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      seasdes
      last edited by

      I have a architectural model where I have a roof that I want to be able to see through but I want the roof to be able to cast its shadow. There was once a post on this topic but I cant find it.
      Can some please advise me how to do what I ask in the first sentence.
      Walter

      Using Sketchup Pro 2019

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        Charlie__V
        last edited by

        seasdes,
        You may be referring to this thread:
        http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15%26amp;t=59228%26amp;p=538991%26amp;hilit=opacity+shadows#p538991

        Best,
        Charlie

        Precision M1710/Win 7 Pro 64 bit/i-7 6920 Quad core 2.9 Ghz -3.8/16Gb ram/NVIDIA M5000M 8Gb

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          seasdes
          last edited by

          Thanks for your suggestion Charlie. The link you provided is not the one that I am after.

          The link that I am after has to do with the properties of a material that will allow what I am after to occur.

          Walter

          Using Sketchup Pro 2019

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            kaas
            last edited by

            you can achieve this effect by using a 100% transparent png texture with just one single colored pixel in it.


            plafond transparant.png

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              Box
              last edited by

              Here is one in .skm form.
              Just drop it in your Translucent materials folder.


              Transparent.skm

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                seasdes
                last edited by

                Thank you all for your help. Very much appreciated.
                Walter

                Using Sketchup Pro 2019

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