@Rich-O-Brien It seems that he has that enabled, for the topics he creates, by default in his settings.
I moved the topic from "Sketchup discussions" to "Corner bar" some time ago because it was not a SU related topic. Could that issue has something to do with that? I don't think so because, IMO, the watching option should be related to the author of the post and not to the section in which the tread is placed, but who knows...

@pencilimage Don't worry, it was just a suggestion.
The plugin is already very cool as it is.

Well, not necessarily to the origin. What I mean is to bring the object back to be oriented according to the global axes.

@pencilimage Btw, how about adding a button that can do what you see at the end of the GIF?
Here I use my own tool that I made long time ago simply "packaging" a two lines code posted here somewhere by someone.

Thanks. It works in SU 2014 too.

@Rich-O-Brien Well done!

@ntxdave said in Rayscaper Sample Model Download:

@massimo I do not see the Upload file link on my reply page.

I tried to drag a file into the empty space and I got an error message that said I did not have enough privileges. So there is no way I can upload a file.

I have never seen this problem before.

This is definitely strange since you have a reputation even higher than mine... Perhaps Rich or Gabor may chime in with an explanation.

@ntxdave said in Rayscaper Sample Model Download:

@ntxdave How do you upload a file/skp model?

You mean here on the forum? If so, this doesn't work for you?

You can also drag & drop the file in the blank area where you write the reply I guess.

Moved to plugins section as requested.

@Rich-O-Brien Ok, maybe a suggestion for the next release then.

Rich's ones are good advices. Even if the best HDRIs, for example P.Guthrie's and CGSource's ones just to name two, don't need any extra sun because produce nice shadows, most of them need a bit of boost.
Does Rayscaper have something like this however?

I mean that you can move the sun in the physical sky until it will match the one in the HDRI. Because if not would be really difficult to align the two suns and this could lead to a fake result.

@Rich-O-Brien Well done guys.

@raptorscream Hi, this is a normal behaviour for RoundCorner in some circumstances. For example when you bevel coplanar edges that are a closed loop or part of it. I guess because the plugin somehow "erases" and then "draws" again some lines in the process. This causes Sketchup to automatically generate a face.
Just select and delete the unwanted surface.

It depends on what you want in the corners. If you don't need something too polished you can also use this plugin:

https://community.sketchucation.com/topic/106330/plugin-lines-to-tubes#p88592

It will work in one go: select all the lines and launch the plugin.

@Rich-O-Brien said in FRANCAIS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FRENCH !:

Its on the Todo list

@TIG Yep, but it is not accessible via main categories menu. It is the same with the old moderators section of the forum, you can only reach it using the search feature finding some post you made on it.
Already told that to Rich.

@Rich-O-Brien Nice one.

@tuna1957 Thanks a lot Tuna.

@Rich-O-Brien said in House with one wall:

I'm gonna try this in Rayscaper.

Good, and then share the results please. It's always nice to see these experiments. I recommend you to choose a photo of the real thing and then to try to mimic it.

Here, for example, you have a comparison between reality (first pic) and render (second pic).

The render was made long time ago and it's one of a set of images I made of the "Veliero" bookcase by Franco Albini.
https://community.sketchucation.com/topic/143370/bookcase-veliero

In this case, however, the story was way more complicated because the model was more articulated and also some plastic thin film between the two glass panels was involved. So, if I remember well, I had to use also Thea's container feature. I achieved the result with trials and errors by working on the model and materials at the same time.

@Rich-O-Brien said in House with one wall:

Thanks for sharing that.

You're welcome.