Kind of says it all!

OK, I just tried both of the items I mentioned before and they both seem to be working again.

@majid

Wish I had the talent to do things like this.

Some more learning

Here is my latest render. Some progress I think but one thing I am still struggling a little with is setting the scene in SketchUp so that it will produce the view I want in the render.

Wow, what a great start!

Just curious, what tools/plugins (if any) did you use to draw this?

I was thinking about trying this myself. I was thinking about putting the image as a background and then drawing on top of it.

@TIG said in Silly/Dumb Question about Guidelines:

You can't do that in one step.

I tried to find where I had read that but could not find it again

Do this.
Use the Tape-measure tool to make the first at 1/2" as before click to confirm, Select the guide line, and chose the Move tool, press Ctrl to invoke Copying, make the copy off 1/2" and immediately type 9x press Enter to confirm.
Now you have 10 guides at 1/2" spacing.

As several of you have mentioned, using the Move tool is the correct way to achieve what I was trying to do.

I want all of you who responded to know I really appreciate your feedback. I now have things working and hope to post something in the next couple of days using this process.

I have not been doing much with SketchUp lately (not wanting to go into a bunch details (health related) but things are getting back and participating again.

Again, thanks to all of the feedback.

@rown2000
Since Twilight Render is going away it would also be neat if you could add Rayscaper to the list.

@Emilia44 I think the simplest answer is to post a question on how to do something. You will get good answers/instructions on this forum.

@majid Looks great Majid.

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I, I figured it out………

I have a web page that is used to show SU model. It has 3 iframe oh the page. One of the iframe is a list of models. A second iframe will show the model a the third iframe swill show the model information. What I want to do is when the user clicks on the model name (in iframe 1) show the selected model in iframe 2 and a full description about the model in iframe 3.

I have looked at several web sites and have not found a solution yet.

@tuna1957 Very well done sir.

I need to go watch more of Box’s video and learn how to do something like this.

@majid said in RayScaper:

@ntxdave I made the texture and applied it to the walls, some part is not textured properly and I will fix it.
How do you do that? I would like to learn this.

@Rich-O-Brien Thanks Rich……making good progress.

@Rich-O-Brien
Thanks Rich. Yes I will need to get involved with three.js in order to display glb files but right now, my first objective is to understand how to send two different files to two different iframes from a single button/link in the first iframe.

Yes I am following you link to the three.js documentation/tutorials and yes, i signed up to the three.js forum.

I have way too many to list here. After watching more of Box’s videos, I think I have all of the ones he uses. However, I am not positive. I look forward to your suggestions/recommendations.

@Mike-Amos Looking forward to where this goes.

Once again, I want to thank all of you for your responses. As I said earlier, this is not my first model and I have been using SU for several years. Just doing things far different from what I am working on now.

@Box was right on. I finally did it correctly and it worked exactly the way I wanted it to. My dimensions are slightly off (VERY minor) but I got it to do exactly what I wanted.
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I have some other challenges but hope I can share what I am doing in a couple of days. You will all wonder what the heck was so difficult.

@pixelcruncher
You need to talk with @fredo6-animator and discuss having RayScaper as an option with his Animator plugin.

@ntxdave OK, A lot of things to improve but here is my next mode. I plan on expanding this to include a glass object inside of the cage.