FREE Maxwell Render for Sketchup (free version).
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Thanks Jason, you're da Maxwell Man!!!!!
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Small (dumb?) question.
When I add a picture to an object in sketchup and render using Maxwell for Sketchup then the image doesn't render.
Do I do something wrong ? or do I need to set some settings to make it work ?Peter
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Could you clarify exactly how you are adding the picture?
Best,
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Hi Jason, Is there a way to view the mxm files from the Insert dialog box? [See attached screenshot]
Would be nice to know what the materials look like rather than relying in names...
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The full render suite installs a thumbnail viewer so that you can view the material previews like you would any other program thumbnail... however I'm pretty sure the stand-alone plugin does not have this due to the lack of MXED.
I really feel like the lack of MXED is crippling to the stand alone version and I hope this is resolved somehow in future updates... as a user of the stand alone plugin my number one request would be to either improve the material editing controls in the plugin itself or include MXED in the package and I would make those requests directly here:
If enough users make the request I'm sure something would happen.
Best,
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Thanks mate, I will!
Another thing: attached is a screenshot of a render in progress. You'll see a png of a Fig tree in the model which I have wound back the opacity for clarity behind but when rendered the image almost doesn't show. Am I better off changing the opacity in the image itself prior to importing it in as a component?
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Yeah definitely, the way the plugin interprets SketchUp material Opacity is not good for this type of stuff -- partially because it always makes it shiny (to mimic glass).
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ok, cheers.
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Jason_moranto :
Apparently, Maxwell for Sketchup has been removed. I tried your link, and I get an "Ooops......" error page. I tried looking for it and, again, it has been removed from the internet. garystan -
garystan , get maxwell here...http://www.nextlimit.com . They have a 30 day demo version and the paid version.....
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Better to use easy free Real Time render like SimLab Composer Lite (max 1920 * 1080)
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