Thank you for posting! These are excellent! It is great to see some people still take Sketchup seriously. Your hard work is to be commended!

One new dynamic component plugin for doors and windows is a neat plugin by an independent programmer is Flex.
http://frandzel3d.com/blog/

JBB, did you say that it will work in Twilight too, which is based on a similar render structure as Kerkythea and Thea? Can this do things other than trees like cars and crowds birds etc? Looks great, $50 sounds reasonable!

Wow. This is an excellent plugin. The great thing about this is that the shapes are simple rectangular volumes which lend better for urban landscapes as opposed to pitched roofs. Well done!

Wow! This is a great thread! Thank you so much. Under Render, remember to add Brighter 3D
http://www.brighter3d.com/ which are available for free and paid for $100.

Ahh! Edson, If your AutoCAD background is black the inser will not show. I had this issue before. Go into your options menu in AutoCAD and under display in model space change the background color to something like a dark gray and try the process again. Make sure you import while in model space. Because the Sketchup lines are black, for some reason they DO NOT default to white when you insert the file into AutoCAD. It took me a while to figure this out! I hope that helps.

Fredo this looks amazing! I can 't wait to play with this one!

Well, I still think it would be a great idea to add PDFs in the import file types for SketchUp. I makes sense because unlike jpgs, tiffs and bmps a pdf is not a raster image and can be measured like a dwg or dxf file. The other image files are raster images and no matter what quality they are saved in, they can't be compared to adding a vector image into your project as a background. This also would allow you to import this file type if you only have the Make version of SketchUp. Just a thought.

Congratulations! It is great to finally start to see SketchUp to be used as a primary modeling software in a mainstream network production... especially by one of our own here! Beautiful work! Keep it up!

Ahh, Yeah, these are amazing! If you are a newbie then I am a baby! Don't be so modest! This is highly skilled and well sculpted work. The average person would need a completely different application to do this, you chose SketchUp and executed your vision effectively! Do not underplay your talents. It should not be taken for granted. Well done!