Make any SketchUp material reflective with a simple right click edit.

You can start with a default Reflective Material and use a slider bar th change the amount of reflection.

You can also add other special features - such as shininess/bluriness, glossiness or metallic reflection.

• See: Reflections and Mirrors

Applies reflection and transparency directly to SketchUp materials. Changes are made easily with a slider bar.

IRender nXt sets multiple settings for a single material - such a setting both transparency and index of refraction for glass materials.

• See: Material Wizard

IRender nXt allows additional reflection settings - such as allowing you to set both the reflection and sharpness or blurriness of the reflection.

• See: Advanced Reflection Properties

can be used to give your material (with or without textures) a look and feel which emulates water.

• See: Water Materials

can be used to give your material (with or without textures) a different appearance.

• See: Procedural Bump Maps

Set options and edit materials directly from the rendering window.

Double click on a material in the rendered image to edit the material.

Reload modified materials back into SketchUp model.

• See: Batch Material Editor

AutoBump - using SketchUp materials as bump maps as well as color images.

This is not quite correct, but can often create an interesting 3D effect.

• nXtRender provides a check box to turn Auto Bump on and off.
• IRender nXt allows fine tuning of bump and color intensities.
• See: Automatic Bump Maps

Auto Reflection makes materials with words like metal or plastic in them reflective.

• See: Auto Reflection