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    • T Offline
      tak2hata
      last edited by

      @panga said:

      Thanks a lot for these exporters !! I wanted to try luxrender and Sunflow for a while but never find a way to export my SU models.

      Luxrender exporter works fine, but I had an error with the sunflow exporter, I think it's about sunflow installation, I'll give a look further as soon as I can.

      Cheers.

      Hi,Panga.
      In using sunflow render, you must have java runtime.
      And Exporting by su2objmtl need batch file in the sunflow folder.

      Create New text file and change file name.
      The file name recommend is "sunflow.bat"
      Open it with text editor.
      Exsample batch code...

      
      @cd C;\Program Files\Java\jre1.5.0\bin
      @java.exe -jar c;\sunflow\sunflow.jar %*
      
      

      You need change path in this code, appropriate for each files and folders.

      If you can run jar file directly on your machine,
      Perhaps this may work, too.

      
      @java.exe -jar c;\sunflow\sunflow.jar %*
      
      

      Please select the created batch file for "Render engine path" on the dialog of sunflow exporter.

      Sorry for my english is poor.

      Thanks.


      by TAK2HATA

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        Camara
        last edited by

        I just saw your exporters and try them out. Your work is amazing! I been looking for a obj exporter from SU and yours works like a charm!!!! Tanks!
        I model both in SU and Blender, but there was no direct way to export a model from the free version of SU to Blender. I always use the SU2KT plugin to export to Kerkythea XML file and then use the program Kt2Obj (http://www.nicetuna.com/kt2obj) to transform the Xml to Obj and open the obj in Blender.
        If you don´t mind I ill post on the blender forum a link to your plugin, because there are a lot of Blender user's that will find your plug-in very useful.
        The Luxrender plug-in is very good as well, but is a pity there is no material editor in it. There are attempt's to get a working SU plug-in in the Luxrender forums but the development is very slow, maybe you could give them a hand. Your plug-in is already better that them.

        Portfolio: http://camara.weebly.com/

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          Jim
          last edited by

          Blender can't use the COLLADA export included in SketchUp Free and Pro?

          Hi

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            Camara
            last edited by

            Blender imports COLLADA with no problem but I never could get the export from SU to work. It always freezes and doesn't export's a DAE file. Maybe is just me I don´t now.

            Portfolio: http://camara.weebly.com/

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              notareal
              last edited by

              @tak2hata said:

              Hi!

              I made exporter for vidro render.
              http://onigiriburning.so.land.to/
              The explanation about my exporter named "SU2OBJMTL" is not good because I am not good at English.
              if you interested this , please try "SU2OBJMTL".

              Thanks.

              Nice. This would need a own topic (if not exist yet). 😍

              Welcome to try [Thea Render](http://www.thearender.com/), Thea support | [kerkythea.net](http://www.kerkythea.net/) -team member

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                Didier Bur
                last edited by

                Hi,
                @ tak2hata: are you aware of this: http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/RubyLibraryDepot/plugin_details.php?id=427
                Maybe it could be of some use for your sunflow exporter.
                Regards,

                DB

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                  tak2hata
                  last edited by

                  @didier bur said:

                  Hi,
                  @ tak2hata: are you aware of this: http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/RubyLibraryDepot/plugin_details.php?id=427
                  Maybe it could be of some use for your sunflow exporter.
                  Regards,

                  Hi, Dider Bur.
                  It was your su2sf.rb to refer most when I began to study Ruby first.
                  That is very useful!
                  The method of getting mesh infomation from sketchup were learnt by enjoying su2sf.rb with Sketchup API Reference in my hand.
                  Finally, I tried to make exporter to Vidro Renderer for study, and to bring it together as exporter to general-purpose OBJ file afterwards.

                  Sketchup obj exporter is already exists in this forum.It made by TIG.
                  I think that making the topic for my exporter confuses this forum.
                  So I arranged my su2objmtl on my site without contributing here.

                  Best Regards!


                  by TAK2HATA

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                    vidy
                    last edited by

                    sorry guys, firstly thanks to tak2hata for the converter,
                    secondly, probably this is the noob question, how can i adjust the view on vidro?

                    thanks

                    still so much to learn..

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                      tak2hata
                      last edited by

                      @vidy said:

                      sorry guys, firstly thanks to tak2hata for the converter,
                      secondly, probably this is the noob question, how can i adjust the view on vidro?

                      thanks

                      If you copy both "su2objmtl.rb" and ""su2objmtl_vidro.rb" in your sketchup plugins folder,
                      You will find "Vidro render exporter" in sketchup plugins menu bar.
                      Select "export setting" and show webdialog for Vidro render exporter.
                      Firstly click "EXPORT!" button.
                      Asking dialog to find path of vidro.exe.
                      Select vidro.exe ,then start rendering.
                      If you miss selecting path, "Select path" button in the webdialog helps you.

                      Thanks.


                      by TAK2HATA

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                        vidy
                        last edited by

                        thank you tak2hata, will try and report it.. 👍

                        regards,

                        still so much to learn..

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                          vidy
                          last edited by

                          its absolutely wonderful tak2hata.. 😲
                          just need a bit tutorial on how the material attached
                          first try:


                          http://a.imageshack.us/img137/6580/ketewel01.jpg

                          regards,

                          still so much to learn..

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