Didier, thanks for sharing.

@jo-ke said in Playing arround with Sketchup diffusion:

"render this base image without changing any detail or moving features etc. Ultra realistic with neutral light"

The examples a bit of a revelation to me.
Thanks for sharing the prompt.

Didier, thanks for sharing.

@fredo6 - Wow! Thanks for sharing.
Just one addition I can see - can the slope format be toggled or added to show a 1:X format rounded to whole numbers (e.g. 1:12, 1:20...)?

@TIG , Thanks, that must have been a lot of extra work for you.
Are they still compatible with older versions, or should we stick with our current rbz?

Really good atmosphere.
Do you use the TM weather to create some of the snow, or is it all modelled?

Would it be possible for images not to be linked to an imgur account? I can't see the files on this site. Thanks.

The safest way to import DWG files is to ensure that they are saved back to an old version of the DWG format. I tend to save back to the AutoCAD r14 / LT97 DWG format.

@l i am said:

... I can use TM 2022 and use ray tracing but only after using a patch put together by a talented TM user, not by TM itself.

That's interesting, I didn't know there was a workaround. Would it be possible for you to post a link to the patch?

I think skatter 2 can do this for you already.

@russ1669 said:

There is a free tool that works with AutoCAD called CAD tools.

Russ

You could installing BrisCAD as a trial for a month & then CADtools if it's just a one-off.
BrisCAD is a lot lighter package than the full version of AutoCAD.