[REQ] Clay mode

JQL

Couldn't the greyscale plugin be easily adapted to a custom color? It works great for turning on and off greyscale.

Here it is (untested on 2014):
http://www.smustard.com/script/GreyScale

utiler

Hey Pete, Podium has a simple 'Clay' mode by choosing default SU face colours...

cotty

That works great, however it does not make the default SU material also beige, is it possible to do that too?

Maybe you can group all objects and paint it with the same color from outside the group to replace the color for the non-painted faces?

olishea

can i ask why not just use clay mode in thea?

solo

@olishea said:

can i ask why not just use clay mode in thea?

Because it is not supported in Presto, only BSD

olishea

oh ok. shame because i love that mode. saying that, i cant even use presto on my mac lol

Jim

@jql said:

Couldn't the greyscale plugin be easily adapted to a custom color? It works great for turning on and off greyscale.

Here it is (untested on 2014):
http://www.smustard.com/script/GreyScale

I thought I removed GreyScale from Smustard. Please don't download that version. The Smustard version is scrambled and relies on other files. The later version is a single file and has no dependencies.

I'll get GreyScale in the Plugins Store after it is cleaned up.

@solo said:

What if the clay color can be the same as the SU default color (as set by user)?

Actually, GreyScale already has a Front Face mode which assigns all materials to the current default face color. All i need to add is the alpha filter. I've sent a PM.

rombout

Why a PM and not a post here? or change that plugin on smustard?

JQL

@jim said:

Actually, GreyScale already has a Front Face mode which assigns all materials to the current default face color. All i need to add is the alpha filter. I've sent a PM.

I did think it had that mode but I've not used it for so long...

Problem with thea is that only the preset materials or materials with diffuse set to sketchup texture will render white or frontface mode...

Al Hart

Coincidentally I posted a clay image on my blog today:

(Rendered with IRender nXt using the Clay Rendering option)

The sketchy edges do not reflect in the mirror properly. We have another option to render edges which would handle reflections properly, but it only works with non-sketchy edges. If you want Sketchy edges - it is best not to include this obvious of a reflection.