Grout Wid - Control the width of the grout in the width direction. Grout Len - Controls the width of the grout in the length direction. Spread - Controls the distribution if there is variable width, for details read above. Min Width - Controls the minimum length a board can be. Max Width - Controls the maximum width a board can be. Spread - If you have boards with variable length the 'Spread' setting will control the distribution between the two sizes, 0,5 the length is evenly distributed, a low Spread value creates a lot of long boards and only a few short ones, a high spread creates a lot of short boards and only a few long ones. Min Length - Controls the minimum length a board can be. Max Length - Controls the maximum length a board can be.

All in all, a 7.5/10 experience.Floor Pattern - If you have the full version you can switch between the types of patterns in the '''Floor Pattern' Drop down menu. While using SketchUp + Vray does feel like you’re making a bit of a compromise, I’m happy to report that while rendering, I can still use Adobe suite apps and they work flawlessly. Also, surprisingly, the Mac has been running cool, I can count on one hand the number of times the fans have had to kick in despite the frequency with which I use Vray.

I’d suggest getting 32 gigs of RAM though if you’re planning to use it for massive models as I’m just a student and my models tend to be on the small to moderate size in terms of polygons.Īnother thing to note is that if you plan to use Windows based software, boot camp doesn’t work anymore and Parallels definitely comes with a performance compromise. Interactive render is surprisingly usable although obviously it won’t perform as well as a dedicated PC setup or a laptop with dedicated Nvidia graphics.Īll in all, I’d say it’s performance is on par with a PC with say, a GTX 1060. VRay works well enough for me as long as I skip to CPU rendering. I have the 16” MBP and you can feel free to ask me anything.

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