Very nice

Very Handy

Thanks Mike

Superb

Luv the warm lighting from the table lamp--- actually just like the whole feel and effect.

Good to know

Hi Modelhead I think your dreaming about Space design from RPS its FREE
http://wiki.renderplus.com/index.php?title=Space_Design#Space_Design_Toolbar
Move a component (or any selected entities) along an axis basically a nudge tool, set increment movement, choose axis, ETC,ETC but sorry no drink option . Had to give up caffeine so my heart could slow down.

I think there was also another ruby nudge tool as well recently

Thanks Didier for putting me on the right track.
I kept removing a ruby until it ran without errors, it turns out to be a old RPS one for CDoc_loader for reference, which is no longer used and has been integrated into RP tools now.

Again thanks for your help

Hi Didier,
Just got some time to try out this ruby, but I got following error message?

Very nice attention to detail

@unknownuser said:

but i recently reinstalled SU and the
exported files don't work...

I know your having trouble with your 3d but there have been problems with 2d in the recent past, and I wonder if its related.

Some like me updated Sketchup recently, but somehow installed the free version, even though our computers said it was the pro version, and then I started to get some strange behaviour.

http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=6498, and there is also mention of 3D problems

Here is another link I found on 3D export problems.
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=6180

Jason

I'm intrigued where did you get figures from - form fonts?

Richcat

Its such a nice scene I thought I would give it a go. I do like my corners.

PS Thanks Pete for the Sponza skp. I'm now starting to have some fun with renderings with IRender nxt beta

I agree, just experimenting its a HDRI. I'll have have to find some high def HDRIs ,or work out which setting I need to tweek.

Sepo love it

Just having fun rendering with IRender nxt beta

Original model by Dandis from 3D warehouse

Really happy with this bit, cropped from original

Richcat

Top Class

Very nice Al, I'm really enjoying IRender nxt, and I can see you are as well.

Richcat

Mr S

Have a look a this thread it should help. http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=4203

Richcat

Hi Guys, eventually got the internet connection back, and made it in work today, believe or not, but for how long is anybodies guess as heavy rain is again forecast for Wednesday.

Joe no problem about comments. I have a brother in Brighton(Uk). He didn't know how bad its got, until yesterday despite my mum phoning him to tell him I was stuck at work. He changed his mind when he saw the TV. "A picture tell a thousand words". My other brother who's the illustrator tried to get to a Wedding in Gloucester, he had to stop overnight in a local pub and slept on the floor, despite my phone calls telling him how bad it was. He's lucky he turned round and went back to a nice dry home, not like the poor people who have homes on Gloucester and Tewkesbury, Eversham etc Now he believes me!

We are very use to flooding around Upton but not this bad.

Ross I'm a cheap scape at heart, but I do spend quite a bit a time down at the local marina drooling over some the big cruisers, anyway my wife says I spend to much on doing up my bike and keeping it going (AN 400 Burgman)and my old cottage.
Had the Kids building paper boats when we got back home, as a bit of fun to help Dad. My son won a school completion with this bit of origami, in previous less severe floods when the local school had some very large puddles. Anyway they were just happy to see me.

I'll put another photo up from yesterday when I get my camera which shows where the Kids were standing the water would possible now be over their heads.

Local knowledge says that the floods at the moment are just the surface water run off from all the surrounding fields. The main event will happen in a couple of days when all the water from Wales and further up stream surges down!

James sorry to have seemed to have hijacked this thread with my adventures so far, anyway not to worry you but I hope you and your family are situated on high ground as I've just heard that Oxford is under threat and some of the water is heading down the Thames to London!!!!!! As people round here have found who aren't use to it it happens very quickly and with little or no warning. The emergency services are doing a fantastic job, but they are so stretched they can't go from door to door telling you to get out! The local radio has been the best source of news.

Anyway back to work and with a close ear on the local radio.

Regards
Rich