Is it supported SketchUp 8?

I think my conclusion is that I won't bother to hook up all the machines to mess with the BIOS for this. cheers.

Thanks so much, Solo.

@mike lucey said: ...Will try it out on the iPad and see how it works. Please post some impressions. I want to know if it has some use. I see that you can make your own layouts too and they have one for Blender and other apps. I don't think that this app wants to replace the mouse rather than the keyboard.

Cool looking showreel.

Gotcha! Thank you Tomasz

Then for fun rotate and pan again, while it is rendering. Move outside, make it a little earlier in the morning. blink... and. This software is amazing. (These last ones are a little grainy, I only let them render about a minute or so, then started playing again) [image: 13Lw_F3.png]

I agree with Pete, iClone's demo at 3dbc was astounding. From swaying vegetation to animated people, they had the auditorium rapt. Some of the lighting effects were stunning and it's also very well supported by James Martin at iclonecertifiedtraining.com. This guy offers some great tutorials. I gave the trial as spin and will add to the arsenal soon.

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@marvins_dad said: I had a similar problem. I ended up giving up on them all together. It was nice that you could make your own markers, but for any large model it would offset the model from the marker point that it was unusable. Hi, you can adjust xyz parameters available in the application to align your model to marker,try scaling up or down. for textured model use texturd 3ds format.convert it into textured 3d and then into .ive...or use 3ds ...it will work...

The demonstration was incredible. Sculpting tools! Go Dale Go!

Neither do I So I will wait. But the comming of new script is a good news for all SKP/VUE users.

Problem solved. I need to put on my glasses before I drag & drop or get a bigger screen. Silly me, I put the plugin in the wrong place!

Jan is right, definitely postpro.

Matt, There is no "best inside SU renderer under $200". IMO, aside from "features", most rendering applications use the same math, and primarily differentiate themselves by their interface. Each of us are vested in a application by some form of ownership. After you have spent some time with a particular application, it is unlikely that you will attempt to learn something new unless the return is justified.

Ah, yes: Thanks, Charly and Jeff.

This is VERY great! But what would be even greater is to have the choice from 1st and 3rd-person view like in Walkabout3D

@putnik said: Anssi, exporting as polymesh gives you one exploded mesh, no groups, no components. With ACIS solids export, everything is nicely grouped. I did my first 3D DWG export try yesterday and it was rather positive. Ok-had no fancy forms, but the minuscule rounded corners someone had put on his window profiles looked quite clean. I used the polymesh option and exported from a parallel projection view. Walls, slabs and roofs became simple surfaces, but family items (windows, doors, curtainwalls etc.) were neatly turned into components. Anssi

its absolutely wonderful tak2hata.. just need a bit tutorial on how the material attached first try: [image: ketewel01.jpg] regards,

Ps : Moi V2.0 Moment of Inspiration has now colors, lightings options work renders, a sort of tricky system of "layers", "objects" etc...better OBJ mesher than Rhino, Export SKP (so you can take some your favorite SKP renderers ) Moi = 295$ Rhino = 1260$ (same father) By Mario [image: MOI_ATL_videata.jpg] Render Atlantis [image: MOI_ATL_render%2002.jpg]