[Plugin] Make Fur v.2.1.0(20140323)

Gaieus

Yes, this is working, thank tak2hata!
I can make fur again

(now just exploring all the settings...)

JClements

Gaieus: That's Shaga-delic.

saturne45

Hello, very great job... make fur is very nice. thank you.

tald311

Thank you. This is great.

Click Draw

Been playin'....this is very cool! I hope PETA doesn't get wind of this
Thanks very much for this!!!
Jeff

realist

Hi, I'm new to Sketchup and about to climb the learning curve.
I saw the Fur plugin and thought it would be a cool additon to Sketchup. I clicked on the link to download it but all that does is refresh the page. It doesn't download anything. Am I missing something here? Thanks.Gary

JollyFather

Thanks a lot!!!

Best regards,

JF

paulower

Hello Tak2hata.
I have spoken these days about the plugin, which is one of the best I've seen so far for our dear SketchUp.

@unknownuser said:

Is there a way the dialog can remember it's position on the screen? I always expect it to reopen where I put it the previous time.

Any chance this feature soon?

@unknownuser said:

Hi,all.
I updated this plugin to version1.3i.
  Webdialog sees easier.(Thanks Diego.)
  Parameter name translates by langage text file.
Thanks.

If you wish, I can provide the translation from Portuguese languaje from Make Fur

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thiloo

thank you so much, I already love this Plugin!

some question:

what´s the "Valid Distance" for?
if I choose "make by Component: no"
and enter something different than 0,000m it´s not working.
if I choose "make by Component: yes"
it´s working, but seems to have no effect.
Also, if I select "make by Component: yes" the results are looking quite different from when I select no". for example: the force values seem to have stronger impact on component:yes.

tak2hata

Hi, thiloo.

@thiloo said:

some question:

what´s the "Valid Distance" for?
if I choose "make by Component: no"
and enter something different than 0,000m it´s not working.
if I choose "make by Component: yes"
it´s working, but seems to have no effect.

Also, if I select "make by Component: yes" the results are looking quite different from when I select no". for example: the force values seem to have stronger impact on component:yes.

The Valid Distance is validate fur about distance from camera.
So This value is large.like 20m.
But 0 make all valid.it do not omits fur.
Example.Use valid distance = 8000mm.
About Fur_Valid Distance1
About Fur_Valid Distance2
About Fur_Valid Distance3
Hi,paulower.
Sorry ,Now I examines the method to remember dialog position.
That demands the javascript knowledge from me.
I will update few day later.

Thanks.

autarchos

Dear Mr. Paulo Wer:

That is some fantastically lush and beautiful grass you have created! What is the probability that you would like to share your technique and component/material with the fur-worshipping masses?

Besten Grüßen,
Drazen Petrovic

thiloo

thanks tak2hata for the quick explanation,

wow, that´s also an powerful feature.
sadly it´s not working if I choose "make by component - yes"!
also, with component activated, the reaction to the force settings are quite unexpected?

I need the components for instancing -> rendering.

again, Thank You for your time and effort

thomthom

I see the same issue that thiloo describes.

thomthom

Hehe - even the Googlers play around with this: http://sketchupdate.blogspot.com/2010/05/having-spent-last-three-hours-fiddling.html

bryan_gibson79

As a user of Sketchup from its inception all i can say is WOW! about this plug-in. I gotta quick question though...Is there any easy way to hide all the linework on the blades of grass in sketchup with out rendering and without turning off all linework in the model? When you get alot it all turns black due to the linework. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks
BG

autarchos

Didier's Hide Faces/Edges plug-in is one method:

http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/RubyLibraryDepot/Ruby/hide_faces_edges.rb

@bryan_gibson79 said:

As a user of Sketchup from its inception all i can say is WOW! about this plug-in. I gotta quick question though...Is there any easy way to hide all the linework on the blades of grass in sketchup with out rendering and without turning off all linework in the model? When you get alot it all turns black due to the linework. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks
BG

marleus

Really cool plugin

thanks a lot

notareal

It still amaze me what this plugin can do
Perhaps later styling with hair guides? Like in Max or Blender. Not that it have to be so extensive, but in a spirit of those.

paulower

@autarchos said:

Dear Mr. Paulo Wer: That is some fantastically lush and beautiful grass you have created! What is the probability that you would like to share your technique and component/material with the fur-worshipping masses?
Besten Grüßen,
Drazen Petrovic

Yes, sure I can explain:
1 - I created a normal plane in SketchUp and used the Sandbox tool SketchUp to create the topography of the land;
2 - I used two maps (two textures) of different grass. A grass that is normal, and the other is like a bush (do not know how to say it in English).

Do not forget to apply the texture on both sides, ie, in the back and front face.

**3 -**Create a component for each texture (one for the grass normal and other to grass bush);
**4 -**In the Settings Window FUR, I made the adjustments and settings required, such as:

TopJitter (%): 1
Direction (X): 0mm
Direction (Y): 0mm
Direction (Z): 500m or 5000m (not mm. That in my example)
In the menu drop down "Make by Component", choose the component that you created;

5 - Click on Make Fur;
**6 -**I did the render in V-Ray for SketchUp. In V-Ray only applied the map Alpha in Diffuse;

I still do not know for sure the function of all commands, but recommend you do the tests in Make FUR. If you want the maps are on the links below:

File - Map Alpha Mask

File - Map Grass

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thomthom

paulower: that's a nice setup. Thanks for sharing.