It's due to a bug in the latest VfSU build. The beta builds has fixed many things since .89. But do submit the model to ASGVis so they can test the model against their internal build so they can ensure they have corrected the error that caused it. When SU/VfSU runs out of memory it crashes.

and if the reflection is still a bit hazy and blury and mirror material is too dark?

You can purchase a SketchUp exporter that takes your file and saves it to a Vue file. THen Vue opens it and you can use it in Vue. You can add trees and plants in Vue, or whatever you want to do in Vue. Then render. If you don't want to pay for the plugin, you can also export from SU as a .obj file, then open that in Vue and it comes in fairly well much of the time. Chris

True. @unknownuser said: Ge.tt is entitled to delete files which have not been accessed for a longer period of time. However, this deletion shall only take place after minimum 30 days have passed since the end of the last download. If a file has not been accessed for download, the minimum storage period of 30 days shall being with the completion of upload. Too bad. I have seen expired download links to texture packs and similar. It is cool for quick sharing/sending however.

I think you can adjust that if you go into Camera and adjust the colour filter. (Or what that property was called...)

Filerfrog makes me think to Foldermenu, another killer app for windows...Give it a look at : http://foldermenu.sourceforge.net/ A big time saver to access your softs and folders. Cheers.

I have the same problem. I've checked there are no hidden objects. I've also exploded all the components so there are no component origins in random places to confuse things. I've also purged all unused geometry, components and layers. Still no joy. Any ideas?

@thomthom said: You must run the installer and specify SketchUp 8 when it asks for the path to SketchUp. Thats what I though, but nothing came up, i'll re-install.

If you go to the NVida (sp) web site, it has a Photoshop plugin tool that does all this for you...For free

@mitcorb said: Yes, thanks for sharing. +1 Good find.

I'm going to take a look at that later.

Hi,Palo. I'm a project manager of furniture factory in Taiwan(ASIA). I know this is an old thread,but still,gotta say thanks to you, this plugin is a huge advance for our working progress. Much appreciated for you work! -Sam

.95 is not the latest. .96 is the latest beta build, .89 is the latest public build. ASGVis want beta testers (and you agreed to this when you signed up) to only post regarding beta builds in the ASGVis beta forum. This is so they can investigate the issues and correct them. For general info about VfSU and displacement check out the sticky thread at this forum section. http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=322&t=28593 I'm closing this thread. PM me if you have any further questions.

@unknownuser said: Its open to the public, so as long as you have a FB account So it's public for Face Book member So it's a relative public state! Else cool video of a Kichen maniac

@thomthom said: I think the current public build .89 isn't working well on OSX. But there is a beta that should be working. If you feel comfortable testing a beta I think you can still sign up. right. Ok thanks TT

@d12dozr said: About navigating in a 3D PDF, I find those controls to work great for a looking at one part like that motor, but not as well for walking through a house. I'm guessing those controls are part of the Adobe PDF reader, but something like the Walkaround tool in Sketchup would be nice for navigating larger PDF's. Our aim in SimLab Composer is to make the model designer in control of the animation. The designer, selects the cameras to be included, and selects if they are animated or not. The camera can move along a path or it can automatically switch from one room to another. If the file recipient wants to investigate a view more, he can take control of the current view, after that usually he switches control back to the animation. The idea simply is to make the designer control the animation, I hope that this helps.

Adam You are right but for the in-a-hurry Architect it does seem to fill a needed niche. Quick and dirty to get up and running and a no brainer to setup and output. Of course apps like your LightUP will do more and better but are not always needed for the Client et all in the Design Development phase of a project. Just a thought for the day. dtr

hello, I think I had the same problem we must paint the 2 sides of element is reflected in the mirror. Hoping to help you