@box said: That is sad news indeed, thanks for letting us know. It is always difficult to know how you feel at the loss of someone you have only met on the internet. All my best wishes and sympathy go out to his family and friends. You'll be missed Charles. Well said. Rest in peace Charles.

Thanks Rich for this info - really great stuff !! and a very nice gesture from this generous man to share these !!!!

might hasten up development of CORONA for sketchup which is positive thing...

That looks handy. Thanks!

The subject of liquid in a container has just come up again and this time I managed to dig out details for the proper modelling approach (it's mostly the same as Kerkythea). http://www.thearender.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=54&t=5817&p=47075&hilit=bubbles+coffee#p47077

@juju said: the second iteration on the basket seems to mess up the texturing a little... Set the UV Interpolation to All Sharp...not Al Sharp https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-eVgFggKtU

Yes perfect things are a long way! In any case very productive products! About the free Fluid Designer above : maybe a cool trick for use Blender like a SketchUp user! Without Cycle render...so nothing to do! [image: 7yL9_blender_cuisine.jpg]

Ah ok thanks for the texturing tip with substance painter.

Thanks, too, Rich.

lol that photo is great! they've totally had enough with you lol nice berries dude

@rich o brien said: It would. But you'll learn nothing I will learn vertex tools. I will! It's an as cool plugin as the tune you put. And I really dig your simple aproach to painter. It's really effective!

In the works. News later in the week.

@rich o brien said: Edge colouring is a good idea. I use X-ray mode when marking edges. It makes seeing markings more apparent. I hit "K" for back edges. It's faster that xray mode and allows for visual clarity as you don't see everyting but lines. Sometimes I combine it with my own shortcut for hidden edge visibility "CTRL+SHIFT+H" @unknownuser said: Currently we are adding various file export options to WrapR to make direct import into other apps easier. What about import into WrapR and then from there to Sketchup? Maybe it's possible and useful.

"Build That Wall"!!! or there will be hell toupée!

@unknownuser said: so nodes are 2nd nature to me. You are so lucky to be genetically modified for that! For some other that is an ordeal calvery!

Thanks Rich I was having to deal with that just the other day.

@gábor said: @kinesis said: There is a menu 'deactivate license' in the top menu. Would you tell me What this is for? It is exactly for what it says. It deactivates the licence on that given device and if the device is connected to the internet it also releases the seat. So it is a good solution to move the licence when you have access to the computer where you want to move the licence from. I might have misunderstood your previous question. I thought you were looking for a solution for releasing a seat when a device is not accessible (e.g: broken). In this situation at the moment the only solution is to write to us. Hi, I have another question about this matter. Wrap-R was installed like a independent application and also installed the seam maker plugin into SketchUp. If I want to delete the old version of SketchUp and install a newer version, what is a proper procedure to move Wrap-R license to the newer version?

Thanks for the spot, have signed up to that.

This looks amazing. Compression ratio is crazy.

nice render and lighting..