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    • onzkiO Offline
      onzki
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      Is there a fast technique or a plugin to activate "use sun for shading" for all the scenes? I already saved 60 scenes but I was so forgetful that I failed to tick the "use sun for shading option". Something like a scene manager plugin that can quickly change:

      1. sun shading option (my priority right now)

      (in the future I might also tweak the following):

      1. shadows
      2. Rename scenes

      Thanks! ๐Ÿ˜„


      [/hr]Dell Alienware Area-51. SKU 2021 Pro. AutoCAD 2023. Landscape design firm

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      • KrisidiousK Offline
        Krisidious
        last edited by

        go to the scene manager window and then use the shift key to select multiple scene tabs and edit their properties.

        I know it's counter intuitive, but if you turn off save shadow settings, then go to one scene and turn on shadows, I believe all the scenes will then have shadows.

        By: Kristoff Rand
        Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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        • renderizaR Offline
          renderiza
          last edited by

          Hi,

          You might want to have a look at [Re]Scene ... http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=52203

          Cheers!

          [url=https://www.sketchupcode.com/:z3kqsidd]My Extensions ...[/url:z3kqsidd]

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          • onzkiO Offline
            onzki
            last edited by

            @krisidious said:

            go to the scene manager window and then use the shift key to select multiple scene tabs and edit their properties.

            I know it's counter intuitive, but if you turn off save shadow settings, then go to one scene and turn on shadows, I believe all the scenes will then have shadows.

            Ok I'll try this. thanks!


            [/hr]Dell Alienware Area-51. SKU 2021 Pro. AutoCAD 2023. Landscape design firm

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            • onzkiO Offline
              onzki
              last edited by

              @renderiza said:

              Hi,

              You might want to have a look at [Re]Scene ... http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=52203

              Cheers!

              Looks amazing, thanks!


              [/hr]Dell Alienware Area-51. SKU 2021 Pro. AutoCAD 2023. Landscape design firm

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              • renderizaR Offline
                renderiza
                last edited by

                Hi,

                I noticed that your #3 request was renaming scenes and although I have seen this being requested couple of times I have not integrated that feature to [Re]Scene so maybe I should get working on that.

                In the mean time you can do this;

                Steps to learn how to rename all scenes with little code.

                Step1. Download "Ruby Code Editor" by Alexander Schreyer
                link: http://extensions.sketchup.com/en/content/ruby-code-editor

                Step2 Copy & Paste the code I provided below.

                Step3 Done! (Play with code to modify it)

                model = Sketchup.active_model ;
                pages = model.pages ;
                @page_name = "Name" ;
                @page_num = 1 ;
                
                pages.each do |page|
                     
                    page.name = "#{@page_name}#{@page_num}"
                      
                    @page_num = @page_num + 1
                  
                end ;#Pages.each
                

                I'll be working on integrating this feature soon to [Re]Scene...Cheers!

                [url=https://www.sketchupcode.com/:z3kqsidd]My Extensions ...[/url:z3kqsidd]

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