Thanks Suzanne - yes ! ;) really the entire scene and render are PRIMA :D must have been a hard piece of work to "plant" all these various vegetations within SkUp? How did you proceed here? (I think you people in the Netherlands are much much further in the planting-future than we are here...

... once again a most beautifully scene, work and render - Prima!!!
(and due to your great vegetation - it would be great if RenderIn could handle
Sketchup Skatter files)
Would it be ok for you to post a SkUp model impression too?

I need some help or guidance please! :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: whenever i render an interior and use any shininess for materials (for example a wooden floor) this fire flies effect occurs. Those are the many little white dots as you can see below. And I can't find a way to avoi...

Hi All - this is, what the RenderIn-Support answered her

Hi
Indeed, you can continue to work while it's rendering, it won't impact it.
However, if you quite the project, your rendering will stop as well.

Hi All :?: if i have triggered a render process by clicking on the camera icon of the preview window, can I then continue working on my SkUp-model without disturbing or interrupting the triggered render process? :?: Or do I have to leave the SkUp-model as it is until the render is completed? :?: Or ...

I´m not sure whether Google Translate has translated your question correctly
...do you mean a combination of a render and a line overlay ?

Fine - I'm curious to see what you've done so far - please poste your used settings as well.
Just this way we have the opportunity to learn from each other because your note is correct: there are only few tutorials out there indeed...

I hope, someone can help me

I´m running SkUp 2016 Pro and would like to install the SkUp-export Plugin to Artlantis 5
I can´t find this plugin for download

...wow! this is so great - the motive, the materials and texturing, the lighting - everything

(just lit by daylight?)

Hi Dom - a bit of delay to answer but I didn´t find any time earlier ;) Which kind of shadows are weird or unfiting for you? Or maybe you could post an example here for either: what do you want to avoid or: any example for your desired result? Basically I see 3 possibilities to render a ground plan ...