Dear Pilou, Thank you for the advice. Kind regards, Bob

@mike lucey said: I suppose the saying 'Horses to courses' comes to mind. I thought it was, "Whiskey for my friends, and beer for my horses."

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Adam! You are the man! I have been waiting for this feature for the Windows OS for some time now! Will this application require LightUp to work... or will this be a stand alone application? Awesome!

Glad someone found it useful! It's a great little app

Duplicate thread: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=34077 (Please, post one topic only in one forum - whichever you think fits best to the question)

Also this is super basic... but it's worth mentioning -- when you turn the Shadows on and off in Sketchup you are enabling or disabling the sun in your Maxwell environment... regardless of whether you had it initially turned on in the Maxwell settings. Best, Jason.

AHHH. I see. I am familiar with remote desktops and central based systems so I can see how the I pad can do that now. The simple fact that you can access your files anywhere anytime from one simple device is priceless! Is it very laggy when rotating a model? I always look forward to what they come out with next. Thanks

we should choose the 5 best plugin scripts writers who contribute their times over the years and reward them a dollar per member to show our appreciation of their hardwork. I am willing to contribute 5 if everybody on the board does it.

Great Idea, I'll give it a shot.

Nice work! I cant wait for SDS2 I wont have to do my organics in other apps!!! Edit: Yikes didnt mean to bump such an old thread I got linked through a post and commented without looking at the dates!

The current site is here: http://rainbath.imcore.eu/

Any news on pricing yet? I know a lot of Artlantis fans who would love this.

TWR doesn't have build-in motion blur, so you'll need to make this in post pro...

We just released FluidRay Demo version 1.0.7 featuring: substantial improvements in speed and memory consumption better UI a bunch of bug fixes Nicola

Paint.NET is a pretty straightforward, easy to use yet quite powerful freebie. I have more robust apps (like Gimp for instance, which is also free) but I have Paint.NET set as my image editor under Preferences > Applications in SU for quick editing of textures.

@tfdesign said: I tell you, Rhino is the AutoCAD killer for the Mac. It's so much faster than ACAD Mac. Thanks for the info Jeff. I was telling You - when You compare 30MB lighting faster Rhino with 1GB memory hog, slow and buggy AutoCAD...And v5 has improved their render a lot. And You gonna love Rhino layers - You can have sub-layers and sub-sub-layers - it is real tree structure. You can hide objects per layout viewport - not just by layers. And speaking of the pure 2 drawing capabilities - Rhino has much more drawing tools compared to AutoCAD. Not to mention the huge import-export file formats - truly open system, not like AutoCAD where they expect everybody to use only dwg format!

Hi Guys, Shameless plug for City Engine Vue. This is amazing technology for creating entire cities procedurally. Plus, it's available at an incredible price of $299 ($199 for C-Club members). The technology normally sells for $500 to $5,000. Here's a quick render I did in Vue with City Engine: [image: CityEngineScene2Cars.jpg]

I think in 5 years we will be working entirely in real time rendering mode

Filerfrog makes me think to Foldermenu, another killer app for windows...Give it a look at : http://foldermenu.sourceforge.net/ A big time saver to access your softs and folders. Cheers.