Hey Scott, good to see you on here. The video looks great, thanks for the link, Chris

OK, thanks. In fact, I do have QT - only I disabled its plugin function because no matter what I set, it always "wants" to play all file types which I hate (why is any program so agressively take over my file associations?). Anyway, enabling the plugin let me see the video, thanks.

Hi August, the admin's have not mentioned it, but the tutorial section is undergoing a major update. All tutorials have been offline for a few days, and now they are coming back online, but they are all being processed into a new format by hand, which will take some time. But the idea that the new format wiil be significantly easier for the authors to use (thus hopefully equalling more tutorials being made). So I too am seeing the messed up code. I am guessing that it will all get fixed in a few days. Try checking tutorials.sketchucation.com for the newly adapted tutorials (though I don't know if any are migrated to the new site yet). But keep checking there for the newly adapted tutorials, Chris PS Glad to know you were trying to look at my tutorial I have plans for more to come!

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Make a research about this guy "Jean Lemire" on the forum! All his tuts (and very detailed) are mostly made without plugin! A "tour de force"!

@edson said: thanks, adam. excelent! best regards.

@andeciuala i saw your other tutorials in youtube (vray exterior for sketchup) and it's great..! altough it could use some planning beforehand, and some better english (lol) but it's very useful nonetheless to learn about bumps,transparent materials and displacements.. two thumbs up dude..!

Try starting with this one, Jeff. http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=de3c151d9d1209fc5ef6f8ebfad7f16 And a few youtube vids.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkmnICiHDU0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBI_SXWoOjc Cheers,

Not really sure, but you can try with Sketchycat's human tutorial. Hope this helps

Dear all, It seems fredo has developed the perfect tool which makes the tip of the Eraser Tool unnecessary: [Plugin] HoverSelect 1.1d - Multi-selection of Edges SketchUp is in the way to become a Fredoogle product *s

Very nice and easy tutorial. Thank you very much. I'm tackling with some maps right now, where I can make good use of it (Maps for some RPG Supplements).

Done in about 1 minute with BoolTools, JPP, and Tools on Surf. Pretty fun. [image: z7Si_20090601142132_1m18s.jpg]

Yes a great videos site about SU ! Some are on Youtube also and very funny [image: index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1622.0;attach=3097;image] here the funny video [flash=480,385:jwo3gr53]http://www.youtube.com/v/PO6vMQIusQI&hl=fr&fs=1[/flash:jwo3gr53]

I've written a beginning Ruby tutorial. Since I'm very new to Ruby, its all still very fresh in my mind what I needed to learn to get started writing scripts for SketchUp. So I tried to put all into a simple tutorial. This includes pre-script writing info, like where to find the necessary info, what text editor to use, how to test code inside of SU, and then I write a script and explain what all the code does. This is all in about 10 pages. So its short and very direct (unlike this post). So check it out. See if it helps. It shows how to write a code that iterates through all geometry in the model and make an array that holds all the edges, one for the faces, one for the components, and one for groups. So all you would need to do is to take one of those arrays (I'll use the faces array I made in the example below) and do something like: entities.erase_entities faces Hope that helps. Feel free to post over in the Ruby forum once you get into the coding and have direct questions about it. Hope that helps, Chris

Thanks for a great tutorial. I had a problem in MAX changing to the VRAY renderer, but solved it. Cheers!

fantastic tutorial man i love it....

The question has been settled. I have found the solution myself. Regards Karlheinz

@chris fullmer said: Did you submit this to Dale for his Subdivide and smooth tutorial contest? It was before the announcement. (But I PM'd Dale )

The kml is simply the placemark (co-ordinates and such) for the GE model. There should be some further folders inside for the model file (*.dae) and the texture images.

Thanks Gjenio, your Tutorial explains the process very well