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The Indigo for SketchUp (SkIndigo) extension is available in the standard.rbz format for SketchUp extensions. These steps will describe how to install the extension. • Download and install Indigo Make sure you have Indigo Renderer or Indigo RT installed first. Download Indigo for your system and install Indigo to the default location on your system. You can download Indigo from here: • Download the SkIndigo.rbz file If you haven't already, download the SkIndigo rbz file from the • Install the.rbz File Start SketchUp. For SketchUp 2017 or later, select Windows >Extension Manager.

For SketchUp 2016 or earlier, On Mac, select SketchUp >Preferences. On Windows, select Windows >Preferences. Select the Extensions item on the left of the Preferences dialog.

Click on the Install Extension. Select the SkIndigo-3.x.x.rbz file you just downloaded. Click the Open button. Click the Yes button in the 'Do you trust this Extension' dialog.

Restart SketchUp. • Check your installation Once you have restarted SketchUp, SkIndigo should be installed and available to use. Download Firmware Samsung U700 Evo. You can check it by selecting Plugins >SkIndigo >Render Scene.

Architectural glass with Indigo Renderer In the past few days I was reviewing some projects created with old versions of Indigo Renderer, to start working on updates and see how fast the last releases are compared with the old freeware Indigo. In one of those projects I saw something that caught my attention, which is the way glass is created in Indigo. I remember that by the time I start to use Indigo, I wasn’t able to create glass. So, how can we create glass in Indigo? Well, first of all we have to follow a simple rule to create glass in Indigo that is all glass objects must have a volume. For instance, we can’t use a plane as a glass object. Always choose objects such as a cube or box.