I just recently reinstalled sketchup and now subd is no working at all it gives me a lot of errors. It lists it in extension manager but there are no TT-subd files in the plugins folder

I downloaded your script and installed it in 3ds max 2016. I have vray 3.4 I did as in your video and click on the start button and nothing happens.

I would like to be able to place a texture on a smoothed or curved surface and be able to position it like on a flat surface. So far I haven't been able to figure out a way to do it. Is it possible? I tried projection and that doesn't always work with the best results.

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I just upgraded after using the beta of VRAY 2.0 on Sketchup 2013. I have a scene that was rendering fine and now all I get is a blank window and it says that the scene is empty. I tried a couple of other scenes and they are fine, can't figure it out. I even rebuilt the entire thing from scratch and it was fine to certain point. I jsut don't know what that point is. Any thoughts?

I installed a clean copy of SU 2013 and downloaded all the updated plugins, but SU crashes constantly. I am working on a imported dwg file just for a rendered floorplan in 2d. I was using tools on surface, CRASH, Mirror, CRASH, arc CRASH. I can't get it to work correctly. Is anyone else having this problem?

Thanks for the help I was finally able to figure it out

I am a designer and would like to be able to apply print fabrics to furniture pieces, but when I apply it to a pillow, for instance it comes out with the geometry and all wrong. How do I do it correctly in order to see the pattern?

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Thanks for the help I will try that, but just a note the wall finish is not reflective at all, does that make a difference?

I am getting grainy light reflection when I render my scenes with vray. I have enclosed a rendering and you can see where the light hits the walls around the sconces is very grainy. Not sure what I'm doing wrong.Any suggestions?
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Brian

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Thank you so much It worked flawlessly. I wold have never been able to figure this out on my own. Again thank you!

Brian