Twilight Render User Forum

With SU2024, they changed the required Ruby version from 2.7 (which it has been at for the last 5 years or so) to 3.2. This is a pretty significant change among other things which makes the current release of Twilight Render incompatible with Su2024. We have put together a new installer just for Ske...

Did you follow the instructions in the post above about using Rosetta?

Yes, Rosetta is still required for macOS on the M-series chips.

Please provide some screenshots of what your scene looks like, your post-pro settings, etc. We can't help if we don't know what you are working with. You can find tutorials on TWR post-processing (which includes bloom) here: https://www.twilightrender.com/index.php/tutorials/67-tutorials-v2/163-post...

In order to use Twilight Render on an M1/M2/M3 processor you have to use Rosetta.

viewtopic.php?t=12395

Lights are separate objects and so that should definitely not be happening. However if you have a Component Definition with a light in it, all Component Instances of that definition will use that same light. It works the same as any other SketchUp component. But otherwise, lights wouldn't suddenly m...

Sorry, no, unfortunately we are no longer issuing new licenses.

Yes, I think that would be appropriate. Please do so in the "Pull up a chair" forum which is intended for "off-topic" conversations.

Twilight Render will be available for the entirety of 2024, including any re-licensing (if you move to a new computer or what-not).

We at Twilight Render wish to express our enormous gratitude to all of our users and supporters over the last 14 years. After careful consideration, we are announcing that we are sun-setting Twilight Render as of January 1st, 2024. It has been an honor being a part of the architectural and visualiza...