When you click on the Feedback button in the Modlumi app, I would like the ability to also attach the Modlimi file.

Looking forward to where Modlimi goes.

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https://purrametric.deepmagic.de/

OK, Those settings do not really translate well to a studio setting so trying other things in time, no loss. [image: 5 4000s 5780 X 4808 2953861 tri 1h 06m 34s GPU MinMe.png]

Why make material with node system as any Ai can make anything you want in 10 seconds ? And ask a request a materials board, like this you have 10 or more in the same time! [image: 0906de39-1648-4169-b8af-e176d670e1c7.jpg]

Not the end of the world and time is Einstein, so a relative told me. When there is time Thomas will consider the pro's and cons.

@rv1974 said: vibecoding a new Temu LOTT from scratch I'm pretty sure @alexpacio2013 already did something like that

This is 13 years old, so any meaningful reply is unlikely. Fredo6 has newer extensions under testing called Pic2Shape and VisuHole - I suggest look at those for turning images into faces and forming holes etc...

@pixelcruncher Ok. let's try

Here is a quick demo of the electrical legend in action: [image: a3_elec.gif]

Thanks, it's working now. First, I deleted it, then I modified the signature authorisation in the warehouse extension. It was a signature issue. In SketchUp: Extensions → Extension Manager Click the ️ Extension Manager Settings icon. You'll find “Extension Loading Policy” / “Extension Loading Preferences.” Select: “Approve Unidentified Extensions” Restart SketchUp.

@TIG Thank you!!!

Hey folks, A new Mac beta is up: Rayscaper 0.9.104. Get it here: Rayscaper for Mac It brings the Mac up to date with the latest Windows release. What's new since 0.9.103: Light presets with real brightness: bulbs, downlights, an LED panel, a window, the sun and more. You set a light's intensity in lumen, cd/m² or lux, and a new light starts as a real one, like a 60 W bulb. Lights are easier to place and aim: while a light is selected, SketchUp shows the cone of a spotlight, the radius of a point light and the spread of an area light. The new Aim Light tool turns a light towards the point you click, and right-clicking a light gives a Rayscaper submenu: Edit in Rayscaper, Turn Off/On, Aim and Change Type. More light controls: change the size of an area light in Rayscaper's light editor, and copies of a light in SketchUp keep its settings. Material ID and Object ID render methods, and render passes (Material ID, Albedo, AO, ...) in File > Render Scenes... Translucency in the Standard material, for curtains, lampshades and leaves lit from behind. Thin glass modelled as a single face now reflects too. Fixes: hidden nested tag folders stay hidden when their parent folder is made visible, plus fixes for crashes when removing lights, groups and components while rendering, and a notification instead of a crash when the GPU runs out of memory on a very large render. If you installed an earlier beta: install this one over it, then restart SketchUp. Thanks to everyone testing, keep the feedback coming! Cheers, Thomas

Sounds like an import error. Could be the size of the area and its distance from world origin causing issues. There's a few options out there like https://www.map2model.de/ or https://miniskyline.com/map Or if you are feeling brave you could try QGIS: https://qgis.org/ It has tons of addons to help create all types of georeferenced maps/meshes but it does require you to put in some hours learning.

I will be adding preview thumbnails to most if not all of the draw and edit menus, even wiring. [image: elec_su278_800.jpg]

Il faut mémoriser la position de la face avec la flèche basse et non Maj comme dans SKetchUp! [image: GIF_rotate_face.gif] [image: car.jpg] [image: cars1.jpg]