[image: roc.jpg] [image: 9048e897-e443-40dc-ac1b-01ef2c7a8c4f.jpg]

[image: roc.jpg] [image: 9048e897-e443-40dc-ac1b-01ef2c7a8c4f.jpg]

if i hide the last scatter It's returning to normal. [image: SketchUp_HKDZsz4LgO.png]

Si les mouches jouent à Mario Kart,c'est que la civilisation va à sa perte!

@krass merci beaucoup , pour l'instant je continue avec Su Make 2017, heureusment j'ai quelques fichiers qui sont restès SKP, mais avec la racine .igz et quand je fais ouvrir avec ça me propose soit IGZ ou soit Sketchup c'est cool.... Mais bon Su plante trés souvent je dois faire gaffe au sauvegarder tres souvent

https://duck.ai/ [image: download.jpg]

https://duck.ai/ [image: download.jpg]

@krass Reinhard was the default before. Note that we are dropping it in the next release. It's just shit compared to the others It's a relic from a different time in computer graphics. I feel your pain. We're doing a release soon, so the presets won't make it into that one. But I try to get it into the next release.

Currently the various plan view tabs are treated as their own “sheets” or pages. In other words if you print that tab you get exactly what is in the viewport scaled to fit into a regular sheet size (letter, 11x17, Arch C, Arch D). You cannot add in other geometry from other tabs. This seems to work reasonably well for most of these plan views (ie. Floor Plan, Foundation Plan, Roof Plan, Floor Framing Plan etc…) However, when it comes to elevation views things typically get a bit more interesting. Some designers like to put multiple elevation views on one sheet and in some cases all four if they will fit ( I like to do this for small ADUs for example). So it is not as easy as assigning one elevation view to one sheet, or even assigning two elevation views to one sheet, there needs to be more flexibility. After giving this some considerable thought I decided what I really needed was a Layout system where the user can drag the elevations into the “workspace” and position them as they see fit, and then at that point add their annotations and dimensions. I have now created four additional Layout tabs where the user can do exactly that. The only major thing I feel like I am missing at this point is a sectional view or section tool. [image: project_su442_800.jpg] [image: project_su443_800.jpg]

New demo video is up, showing the whole workflow from a DWG floor plan to a finished 3D model: https://youtu.be/MTUcujdLiHI The extension is available with a 1-week free trial: https://sabahattin81.gumroad.com/l/gtkygx Feedback and test drawings are very welcome!

Hey @novos2026 Can you logout of your account please? Then go to sketchucation.com homepage and sign in there. After signing in you should see a Dev Tools button at the top right of the webpage. Have a poke around there. New uploads require approval.

@Rich-O-Brien thank you sir. And you are most definitely right about the 3D printing end of it.

Awesome and easy to use Tool. Thank's to Samuel Thallet. Waiting soon for his integration in SketchUp as a plugin.

Last of the original wip test views in full render mode with screen illumination. [image: Screen Test 5 4000s 4000 x 2268 4324228 tri 54m 52s GPU Spot Light ies ,001 watts Wide.png]

OK, removed the emiters from the side of the screen and new test. Place a spotlight 2' from the centre of the 'screen' and extending to 1' from the screen. In light management settings select ies and medium spot. Not perfect but I'll take it. [image: Screen Test 5 4000s 4000 x 2268 4324228 tri 54m 52s GPU Spot Light ies ,001 watts Wide.png]

@Bublifuk21 said: When I open Sketchucation Tool, there is just link to Extension Manager. There must be something wrong with your installation or you're looking in the wrong place. Click on the red button in the Sketchucation Tools toolbar. [image: libfredo.gif]

@Krass J'ai arrêté de suivre les évolutions de SU depuis que je suis à la retraite (5 ans) car je ne compte pas l'acheter et la version web ne m'a pas emballé (à l'époque ). Donc j'ai perdu en compétence. Mais c'est justement ce qui me fait "militer" pour des logiciels libres de bon niveau. Si tu es hors course (pour x ou y) et que tu as besoin de maintenir ton niveau pour réintégrer le monde du travail, tu fais comment ? Pirater les logiciels pour accéder aux dernières versions ? Ingétrazo me plaît car OpenSource et à la page ... je vais pouvoir me remettre à niveau, au cas où...

Hello @hellnbak ! I hope you get to see my message. I'm a Concept Designer and CGI Artist and I'm currently working on a series of my favourite movies's posters to build up a new portfolio. "METROPOLIS" is one of the movie that shaped me the most as an artist but also as a designer, that's why I would like to include it in my series. That being said, I've been looking for a 3d Model of Robot Maria but yours seems to be the only one to be trustful to the original movie costume. Would be possible for you to share or make your model available to purchase? I'm more than happy to contribute by buying it. Let me know what you think and thank you for this amazing work!

Hi everyone, I'd like to take a step back and clarify how we hope this early build is viewed. Please keep in mind that this is not a full, finished commercial extension yet. It's an early prototype designed primarily to showcase a specific workflow and design approach for custom furniture. At this stage, our main goal is not to sell a polished product, but to gather your feedback on the core philosophy and speed of assembly: are we solving the right problems, and is this the right direction for custom workshops? We would love to hear your thoughts on whether this concept resonates with your workflow!