@L-i-am You can also try Smoove that is under the native Sandbox menu

@grizzler That's a beast of a card

Hi, @Gus-R.

How you doin'? Thanks for your answer.

I've already watched most of Justin's material over dynamic objects, as well as many other developers'. His contents are very good and were a little elucidating for me, but, unfortunately, the solution to my problem doesn't lie there.

Would you have any other recommendations?

Hi, everyone.

This is my very first post, so I don't know if I'm posting at the right place. In case I'm not, I apologize in advance.

I need some serious help in developing a dynamic multi-panel folding door. I've found a few tutorials on how to make a two-panel bi-fold, and they worked, but the methods just don't seem to apply to a third panel. I've struggled a lot to learn it by myself, but to no avail.

There's an ancient post on how to do it, and I tried it over and over again, but wasn't successful. It might be due to the difference in versions, or maybe I'm just too dumb to understand the explanation. Anybody there willing to lend me a hand? I'd be really grateful.

When i try to extrude a complex curve sketchup closes by itself but if i extrude a common surface i doesn’t, does anyone know why?

@nlipovac Nice result.

Rayscaper has such potential. Its fast and feature rich already.

@Leggy Never experienced it. Best thing to do is rule out extensions by renaming your plugins folder to prevent it loading to see if running in vanilla remedies it.

If yes, then you need to track down what is causing the issue.

If no, it maybe be hardware related so poke about the settings to see if lowering values sort things out.

Check if the texture has projection by right clicking the face and going to Texture > Projected

I find the AO style looks more dirty than AO. Its like a cavity map mixed with AO. Not your scene just in general.

Looks great for exterior stuff but object filled interiors looks a bit grimy.

Nice to see them gives Styles some attention though. I always felt that StyleBuilder was really an opportunity for SketchUp to have a companion app that allowed us to do NPR rendering etc.

Your scene is nice though.