# Output resolution settings.set("output/width", preset["resolution_width"]) settings.set("output/height", preset["resolution_height"])
# GI settings.set("gi/on", preset["gi_enabled"]) if preset["gi_enabled"] settings.set("gi/primaryEngine", preset["gi_primary"]) settings.set("gi/secondaryEngine", preset["gi_secondary"]) end vray render settings for sketchup
UI.messagebox("Applied preset: #preset_name") end end module VRaySettingsManager def current_settings_as_hash return nil unless vray settings = vray.settings "image_sampler" => settings.get("imageSampler/type"), "min_subdivs" => settings.get("imageSampler/progressive/minSubdivs"), "max_subdivs" => settings.get("imageSampler/progressive/maxSubdivs"), "noise_threshold" => settings.get("imageSampler/progressive/noiseThreshold"), "gi_enabled" => settings.get("gi/on"), "gi_primary" => settings.get("gi/primaryEngine"), "gi_secondary" => settings.get("gi/secondaryEngine"), "resolution_width" => settings.get("output/width"), "resolution_height" => settings.get("output/height"), "quality" => settings.get("system/raycaster/quality") # Output resolution settings
UI.messagebox("Custom preset applied") end end SketchUp uses HTML dialogs for cross-platform UI. # Output resolution settings.set("output/width"
This is a complete guide to developing a feature for SketchUp (using the V-Ray for SketchUp API and Ruby).
def load_custom_preset(name) file_path = File.join(PRESETS_DIR, "#name.json") return unless File.exist?(file_path)