would be pretty sweet if this could read .skp. http://www.glc-player.net/index.php [image: Win_Venus_full.jpg] anyone part of the forum?

okay, demo is free (just noticed) And only Mac?

Schalte Himmel aus ( unter Stile ) Spiel ein bisschen mit dem Dunkel-Slider herum ( Hell bringt in Podium nichts ) Schatten nach Bedarf einstellen Als Lichtquellen kannst du auch im Außenbereich Omnis setzen. Nimm dafür größere Lichtquellen bis zu einem Meter im Durchmesser( Solo benutzt z.B. Geodätische Kugen und verschachtelt sie notfalls ) Du kannst so eine Omni Lichtquelle hinter die Kamera setzen, oder z.B. hinter dem Gebäude um die Umgebung aufzuhellen. Dabei lässt sich auch gut farbiges Licht benutzen um Lichtstimmungen zu erzeugen. Da Omnis nach dem Rendervorgang nicht sichtbar sind können sie überall plaziert werden.

sweet

On the features pages for xnView, it lists .skp files as type "Autodesk SketchUp component" I'm glad that didn't actually happen!

GimpShop.

OK

Re MEMORY STICK This should be possible. You should be able to copy the contents of C:\Program Files\Render Plus Systems\3D_PDF onto a memory stick, place it into a computer and run skp_to_3d_pdf.exe from the memory stick. We will give it a try. However, I can think of a few problems. Some Visual Studio DLL's may not be on the target computer. If we discover what they are, then they can be copied onto the memory stick and that may work (or we may have to create a new release of 3D PDF with the missing DLLs) You will not be licensed to run RPS 3D PDF on the target machine. I don't know how we will solve this problem. We can discuss it after you get the comcept working properly. There are 2 other solutions to the general problem. You can "remote log in" to your own computer, which is licensed for RPS 3D PDF from the client machines, run RPS 3D PDF remotely, load a file from the client machine and process it. You can bring your portable computer with you to the client location, put the .SKP file from the client machine onto your portable, and use your portable to create the PDF file.

@Burkhard: Schön, dass Du für Deine guten Wünsche Deine Postingnummer 111 verwendet hast. So was hat Stil. Herzliche Neujahrswünsche zurück und danke für die stets gewährte Hilfestellung für Sketchummies, wie mich zB. Turi

@edson said: i suggest you order it with as much RAM as you possibly can. i suggest you fill it up as well but i strongly suggest you don't order said ram from apple.. they are horribly expensive... owc has been good to me over the years -> http://www.macsales.com/ and there are a few other reputable mac ram dealers out there.. [edit] -- out of curiosity, i compared prices and found apple upgrades an imac to 4gb for $850 while owc sells the same thing for $100...

misunderstood, sorry!

I usually have camera scenes, and then scenes that save something else, different section cuts for instance. Different phases on diff. layers, or whatever... so in one cam. I can show 3 diff. phases, 3 diff. section cuts, then move to the next view, and do it all again...very powerful w/ clients and bosses.

@burkhard said: I have another question. Remember the calc.rb can be open from the Plugins menu. But if I close Sketchup the calculator does not automaticly close with. Is this fiasible ( viable,contrivable or whatever )? Burkhard On Windows, you can use AppObserver.onQuit to set up the observer, and WIN32API to find (by name) and close the calc.exe window. See my Ruby Toolbar plugin for using WIN32API window functions. I learned it from SketchyPhysics creator Chris Phillips.

Works well here. Thanks a lot TIG. These credits are yours Burkhard

thanks todd for taking a look on it.

Nice to meet you here. You have two mails from your blog. I thought you have had enough It is the old script_loader.rb Ruby console say true, window opens but nothings happend Got it , but thanks for the offer Burkhard

If you are looking for the new version of rps_texturewrite.rb, see this thread: http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=97&t=1089&start=0&st=0&sk=t&sd=a

Thanks for the styles!

Thanks Dave, that worked.