@rv1974 said: If job must be done solve it brute way: I'take what you've RoundCorner created and manually purge and stitch problematic areas and then soften back. In your specific case it'd take ~15 min. There's an alternative to bend the orthogonal 'wall' containing filleted hole (see Flowify or CLF Shape Bender) but it could be less accurate. P.S. I'd recommend to contact Fredo6 and show him your case may be he'll refine his filleting algorithm in the future. Thanks for taking the time to look at this. Brute Way is the path I know. Wanted to see if there's a newer manner with a bit more finesse. Don't want to bother Fredo with this. He's doing a SUPERB job. This challenge gets down into a Level Of Detail that, in my opinion, goes beyond the Scope on his Magnificent Scripts. Again; Thanks Nino

Hi & Thanks Cotty - and Box Upright Extruder works great - thanks for this hint

Thank you "Juju", for editing the topic in image to avoid the SEO problems of our site. @utiler said: Looks way too laborious for my liking.... Click-Window 3D LT and Pro, are just for a profesional public! We have proposed a maximum of options for customizing every detail. The goal is to offrire dynamic components, which have the same flexibility that manual modeling. For those who want a simplified version, you can work in "MODE 2" and forget the "Control Panel". [image: GSkXIoy.gif] @juju said: I'm a bit skeptical about the price-point they are pitching at, I think it is a bit steep and could be reconsidered, volume sales instead of high return on single sales type of thing. Thank you for pointing that out, we are currently working on a general public version of "Click-Window 3D". Click Window 3D will be in Divisie 5 Plugins: *** French Window.** *** Sliding Window.** *** Hung Window.** *** Panoramic Window.** *** Crank Window.** Then the price will be divided by 5, for each of these Plugins. This idea seems good to you? We invite you to visit the official Topic Click-Window 3D. cordially David Barros

Thanks Box, that's exactly what I'm looking for.

New material and rendering output tutorials are now available. View and let us know your feedback. Material tutorial http://youtu.be/_miVD1W7TdA Rendering output tutorial http://youtu.be/aBmacs5TAtI

Seems Twilight Render makes that naturally! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCyZlS6xfRs

Interesting to see where this goes, Clayton.

Hi rohangandhi19, thank you for posting the solution for your problem here! We had no case with disabled SSL and TLS protocols causing problems so far. But we will add potential issue to our f.a.q. section asap. Hans, 3skeng support

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I know about it, but i don't speak English very well, sory =L

sa and ea should be angles not points in the .add_arc arguments. calculate the arc normal vector3=c1.vector_to(sa)*c1.vector_to(ea)

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Ok, no problem. I'll install Sketchup 2016. I have postponed it because I hate to re-install all the plugins (and finding the updated ones). It gives me a reason to stop procrastinate.

Hi All Here is another test example of an interior scene, done with Render[IN]. In addition to the sun light shining through the door, two neon lights provide the necessary lighting. I am really impressed how easy a sufficient interior lighting can be done because this is always a real challenge and always related with a great amount of trial and error - at least for me. The render time for a resolution of 2880 x 1620 was 40 minutes which is ok as well I think... [image: YhDE_StairsHO.jpg]

http://rengacad.com/en/ Bim system!

"ThruPaint" is part of Fredo's Tools http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=397448#p397448 Note that you also need to install LibFredo. Get their RBZ archives from the PluginStore - linked in the menu above...

It works fine in v8. See this simple GIF made in v8... [click on it to play it...] [image: AX7s_SCF.gif] Something must be wrong with your installation. Try reinstalling SketchUp v8. What other tools are showing disabled [grayed] menu items ?

@rich o brien said: Maybe a dynamic component would help. Thank you so much for this suggestion. I quickly discovered how to build a dynamic component that creates copies in one direction using the scale tool. Any suggestions of how to use the same trick on the same components in the other directions? I would think that the "copy" counter will only be helpful in one direction. Is there a way to nest a dynamic component to accomplish this?

@rich o brien said: @cmeed said: Are you close to beta release? Can I help? Close to alpha release. I appreciate the offer though There'll be an announcement this month regards beta testing. Cool , happy to help with Alpha , Beta or pint-a-bitter

KT is not so user friendly and full of features as Thea is (haven't tried it), still it has a lot of power and control, and it's possible to pick up and get results pretty quickly. KT has a LOT more to offer than most "free" software.