Irender Nxt For Sketchup 2017

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Thanks for taking the time and effort to do screen grabs, that makes it so much easier to follow.I will give these settings a go, I really do like NXT so far.Oh, another question, I tried to render a huge model (106 MB) with no luck, it just stalled, and after 2 hours still nada, I used the batch setting. I know the model is friggin huge, like I said on another thread Indigo and Podium failed to render it also, only Vray was successful so far, is there something i'm doing wrong or is this maybe a little too big for NXT? Solo wrote:AlEvery now and again when I open an old model to render with NXT my floor/ground renders as a mirror, even though I have not edited any materials, is this a issue on my side, is there a default button I need to find, or is this a bug?If you get another one of these (especially if it is a small one, or you you can delete a bunch of the model and it still fails, send it to me.For a floor, there are two possibilities:1. Sometimes people use a material which is slightly transparent, or which has a texture which has an alpha channel.

In IRender nXt, transparent things, even if just slightly transparent, have reflections.2. But we also used to have problems with ground planes reflecting. In SketchUp the default ground plane is transparent, and therefore could have reflection. But I think we added a special setting for this.We would be glad to look at a model if you can send one. Solo wrote:AlI was just reading about the new update coming next week on your forum, that's great news.Will downloading the new update lengthen the trialMy model is 106 mb, may be a little over the top for any render engine which is SU integrated.I have another that I will clean up and upload to rapidshare and mail you the link (I have a few of my commercial components in it)I am really enjoying the animation render capabilities by the way, probably the easiest and fastest available IMO.I think the model will be too big. But it will help us figure out how to improve things.

How are you able to load it into SketchUp?The new version will not increase the free trial, but clever users will figure out that each time they enter the contest trial code they get another 30 days. Hopefully some people will decide that the software is so good that they should buy a copy, or try to win one in the rendering contest.Regarding Animation, Rich works hard to try to make our interface a lot like SketchUp's.

So an animation set up for SketchUp is pretty much ready to go. Similarly, we try to fix things so the just render without your having to explode groups, turn images into faces, add shadow masks, define things outside of SketchUp, or redefine things if you change your model. We spend a lot of time trying to make things work, rather than explaining to users what they have to do to make them work. Streets of rage remake v5 psp download torrent. Gaieus wrote:If it weren't you, Al, writing the above here, I'd have to give you an official warning for spreading and encouraging piracy on the board!Of course, that will only work until the end of the contest. But if triggering an extra 30-days will give someone a chance to use it more, perhaps they will like it and actually purchase a copy someday.In general we give people a second 30-day trial if they request it. But, eventually they have to purchase the software or stop using it.If someone is never going to buy your software, (Lets face it, some SketchUp users simply don't have the ability to purchase things), then you haven't really lost anything it they find a way to use it.

We just wish we could find a business model which let us give things away free, but still let us pay ourselves. Kwistenbiebel wrote:So Irender NXT supports animation in SU? That is good to know.Does it support RPC with animated textures? (like moving people etc.?)That would be great.

There is no render engine for SU that supports this currently.We don't support RPC's animation (yet).We have found almost no one who uses RPC. We do support RPC in general, but we haven't looked at their animation stuff. If some SketchUp users are using RPC for other things and/or are willing to purchase RPC objects for use with SketchUp/IRender, then they need to mention it sometime. It is hard to take the time to work on things, like RPC, if you don't think anyone wants or uses it.If you use RPC for other things - Revit, Photoshop, etc., then try it out with IRender nXt and let us know what you think. Al Hart wrote.Of course, that will only work until the end of the contest. But if triggering an extra 30-days will give someone a chance to use it more, perhaps they will like it and actually purchase a copy someday.Well, that's a good and smart policy indeed. I've also tried software before and though gave only one shot, by the time I could eventually make some use of it and try it really, my trial had expired.Such a 'flexible' licensing policy may encourage users - and ultimately purchases - more.

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