Maybe this helps?

There have been other reported issues with vfs.rb :
http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15%26amp;t=41055
Have you checked these issues too ?

The error you show is because it is trying to find the 'entityID' of a reference that points at 'nil', rather than at a valid SketchUp entity 😕
Does this occur when SketchUp starts or when you try to use the script ?
To get a fuller error type:
load 'vfs.rb'
in the Ruby Console and post the error messages - if any... 🤓

I am also have this problem. How do I check the XMLDRSpawner running?

This one ? by Solo

or this one by Adam

we use the same control for all external file controls. So in some cases it's handy, in others, it's not.

that error message is happening because SketchUp has used up all available memory that it is allowed to use. All versions of SketchUp prior to 2015 have been 32bit applications, which are limited to 4gb of memory. SketchUp 2015 is available as 64bit, and is capable of using a great deal more memory. I would suggest visiting our help page about 64bit workflow: http://docs.chaosgroup.com/display/VRAY2SKETCHUP/64+Bit+Workflow

I would also suggest upgrading to the latest version of both SketchUp and V-Ray for SketchUp, being able to utilize more than 4gb of ram while rendering is quite a big deal, especially for our users out there that have 16gb+ of ram in their workstations.

Bully XD

We don't respond to all bug reports necessarily. Only if we need additional information, much like sending a bugsplat off to Trimble, or a crash report off to Apple or Microsoft. Due to the volume of reports, and the level of technical knowledge required to give a productive response, we just can't respond to reports very frequently. We thank you for your feedback, and I can assure you it was not lost in the system. We link related cases together, and your report was likely closed with the other cases related to it.

The dome light editing issue was addressed in this release, as were the other issues mentioned in this thread. If you check the changelog of our current 2.0 public release (it's out of beta now) you should see those issues noted as being resolved.

If you have 3ds max installed you can install a plugin called SketchUp exporter for 3ds Max. With this you can convert your .max file to .skp file with all textures. For reference kindly check this link, http://www.simlab-soft.com/3d-plugins/SketchUp-from-3DS-main.aspx315

Thanks guys. Already got my answer with my problem.

Its on the curtain material. It takes long time to render.

Except when you change icon size...

@valerostudio said:

I am working on a tutorial that will explain how to use Blender to make meshes. It will be up on the Chaos forums in the next day or so.

Cheers mate
That would be so helpful

When there's an update to SketchUp it is sent out as the whole package. They don't send just those parts that have been updated. When you install the updated version it writes over what it needs to.

Already got the answer for my question.
I just need to browse the forum to get my answer. -.-

Thanks guys.

Already install plug-in

woooooooooooooow!

I finally did it.
Thank you so much for the help Master Thomthom!!

Thank you also for this great community...

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