Well, you don't need a plugin....

ooooh.... I'd like to stay there...
great view, probably very cheap, and the space grows when shown to sunlight
Anyways, what rendering engine?

Looks like I need to put in my wishlist, so here it is:

• high poly support
• Object animation (would be awesome with rendering as well, but if it's a sketchy style then even more awesome! )
  unlikely to be in su 8 though, most like su 24..

hmmmm....a bug? maybe PM fredo and see what he thinks

Hi Antonello

For those scripts you must install the latest version of Libfredo, simply extract the zip to your plugins folder.

ultimatez

Hi there
maybe you can use this inexpensive script from smustard..
http://www.smustard.com/script/FlightPath2

awe-some!! mind seeing the hidden geometry?

Hip-hip hooray TIG! Finally a patch tool for sketchup! thanks again TIG.

That's very simple. Go to camera -> standard views -> top. Then, go to camera and un-tick perspective

The blue color would be back faces, to correct this select all, right-click and choose 'reverse faces'. As for the zoomed out view, did you ticked the 'override viewport' checkbox in the output section of the vrayfsu options? If you did, uncheck it. Sometimes that worked

Adam, is this V-ray for Max or V-ray for SU? I'm asking because I'm trying to find out how to add displacement map to a texture in v-rayfSU

I've got an idea... a tree. If you see closely, a tree is not a simple push-pull circle and follow-me with hand-made leaves. A tree has a lot of details, so maybe a pic of a quite simple tree, and then you can use monsterzero's technique (I wonder where he go?) or use your own technique

A fast way to make a simple, low-poly chair. It starts with a box, some curves, and finished with some follow-me, copy and rotate. Enjoy!
How to make a simple chair.pdf

here's my crit:
all the textures are a bit.. flat. a little more obvious bump map maybe, or better textures. There's a lot of free ones over at cg-textures or there are some low-res (sort of) free textures at arroway. Just go to the products section, and then go to the product that interests you. After that you'll be able to see a list of textures on the side view. There's a maps section at the bottom part of the texture description. Choose the diffuse map and you got yourself a free low-res arroway texture. see att.

tried using sds.. result better then expected

no, but look closely to that ''surface operations'' toolbar. It's not part of the row, it's acting like a dialog box. I can move it around. That's how mac treats it. go to view -> toolbars and choose the toolbar you want to see. I'm pretty sure that sketchup will open a toolbar that's a dialog box. Try that.

edit: just read your post again, so ignore the post above. Then again, you can rearrange the toolbars so that it looks like the windows version, even though it doesn't stick. For that double-up thing, I'm sure mac has a large tool set. Go to view -> toolbars -> large tool set. I think the large toolset doubles up

I have use a mac before, although I mostly use windows now. As far as I know, mac doesn't treat the tool bars as the rows, since they can only put one row. Instead, they have it as dialog boxes, such as the TOS toolbar in the att. (I know it's a windows screenshot but mac treats it that way though.. )

twilight easy 09, 24 minutes

planning to buy the real version soon

I'd suggest looking at the sketchup tutorials (http://sketchup.google.com/training/videos/new_to_gsu.html);don't give up yet. Making a bottle is quite fast actually, look at this video I made...
http://www.screencast.com/t/MjVhZDM5MDQ

what version of podium is this? 1.7.1? 1.7.2? don't tell me it's 2.0