Wow! Top notch!

Nice! Well done!

@Rich-O-Brien said in Trees and SU's OpenGL:

But if you assign the backface material with a 99% opaque version of your front face you get decent enough viewport results but your carrying an extra image.

Thanks Rich, I never thought of assigning front face to back...despite using it all the time in other situations.. It does look slightly better, but as you say, there's a performance hit so I'm not sure it would be worth it if there were several high-poly veggies in the scene.

Very nice, love the renders!

@Crimson

Thanks! i really needed this, I'm rendering it again because it deleted all the images i already rendered

@Rich-O-Brien

Thank you very much, i'll look into it.

@jskwonb
Have you tried following the advice in the error-message ?
Have you installed the latest versions of the extension, LibFredo6 and the SketchUcation tools [for the licensing], and restarted Sketchup to sync every thing ?
Also, this kind of error relating to reading a license file often occurs if your computer has not been named following Microsoft's conventions - e.g. its name should contain only ASCII letters and numbers, and a few other common punctuation characters; it should not contain special characters [I note your image's name contains some Asian characters]. You could try renaming your computer ?? Also your PC's user-name has similar restrictions...

@Adept-Design

Please run the Window > Libfredo Settings > Fredo6 Plugins Information for Sketchucation Support menu command in SketchUp and copy/paste the output into your reply.

@Adept-Design
Have you installed the newest versions of Fredo's extensions and LibFredo6, and the SketchUcation toolset [for the licensing] ?
Install extensions using the SketchUcation ExtensionStore³ system or download the RBZs from our PluginStore and use the native installer, through the Extensions Manager...
Restart SketchUp after the installations to sync everything.
There should be submenus under Tools for Fredo's extensions, including license activation etc.
There are also menu items and Toolbars to use these tools etc...

@aleman_1940 whyat version of SketchUp are you using?

@tuanminhtq said in V-Ray scripting in ruby?:

How to call this to run Vray in ruby, please help, thanks alot
VRayForSketchUp.launch_vray_render
VRayForSketchUp.launch_vray_rt_render
VRayForSketchUp.launch_vray_batch_render

Have you found a solution?

@TIG Hi, I assume so as I only downloaded it a month ago. My "trial" will have expired now anyway but thanks for your response.

Well done! The BW looks amazing!

Well done. Nice!

Nice! Well done.

Lovely work!

Hi! The extension does not work on MacOS Ventura M2 . How to install it correctly?!error.jpg

@agifford87

What version of SketchUp/LayOut are you using? If 2023 or 2024, make sure you untick the Output Override box in LayOut's Document Setup>Rendering. When that box is ticked, LayOut will render raster viewports as Hybrid or Vector depending on which option is selected. Both Hybrid and Vector rendering result in Vector linework. To show the sketchy line style the viewports must remain Raster rendered.

Example: Same scene with a sketchy line style.
Screenshot - 10_8_2024 , 7_57_26 AM.png

Very well done 👌