A fairly new SketchUp plug-in has become available named the ModelFunction Plugin for SketchUp.
Model Function looks to be a set of parametric tools for defining and editing paths. From the video, it appears you can define paths, and then apply constraints to the path. Then you can associate Components to the nodes on the path.
Visit [ modelfunction.com ]
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1 comment:
Sounds a lot like it was borrowed from AutoCAD's functionality of dividing / measuring lines and placing predefined blocks along those nodes. It's something we sorely miss when switching from AutoCAD to SU. Will need to try it out!
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