so when do we see this "don't delete the lockd objects version?"

that doesn't give good results, .

can anyone please tell the white balance [camera] technique?

@rspierenburg said:

@john2 said:

@rspierenburg said:

You can also always set a whitepoint in post processing.

i don't understand, what's that?

For instance, if you render your image you can then bring it into Photoshop (or other editing programs) and tell Photoshop what is supposed to be white, it will then shift all your colors accordingly and your blueish tinge will turn white and all your other colors should be proper as well.

Rob

how is that done? can you elaborate the procedure?

@rspierenburg said:

You can also always set a whitepoint in post processing.

i don't understand, what's that?

@thomthom said:

Adjust the White Balance under Camera.

well how should i adjust , what colour should i set it to?

actually i'm in favour of this balance technique since it would give white light only, ozone/turbitidy is tricky. It gives yellowish renders.

one more thing how is the vfb history seen as in tutorial video?

how can i make cleanup not delete coplanar lines (like imported drawings from cad) which are locked?

@tig said:

You can't BUT you could change the section lines to be thin [1] with a color to match the main background [e.g. white] - edit/make a new Style...

aaaah those little little things.... thanks a lot

Im trying to export jpg view of section for underlay work. i don't want any lines. i am able to disable all lines but the section lines are still visible i want to disable them too. how can i do that?

oh nice and the furniture is modeled by you only? i really liked the wooden woven chair, the weaves ..they are modeled or transparent texture?

awesssommmm!!! what is the source of plants that you're using?

great work!! which renderer??

hey how did you do the rain??!!

okay thanks

How can I change the bluish tint in shadows for pure objects that i get using the default setting renders?

yeah maybe postpro, how did you do that?

i have a white building. i render it in vray and set the time 5:20 pm for the yellowish colour of the sunset on my building. is there any other way to achieve that effect? anyway to do in photoshop?

I found this useful link of a pdf covering most common mistakes in Sketchup. Hope you people find it useful!

http://j-man.nl/tutorials/MCM-Tutorial%20-%20v01.pdf

this doesn't work, vray renders whole of the model

Is there any renderer that allows you to render section cuts as it is? I mean no zorro thing to do, neither deleting the geometry on the other side of sectin plane. just simple render

@gaieus said:

You could group the model by layer with this plugin and then colour those groups (need to remove all previous materials first I guess)
http://www.smustard.com/script/GroupByLayer

i dont wanna work that hard . well the building is white and still in design stage. so... we're changing stuff evry now and then, manually painting is not a good solution