You can download the old version, compatible with Blender 2.72, here: https://github.com/marciodrosa/FanPlugin/blob/1.0/fan.py
But you can’t move edges or vertices with this version, only faces (and this old version will stop working on version 2.73).
One more thing: I noticed the link on first post is not updated with the most recent version of the script, I made something wrong when I pushed it to Github. There is a link to the correct script (the one compatible with Blender 2.73) here: https://github.com/marciodrosa/FanPlugin/blob/1.2/fan.py
I will fix the link in the original post when I find what I did wrong.
I just tried it but I got the same result by using Alt + S (and Even Thickness ON). I duplicated 1/4 of cylinder and tried your script on the 1st and Alt + S (Even Thickness ON) on the 2nd and no difference. Did I miss anything ?
Hello, i just installed the updated script and i’m getting this error:
Blender 2.73 hash: b4d8fb5 System: OS X Yosemite 10.10.1
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “/Users/xxx/Library/Application Support/Blender/2.73/scripts/addons/fan.py”, line 36, in execute
some_face_was_affected = self.translate_faces(bm, True)
File “/Users/xxx/Library/Application Support/Blender/2.73/scripts/addons/fan.py”, line 52, in translate_faces
self.translate_verts(mesh, calculated_translations_by_vertex_index)
File “/Users/xxx/Library/Application Support/Blender/2.73/scripts/addons/fan.py”, line 72, in translate_verts
vertex = mesh.verts[vertex_index]
IndexError: BMElemSeq[index]: outdated internal index table, run ensure_lookup_table() first
Well, I made the changes I talked about before, and now it doesn’t matter the “selection mode” anymore. I think it is more easy to understand and avoid some possible confusions.
But, change the distance with the mouse movement… I can’t make it work. The documentation of the api is so frustrating… it simply doesn’t work as the docs say when the operator is called from a menu. I made a workaround, but this workaround doesn’t work with the slider. So, I give up for now. Maybe in 2017.
Of course, if anyone knows how to solve the issue, I accept collaborations on Github.
With Shrink / Flatten active look at the info line (bottom left of the 3d window). The options listed for Even as “Alt” or “S” - “s” toggles even on/off, “Alt” provides Even when held down.
If you use alt+s and keep holding alt, no, I think there isn’t any difference. I made this script when this feature was not implemented on Blender yet (or, at least, I didn’t know). So, now you can use alt+s instead of install the add on.