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    • V Offline
      Vicspa
      last edited by

      Nice, thanks for the heads_up. πŸ‘

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        Krisidious
        last edited by

        so which one should we get for Sketchup and does anyone know which ones are best for Vue?

        By: Kristoff Rand
        Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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          Gaieus
          last edited by

          I don't think you should get any of these into SU.

          Gai...

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            Krisidious
            last edited by

            too big and cumberson huh?

            By: Kristoff Rand
            Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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              Hieru
              last edited by

              If you were going to use them in SU, I suppose that the 3ds option might be best. On the few occasions I've used 3ds Xfrog models on SU, I haven't encountered any major problems (except the obvious slowdown).

              www.davidhier.co.uk

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                jsmith
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                Thanks for the information. These are beautiful models, but the first one I downloaded had a young, medium and adult form of a flowering tree. The total size of the 3 combined was near 350 MG as sketchup models. The only way I can use these is to make elevations and then export them to photoshop for 2D pngs. This will give you a multitude of different looking trees to work with. They will be great for finishing up a rendering in Photoshop, or a 2d tree in sketchup. Included with the downloads are tifs, which can be converted to pngs.

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                  Gareth
                  last edited by

                  a small set of these are available in Twilight....it will grow to almost the full set over the next few weeks

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                    Gareth
                    last edited by

                    @krisidious said:

                    too big and cumberson huh?

                    they are more manageable than you might think....a little time consuming initially, but well worth the effort..! πŸ‘

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                      ajohncarter
                      last edited by

                      When importing the 3ds files into SU I'm having trouble getting the graphics to look right. For example, with a tree import how to you make the translucent plane that displays the photo graphic of the leaves go away so that just the photo is there? I managed to do it a while back but now I'm rusty... or maybe it was a feature on SU 7?

                      Thanks in advance.

                      Alex

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                        jumping_jack
                        last edited by

                        hello
                        i downloaded one of those free models from the xfrog website, the Rosemary Grevillea: http://xfrog.com/product/OC54.html but i have strange issues during rendering in vray for sketchup. i used the UV Toolkit2 plugin that copies the maps from frontface material to the backface and in vray material menu i checked the transparency form map option, but when i try to render the plant i have a kind of black hole behind it. similar burnt effect i had with overlapping surfaces but it's not the case i guess. anybody of you experienced similar problems before? how can i get rid of it?

                        http://i39.tinypic.com/28wnjbp.jpg

                        it's visible even in the alpha channel:

                        http://i44.tinypic.com/ddcmx1.jpg

                        it appears behind the plant no matter what point of view i choose...

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                          Pixero
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                          Maybe you should try to up your tracing depth?

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                            jumping_jack
                            last edited by

                            thanks, it wasn't the tracing depth issue, but your post helped me to find out, it was transparency level default setting that was too low, i raised it to 500 and now everything is fine. πŸ˜„

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