May 31, 2013 - SU Podium V2 (with Podium Browser), Podium Walker, Viso3D, SU. Your SketchUp to SU 2013, go to the Free Trial page and download the. Other Features. SU Podium Browser with Light Fixtures, 2D and 3D Plants, Textures and Podium materials. Podium Browser is part of SU Podium V2 and gives you access to hundreds of Podium V2 ready light fixtures, alpha transparent plants and trees and SketchUp high resolution textures.

SU Podium V2.5 Plus is a photorealistic rendering plug-in for SketchUp developed to turn your SketchUp model into a photo-real image with realistic lighting, material properties, reflection, and refraction. SU Podium V2.5 Plus employs advanced rendering technology but sticks to it’s original intention: To make photo-realistic rendering for SketchUp an easy and rewarding task. The user interface is simply and does not require advanced knowledge of rendering techniques. • Raytracing and Global Illumination: SU Podium uses a photon mapping algorithm that provides accurate raytracing and global illumination that yields beautiful, photo-realistic images. Although the user does not have to be aware of what technology is being used, it’s important to note that you can obtain high quality images with realistic reflection and lighting, quickly. • Multi-Threading: SU Podium uses multi-threading of your CPU so much of the rendering process will use all your processors (Dual/ Quad/ Eight). • Cross-platform accessibility: SU Podium V2.5 Plus also supports 64 bit as well 32 bit, Windows or Mac operating systems, with support for SketchUp 8 thru SketchUp 2016. Over 40,000 licenses have been sold world wide.

Madly short film full. • Works inside SketchUp 8, 2018, Make or Pro, Mac or Windows • Works with SketchUp textures, sky, background colors, shadows, groups and layers • Material properties applied globally to SketchUp textures • Automatic material properties for SketchUp standard materials – “render right out of the box” • High quality photon mapping/ raytracing engine • Advanced Global illumination – 2nd to none • Physical sky with depth and turbidity • Bump mapping • ‘True’ reflection – not fake specularity • Refraction and Blurred reflection • Blurred refraction for true translucency.