Posts made by massimo

Hi Greg, enable "hidden geometry" under "view" menu. Then rotate 90° a single planar texture surface of your arch. Pick this rotated texture with your eyedropper and continue to paint the contigous surfaces. SU will "remember" the correct position of the rotated texture.

Hi John, import your circle and select it (if it's grouped double click to "open" the group and then select it) then right click on it > entity info and you can change the number of segments.

Thanks Oli. The jet is not a clipmap. I made the water effect mixing three different models: one for the jet, one for the rings and one for the "boiling water" in the middle. The models are in obj format and I've composed the scene in Kerkythea so i can't post a SU view, sorry. You can find the water models I used here.

Hi Fred, go here and download the zipped file posted at he bottom of the first post. Then unzip it and put the contents of the folder in Su plugin folder. That's all.

Thanks Al.

Thank you Chris. Tried this on SU6 free but i had some problems. The try was made with "scaling>uniform" and "0" rotation.

Really nice.

Another shot with a different HDRI and a little spot-light on ivy.

A detail. With HDRI background lighting. My first try with water.

Great. A neat and clever render.

Coca-cola version. Just a Kerkythea material.

@unknownuser said:

I think one of your missing tools is Chris Fullmers "Perpendicular Face Tool"

And the other one is random rays by Jim.

Hi Lucy. Unzip the downloaded folder and put the file and the folder contained inside (see the picture below) in your SU plugin folder.
That' all.

This is my try. No HDRI, but three IES emitters with a studio setup.

Raw output...

and after a quick tonemapping.

Thanks Al, Solo and Michalis for the models.

You can try this, agamemnus.

Take a look at this thread nuclearmoose.

@unknownuser said:

The English version always contains "- SketchUp" in the title of the main SketchUp window.
(Preceded by the model name)

The same here with SU 6 free italian version.

Thanks Gai, missed that one. Some incredible renders there.

Check your plugin folder, do you have something like the picture below?

An old Fiat 500! I owned one when I was younger. Great car and great render Kwist.