@box said:

What happens when you SUbD some cubes then hit them with Clothworks.
well, definitely a cool result

wieder wunderbar!

@bryan k said:

...And is that a render? If so, wow!...
exactly what came to my mind Prima Rich!

...sehr sehr gut! - I love the crispness of the captions(?or is this named text) shown - did you use 3D text or PNGs for this?

...what a great work Dave and a so high reference for SketchUp!
And graphically excellently presented

so effective and nicely done

yes, very good! The carpet in the front is cool, is that a model or a trick from the renderer you used?

actually it was supposed to be Clark Griswold's car from the movie "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" without which (meaning the movie) Christmas is unthinkable for us too
One of the first scenes describes the procurement of a christmas tree worthy of the Griswold's festival ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozksR8QLWzM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTKpKBzd7jg

...hi, I wish you all a wonderful advent and christmas season 2022
[SkUp Make 2017 / Enscape / Photoshop / the car model is taken from the 3D warehouse and slightly modified to fit a movie template a bit better ]

...großartig und schön Eric Lay and Respect

...wunderbar!

@didier bur said:

@HornOxx:
A RBS file is an encrypted Ruby file which behaves just like a RB file...

Thanks Didier Bur for your guidance and the help out of my own dullness and again for your nice and well running tool

Thanks Didier Bur for making and sharing this so nice plugin
And thanks Rich for the how to install it...

Only, I dont get it istalled or even to run somehow and I am seeing a rbs-file for the first time. Could someone please show me how to proceed here?

@baz said:

...Hope this helps someone get out of trouble until a proper fix is found...

thank you BAZ - yes helpful because in the meantime I also experience this issue from time to time

what a beautiful "snapshot" this is! - precisely because of its scenic "randomness"...

...a masterpiece! großartig

@boofredlay said:

...That can go in the second edition of the D'oh book for me...

wunderbar! (for me too)

prima!

...and by the way - this is a nice sketch

@l i am said:

... but I aim for photorealism...

either way - A great topic and I look forward to follow the development...