Hi, I thinks it's really generous of you to do this type of promotion. thanks john

Hi Mike, Very nice to hear you are a fan of Tgi3D SU AMorph. Yes you can upgrade to the latest version on your current license, and as Rich had already answered (Thanks Rich!) you simply login to your account and download the latest version and install. Go to the Downloads page (the link in Rich's post) on Tgi3D website, click on the "updates" link at the bottom where it says @unknownuser said: For latest versions of Tgi3D SU Amorph and Tgi3D SU Photoscan, please visit the updates page. I am not sure if we can be as fast as Rich here (wow!) , but you can always contact us through the support page on our website as well.

Ooooh, I need this tool! So fast. Have you considered a symmetry option for the morph box? Perhaps Warpform would be a good name. EDIT - oops replied before I read page two and Jorges questions about symmetry.

Thanks for your comments and insight. You are driving me crazy with interest.

wow... that's pretty sweet.

@gaieus said: A question, Gulcan, if I may... What if I have SU installed on several computers? A typical example case would be to have a powerful desktop in office to work with and a laptop to go out to the site or field to (say) take measurements and quick drafts. This would definitely be an issue for me also as I run on a laptop and a desktop depending on how noisy the kids are being in my house. I like to keep them both running with the same plugins to make it seamless. I wouldn't make the purchase without a dual license scenario. Great idea with the demo though. Can't wait to try it at it's full potential. Especially the UV tools and Upsampling.

I love the fact that maps adjust to the surfaces dynamically. Thanks for the plugin!

@mikeg73 said: Hello, Any updates on this software, as everything is like is 10+ years, new features. etc... Cheers! According to their pages the last update was 2023-02-23. v.1.37. But afaik know it is mainly for allowing it to work with newer versions of SketchUp. I have been retired for some years now, and rarely use it nowadays. But I'm still a big fan of both SketcUp and tgi3D's Photoscan. When I occasionally use them I'm using the SU 2016 version, mainly because I have it set up with a lot of plugins.

Wow, I really digg the UV unwrap feature -- simple but powerful Best, Jason.