OK, missing textures explan. [image: 1756991434334-mats-s-resized.jpg] [image: 1756991466465-mats-1-resized.png]

I've never used facebook so I see very little AI stuff. Any AI stuff I do look at is usually related the products themselves like the new Nano Banana stuff. I find AI refreshing because it is still in its infancy. Getting harder to decipher what's AI generated and what's user generated. Useful tool though. I feed Grok renders, ask for feedback and use it to help me ideate. We will have to sit and wait to see where it heads I suppose.

You can download these using our own Sketchucation Tools. I love the texture tools for randomization and the Sprinkle tool.

@pixelcruncher I have activated the license. One of those mats that did not make it into Rayscaper has been resolved, I just used a different 'gold' colour which is fine. I have now got the native Sketchup colour which renders fine. I will try to find a way to make the scene available but am having issues with microsnot and one thieving barsteward drive.

Biomimicry is such a cool device for inspiration from nature

please up load your model however a simple method is to split a counter into sections with if statements basic handle turn, then door.skp

thank you for the new release. I noticed two bugs with this release it does not Support SketchUp material inheritance anymore. Faces, or objects that have the default material painted on them, but the group that they are in have a material, show up as unpainted (with the default material). the rendered images have a watermark on the bottom, even though I have a license (and I doublechecked that it is connected) [as a side note, any idea when you will connect the sketchup pbr materials to the rayscaper material properties, so that I don't need to set up metalness, roughness, etc, twice?]

The rate of improvement is staggering. Would like to see the heat generated by the AI infrastructure utilised better.

You can use Extensions > Sketchucation > SCFLicense Gloabal Status to check your licenses Toposhaper requires Libfredo to be installed to fully function. If you run the Window > Libfredo Settings > Fredo6 Plugins Information for Sketchucation Support menu command in SketchUp and copy/paste the output into your reply I can take a look at your setup.

Did you try this? https://sketchucation.com/plugin/1477-tig_componentdescriptor

Did you try SketchUp's native Snap points? https://help.sketchup.com/en/sketchup/snaps [image: 1756907541216-sketchup_1j4rwtknez.gif]

You can download directly into SketchUp using our own SketchUcation Tools. Under the Tools > Fredo Collection > ThruPaint > License menu you can go to the purchasing page

Romantique! https://x.com/maxescu/status/1961462273962324141

romantic! https://x.com/maxescu/status/1961462273962324141

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Try my suggestions of softening and hiding the edges. You could also consider radiused edges instead of the hard square edges you have.

@majid thank you. Are you referring to the animations I posted?

.blend to .skp is definitely needed. I’m gonna test this later this week as I’m curious on how you manage modifier stacks.

Very nice work Gus

@fastrerudy Have you installed Libfredo? https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=LibFredo6 It is required for the extensions you mention.