Hey folks,
We are looking for beta testers for our new render engine for SketchUp. We are working very hard to get our first beta version out.
Our render engine is designed to be fast, efficient, and easy to use. It is perfect for creating realistic renders of 3D models and scenes. We are targeting both Windows and Mac operating systems. We will start posting more details, screenshots, and videos of our progress very soon.
We are looking for beta testers experienced with 3D modeling and rendering that can help us give product feedback and squash bugs.
If you want to become a beta tester, please reply to this thread. We plan to start the program in a couple of weeks.
We look forward to hearing from you and are excited to put this product in your hands.
Thank you,
Thomas
UPDATE: June 6, 2023
Hey folks,
The software isn't beta test ready but I decided to post weekly updates. We plan to start beta testing in early July.
Here's a screenshot of the work in progress. Don't read too much into it. The look and feel will still change and will have more eye candy. The name WolfRender is a codename, it doesn't actually make sense to name a render engine like that 
Cheers,
Thomas
UPDATE: June 14, 2023
Hey friends,
I created a sneak preview of the extension: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrEvEthBAvE - It's so weird to see yourself on video I will follow up with more preview videos.
Oh yeah, the name will be Rayscaper. I plan to have the website up soon.
UPDATE: August 9, 2023
Hey friends,
I made a quick and dirty, unscripted update of what happened with Rayscaper in the last month. Here's the video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lh8Eynrn6L8
UPDATE: September 6, 2023
Hey friends,
A lot of progress. Currently, we are alpha-testing the software and adding some new features. Rayscaper now has delicious new icons, courtesy of Rich O'Brien.
UPDATE: October 27, 2023
hey friends,
I'm proud to announce that the first alpha version of Rayscaper is public now. It's alpha so only for the brave ones 
Get it here: https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=76360
Cheers,
Thomas