The Camera tab of the model panel lets you type in the size you want. SketchUp introduces a faster way to set the size of a viewport in 2021.1. Faces can only stretch if adjacent faces are convex to them. It is especially useful at the earliest stages of form development to stretch a face perpendicular to its drawing plane. Since SketchUp was released, Stretch has existed in the Status Bar and Push & Pull cursor but was never referenced or treated as a modifier state. The user will be able to make multiple copies of an object with Move or hide batches of edges more easily with Eraser across multiple view changes. The Multi-operation tool state is now persistent. It is easier to switch tool states before you complete an operation when more modifiers behave as toggles. If you examine the cursor or on-screen modeling behavior of the tool, you can identify which modifiers are available for a given tool in the Status Bar. In this way, fewer tools will require press-and-hold modifier interactions, resulting in better modeling results and, therefore, more efficient use. The most defining change is the addition of toggle keyboard controls that allow you to turn tool modifiers on and off. Now, you can lock the inference direction for the Line, Tape Measure, and Move tools before clicking. Those features are now available for other tools in this release. Some SketchUp tools offer pre-locking of drawing planes and inference directions. It’s not a requirement that developers put extensions on the Extension menu, but it is best practice. You can also access developer tools from here. This menu heading will always be visible whether extensions are installed or not. We should give some attention to the extensions menu. As a result, it is much quicker to enter a measurement into a Live Component parameter than using the Tape Measure tool. Additionally, Live Component parameter values will now display in the same unit format as your SketchUp model. SketchUp Labs continues to develop Live Components into an even more powerful tool. Trimble wants to reduce the number of clicks you make, speed up 3D thinking, and make undoing as easy as possible. Extrusion is also possible with Push & Pull when you use a modifier. For Example, The Move tool in SketchUp can also use as a Copy tool. The method can also be applied to video game design, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, and more. It is not just for interior designers and architects. The new asset management system can help you find and track V-Ray assets, using a custom library that can be shared across SketchUp projects.This is very useful for 3D designers. The GPU renderer is over 200 percent faster, accelerating nearly every V-Ray feature including fog and atmospheric effects.Ī new Scene Interaction Tool now provides direct access to any level of the SketchUp hierarchy, so you can interactively adjust materials and light properties whenever an object is selected.Ī new V-Ray Toolbar has also been included, providing new access to top tools and simplified UI controls that will make it easier to set up cameras, adjust render settings and manage scenes. Once a scene loads, Auto White Balance and Exposure return the right settings, making the entire process point-and-shoot simple.Ī new NVIDIA AI Denoiser has also been embedded, so you get automatic noise removal and clean updates as they work. The new Adaptive Dome Light (ADL) offers more accurate, image-based environment lighting that’s up to 7x faster.įinding the perfect camera exposure or white balance is no longer an issue. New V-Ray Scene Intelligence can now automatically analyze a 3D scene at the start of a render, optimizing some of the most common decisions you’ll make. This latest version is also immediately compatible with the new SketchUp 2019, as well as versions 2015-2018. Automatic scene analysis and adaptive lighting join dozens of new features, bringing more performance to the design process.īacked by over four years of R&D, V-Ray Next rapidly accelerates the SketchUp workflow, building massive speed and intelligence gains under the hood, so designers can produce faster, cleaner renders with little to no extra effort. Now, with a few clicks, you can create high-quality ray-traced visuals using one of the world’s most widely used design programs. With V-Ray Next for SketchUp we’ve boosted the speed and simplicity of SketchUp’s premier renderer.
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