And I feel compelled to emphasize—for users of true path-tracing renderers—that the denoiser really compromises image quality. You only have to test it yourself: even though Rayscaper’s denoiser is excellent, a 1080p render won't be particularly sharp or detailed. Paradoxically, simply increasing the render resolution actually saves time in the end; once displayed at a smaller size or downsampled, the result is far superior to simply increasing the samples per pixel (spp) at a lower resolution.

@Jianming-Mo I think it is really cool

@Rich-O-Brien I have emailed the file to you. Please kindly check your inbox. Thank you for helping with the testing.

yes Pixelcruncher these solutions aren't a gimmick any more, I don't know if you're an expert in this field, but yes, absolutely. However, it's a real hassle to offer to clients—it requires massive servers... Free AI models are pretty good, but they don't compare to paid solutions. Zpix, by Samuel Tallet, is a free PC app that generates really decent images using open-source models. However, it's best suited for creating single views and involves a lot of randomness. I couldn't really use this image for my client, but I put it on my site... [image: zpix.png]

@fredo6 Re bonjour, j'ai repassé pas mal de temps à utiliser l'extension, que je trouve en effet vraiment super. Donc bravo encore. Je me dis que la solution (pour moi) serait de n'utiliser que les hachures vectorielles, car c'est vraiment indispensable dans mon travail d'avoir des lignes de différentes couleurs. je me demande donc s'il est possible d'ajouter des textures vectos, voir de les éditer directement dans l'appli. Et si ça n'est pas possible est-ce que c'est envisagé dans une prochaine mise à jour ? Deux dernières questions bonus : Est-ce que vous pensez qu'il est possible de définir une couleur de trait de coupe (par matériaux ou par calque, peu importe). Est-ce que vous savez déjà quel sera le prix de l'abonnement ? merci d'avance !

@SteveDennis Hi there, not sure if this's what you're looking for or not. I tried your 3D widescreen with spacely.ai, using Realistic Render then Enhance to 4K. Hope this helps[image: 1787123638804-screenshot-2569-08-19-at-14.13.00-resized.png] ![alt text][image: 1787123727349-spacely-ai-standard-20260819071129-fs23u.png]

Hi everyone, I dug out my old 2012 MacBook with SketchUp Make 2017 installed on it. I managed to compile a compatible macOS version of the plugin. [image: 1786986485105-macos12_sketchupmake2017.png] Here is the RBZ file if anyone wants to give it a try : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g55f7ezASR1dv0hSU-Dka6NwXQyiJAoi/view?usp=sharing

Something more informative: FREE PLUGS For U -SlopeGenerator/ BezierEditor/ PathSelect etc

Can you try again please?

@kenancakir thank you. I posted there and they started to help.

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a few Mac users who would like to beta test Terrain2Sketch. Terrain2Sketch is a macOS application I’ve developed to quickly convert GeoTIFF terrain data (DEM/DTM/DOM)into terrain models and import them directly into SketchUp. The beta is working well in my own testing, but now I need some fresh eyes to find the things I haven’t found myself. Here’s a short video showing Terrain2Sketch in action: https://youtu.be/SurAszSHoy8?si=ofxkDkcXzkXzgbuT SketchUp Terrain From 25×25m to 100×100m in Seconds SketchUp Terrain From 25×25m to 100×100m in Seconds If you use SketchUp on a Mac and work with terrain, I’d really appreciate your feedback. If you’re interested, reply here or send me a private message and I’ll send you the beta download. Thanks! Karl

Nobody willing to give it a quick spin?

Thanks Rich, that looks a bit fancier than what I used.

Wrap-r also supports Export to Substance. This looks cool though. Nice work

Ok. Thank you..

Maybe your mouse settings are weird - speak with IT...

@frontif Your Ruby Consol error messages might be helpful to @fredo6