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The3dBOX
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smicha wrote:TIG's exporter works like a charm. Just export each component separately and join them with the 'geometry group' node in the standalone.
I'm confused, I just found TIGS exporter thread and in Dec 2014 he said

"I have stopped any further development of this Ruby script. :-( I'm afraid it stays as it is - warts and all !
Otoy's Octane now has it own custom made SUp exporter which is better integrated and works more efficiently [it has 'binary' coding]."

So where is Otoys custom exporter that TIG is talking about?
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It's built in the plugin - save to ocs.
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smicha wrote:It's built in the plugin - save to ocs.
The one that doesn't work? :roll:
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Everything works fine . Please send an example with skp file that causes your problems and I convert it into ocs scene.
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smicha wrote:Everything works fine . Please send an example with skp file that causes your problems and I convert it into ocs scene.
OK, I think as a new user I am getting confused so my apologies. Can you read my first post where I asked how do I export to ocs from sketchup?
The export to ocs is greyed out in my plugin menu until I run a render for the first time, is this the correct way to do it?
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Yes - you must open the preview window (render) to export to ocs. Does it work for you?
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Here everything works fine. But you are right - once the render is closed and reopened - it remains gray out. I hope Bro will give us new UI soon.
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smicha wrote:Yes - you must open the preview window (render) to export to ocs. Does it work for you?
Yes it works for me, but the standalone is very complex, I prefer to render within sketchup and because the material editor is screwy I cant at the moment.
I think large sketchup models are causing problems for the plugin.
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