Excellent work. Just the thing to stir up some holiday spirit.

Foliage like this will reduce the temperature of the homes it is attached to so that alone makes it worthwhile.. Any water savings from recycling brown water will be a bonus.

Why searching isn't native I don't know. But this is a huge timesaver. I don't even need to have them as libraries in SketchUp to search them now. I can just pull them in using this. My wishlist item would be thumbnails but its not a dealbreaker. Great tool as is. So fast too!

@alexpacio2013 thanks for the nice compliment! Yes, saving your own needed presets for having them available further on is the essential benefit from this tool and was my intention for making this tool (in a much easier version) about a year ago. By the way, having easy access to standardized export settings is an underestimated point because it makes live so much easier in any downstream workflow such as layouting or so. And you don't have to care about your own sketchup setup anymore. You or even anyone else will be able now to reproduce your own absolute identical export results again and again any time you want. Best, and I'm glad that everything is going well now. Ps: don't forget to setup AND SAVE your remaining 7 possible presets Hitting the Save button saves ALL your done settings, not only W x H. When you close sketchup and reopen it any time later, your ViewportBuster will then open with YOUR own presets...

@Rich-O-Brien thank you for this useful and correct advice for most people. We, on the other hand, are decentralised across Europe and many other countries and do not share a common server drives at the moment. Another very important point is that various material pallets relate to specific product lines which may only be used in certain countries. This allows me to better delegate responsibility, maintenance and fine tuning for use to the users themselves...

Then, there is something corrupted in your list of materials.... Can you try with LibFredo6 v15.1c.

@Rich-O-Brien A direct hit! Thanks Rich!

I have no doubt what you said is true, but it makes me sad. I did my first play with a song creating AI program today the result was pretty amazing. Wild wild West ATM

Love it.

@HornOxx

Very well done

@HornOxx !Solved! I finally found it out for myself! I had to take out this check mark (but you all knew that already I think ) [image: 1719739122374-186943a2-e71c-4d63-a7f8-f26625fad4aa-image.png]

@FlorinAp I love this https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=ViewportBuster

ouch me! - you meant the original page, of course. I had already updated the link to your new page and the obvious disappeared from my perception [image: 1710699092904-3162056d-18f8-4f56-a6f5-42194ebec02f-image-resized.png] many thanks!

...thanks again - and yes, it is probably a miserable codec. It's a shame that Sketchup is willing to accept that a laborious task (by man and machine) is useless by this shortcoming. Luckily you introduced and remembered me to the "single frame method" I put the frame bundles directly into my timeline within Adobe Premiere Pro and it worked perfectly and above all in the quality to be expected right from the start...

Most excellent !

Nice! The end result looks like another photo to me! Well done!

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Nice work. I bet you can think of other applications for images with transparency. I did this template a while back for work for a specific client. The white background is actually a white to transparent gradient png I made in PaintDotNet and inserted onto the bottom-most layer in the layers stack. It can be easily edited if I need to change it or I can remove or replace it altogether. The cyan line above the logo is just there as a guide to prevent me from putting model related content below it. The line's layer gets turned off before export to PDF. [image: tpYE_Screenshot-9_1_20233_31_54PM.png]

Just edit in a new file and paste it back if needed