Thank you Chris. I'll try it

Thanks for your support,

at the moment the only thing that seems to be working is to set the thea exporter ratio scene at 800x600 (the ratio I nedd in my animation) and update each scene.

@gaieus said:

I'm not sure it is Thea plugin. Most of the renderers that do this work from inside SU. Maybe ask Tomasz (author of the plugin) if he knows anything about it.
Have you tried the smustard plugin I linked above?

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Edit: I tried to export something with a different aspect ratio as my SU window to Thea and it did not put these bars in.

Yes, thank you for the link. I tried it and the bars disappeared from my view while working (I "refreshed" my scenes after applying the plugin and they seemed to be fine) but come back when exporting animation. (also tried to "freeze" thea plugin putting it in a zip file but is the same).

EDIT: Actually, while working in the 3d model, when the image is still now the aspect ratio is ok. But when I pass from a scene to another. During the transition the borders come back. When the image is "stopping" the borders now disappeare again.

So the only way to fix my problem with this model is to temporarily unistall Thea plugin or is there something else?

yes, I have installed Thea plugin for sketchup. It could have some sense? Actually the old scenes in that model work and they were set before installing the plugin. But if I make a test with a new model, from scratch, everything is ok...

Thank you thomthom.

Unfortunately, it doesn't look to work. I pasted it (and enter) in the ruby console, and tested again. Same borders

Hi,

for some strange reason I hope you or someone here can tell me, when I work on the model I've been working for some days and which I care about I find this problem out:

with my old scenes in it everything is ok but if I create a new one, when I export the animation, whenever this new scene is involved, I get the result I attached: 2 horizontal black transparent borders.

After a check: those borders are of a part I should not see and the area among the borders is the right working area. So When I render in thea, they can't match.

Maybe it's simpy me that I am ignorant (hope it's not a bug in my file )