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    Creating Lasers in SketchUp

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      arjunmax09
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      Hello vray gurus... I'm using vray 1.05.30.. is there a way to create lasers in sketchup??... was watching Pink Floyd pulse tour and was the laser effects in their concerts were really breathtaking..... ๐Ÿ˜„

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        Bean of light going through smoke?
        Unfortunately there is no atmospheric system in VfSU - so you have to fake it.

        But if the bean of light is solid you could use an emissive material.
        You have an example reference photo of the effect you want to achieve?

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          arjunmax09
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          @thomthom said:

          Bean of light going through smoke?
          Unfortunately there is no atmospheric system in VfSU - so you have to fake it.But if the beam of light is solid you could use an emissive material.You have an example reference photo of the effect you want to achieve?

          There's a video on youtube of Pink Floyd's concert... these guys are known for breathtaking lighting in their concerts.. here's the link...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww7UecA3pac

          when you fail at something....you haven't really failed...you've found one way the thing will not work out

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