Some more learning

Here is my latest render. Some progress I think but one thing I am still struggling a little with is setting the scene in SketchUp so that it will produce the view I want in the render.

@majid

Wish I had the talent to do things like this.

@ntxdave OK - I have it working now..........How do I mark it Solved?

I have a web page that is used to show SU model. It has 3 iframe oh the page. One of the iframe is a list of models. A second iframe will show the model a the third iframe swill show the model information. What I want to do is when the user clicks on the model name (in iframe 1) show the selected model in iframe 2 and a full description about the model in iframe 3.

I have looked at several web sites and have not found a solution yet.

@majid
As usual, Majid - nice work. I wish I had the talent to generate something like this.

@bryan k said:

They were all great, but I see the difference and it was worth the effort.

Agree 100%

@rown2000
Since Twilight Render is going away it would also be neat if you could add Rayscaper to the list.

@Rich-O-Brien
Thanks Rich. Yes I will need to get involved with three.js in order to display glb files but right now, my first objective is to understand how to send two different files to two different iframes from a single button/link in the first iframe.

Yes I am following you link to the three.js documentation/tutorials and yes, i signed up to the three.js forum.

@ntxdave
I spent a couple of years in Germany while I was in the US army (late 1966 to late 1968) and I think I drove through Munich but am not sure.

@majid

Wish I had the talent to do things like this.

@majid As always, very interesting!

I also have not been doing much lately. Good to see you back.

@Rich-O-Brien said in Piano with Rayscaper:

@ntxdave I’m convinced F1 is broken on your keyboard.

Well you have to be using your keyboard and SketchUp to get that result. 🤪

@Rich-O-Brien said in Piano with Rayscaper:

@ntxdave said in Piano with Rayscaper:

Now tell me how you get that pattern.

It's the Checkerboard material SketchUp ships with under Patterns

Thanks Rich. I should have thought of that. Duh! 🤪

@Rich-O-Brien Very nice Rich.

Now tell me how you get that pattern.

There are things I like about each of them.

• I like the lighting on the first image the best.

• I like the exterior setting of the second image the best,

• I like the books and shelving contests of the third image the best but I am not a fan of the white wood (guess that is an exposure of my age since we (at least in the US) we are doing away with interior wood and making everything white.

Bottom line though is that I think it is a fine interior.

@Box Thank you sir! I finally got things working correctly and was able to "play around" a little. The image below represents what I figured out using the FredoScale tools. I greatly appreciate your help.

@ntxdave said in TrueBend Axis Problem:

@Box Thank you sir.

I have not used that tool so I will do some playing around.

I am feeling really stupid.

I have watched @Box’s video several times and have also watched a couple of tutorials but I seem to have real problems trying to use the tool. Can someone give me a somewhat detailed (step by step) explanation of how to accomplish this?

@Box Thank you sir.

I have not used that tool so I will do some playing around.

@Rich-O-Brien Did you do your model with native tools or a plugin? Yes, I know it is a dumb question but I just had to ask. I have never seen the rotation tool used like that.