastic wrote: support non-square paper?

+1
this would be useful because some people design with other paper shapes, like right triangles, equilateral triangles, and other polygons, and rectangles.

hi Ngon is avalaible...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCG-fe6ykmA

may be for triangles I should put some specific tool...

Foldtastic wrote:Specify grid size
Copy/translate
Group and ungroup (for use with copy/translate or mirror)
Change line type (m or v) for already drawn lines
Do you support non-square paper?
"Snap to line segment end points"
"Snap to grid"

Grid size is avalaible... only you need to specify the number of cuts

http://youtu.be/TGpZDdtVG7w

please... Can you specify a little more about your idea about Copy/translate and Group and ungroup? may be some visual example??

line type is almost ready... but actually I have some problems to put differents types of lines at the same plane.... I'm still working on it.. please check actually feature
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qo0BbT24Ku8

please... Can you specify a little more about your idea about "Snap to line segment end points"
"Snap to grid"? may be some visual example??

thanks for all support

This is going to be AMAZING!
I can't wait till this comes out!
Thank you so much for creating this Diego!

RK - The_Creator wrote:Sounds great!

Is there something which can mirror one half of a CP over a symetry line? So you don't have to draw everything you did on one side on the other side again.

hi

mirror is avalaible.. but I trying to improve this feature with some less steps

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc-ZchGT4AE
thanks for you support

YHOYO wrote: please... Can you specify a little more about your idea about "Snap to line segment end points"
"Snap to grid"? may be some visual example??

For example: http://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-view-snap-to-grid.html
Or
http://www.addintools.com/documents/pow ... -grid.html

I will attempt to explain multiple functionalities with an example.

With "group", you select line segments, and then click the group button Then they behave as one unit. You could then use other commands on the group and it would apply to the entire group. You could make a bird base and then decide that you want a bird base that is much smaller in instead. You would select all the lines in the bird base and click group. Then you would select that group and use a "resize" function to shrink the bird base down to one quarter of it's size.

Then you would work elsewhere in the diagram on other stuff.

Later you decide that you want another birdbase in the corner. Instead of redrawing the bird base, you select the group that you created earlier. Then you click "copy/translate" and specify the coordinate where you want the birdbase to be duplicated. Then you would have two identical bird bases in different locations.

Later on, let's say you want to delete one of the creases in the bird base. To do that, you first select the bird base and then click "ungroup". Now you can select one of the creases individually and delete it.

Add text

Here's a picture of translation. http://www.mathsisfun.com/geometry/translation.html

"Rotate" specific line or group of lines

more pictures: http://www.mathsisfun.com/geometry/transformations.html