solved. updated to the latest version of Laubwerk

I'm running sketchup 2015 with vray 2.0. I have just installed laubwerk and it is breaking vray. Vray will not render at all after I have installed. I can uninstall laubwerk and vray works again. The Ruby console displays the message below when I render. Any thoughts of the cause or possible fixes?

==== V-Ray for SketchUp =====
Laubwerk: vray2 callback
wrong number of arguments (3 for 2) + ["C:/ProgramData/SketchUp/SketchUp 2015/SketchUp/Plugins/lbw_player/render/vray2.rb:152:in administer_materials'", "C:/ProgramData/SketchUp/SketchUp 2015/SketchUp/Plugins/lbw_player/render/vray2.rb:99:in on_callback'", "C:/ProgramData/SketchUp/SketchUp 2015/SketchUp/Plugins/lbw_player/render/vray2.rb:63:in block in register'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/3rdPartyHelpers.rb:63:in call'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/3rdPartyHelpers.rb:63:in block in evalExternalCb'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/3rdPartyHelpers.rb:59:in each'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/3rdPartyHelpers.rb:59:in evalExternalCb'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/VfSExport.rb:1974:in start_render'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/R2PCallbacks.rb:538:in start_render_cb'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/VfSExport.rb:1931:in direct_send'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/VfSExport.rb:1931:in render'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/R2P.rb:1470:in launch_vray_render'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/R2PToolbar.rb:30:in block in <module:VRayForSketchUp>'", "SketchUp:1:in call'"]

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@driven said:

copy paste your wall into a new skp and color the target faces a distinct color and I'll see if some ruby code can add them in place...

really appreciate the help.

file is attached

recordWall

I get that, but it falls apart when the irregular surface starts curving in both directions, as is the case with the project that I'm working on.

Nice!

I think that will do it.

Now to add another layer of complexity... can you think of a way to have all of the circles rotate in 2 axis relative to the plane that they are attaching to?

I have a task that very well may be impossible. I am trying to apply overlapping vinyl records (e.g. fish scales or roof shingles) to an irregular shaped surface. I can create the surface a number of different ways.. with curviloft, ffd, extrude by rails... but the real challenge has been applying the records. I have tried using combo spray and make fur plugins but have not been able to configure them to achieve the desired results.

I have attached an example of what I'm trying to create. Any input will be appreciated.

Thanks