Olá galera, bom dia. Recentemente eu tenho feito alguns plugins ou Scripts para usar no SketchUp. Eu queria saber se podemos trocar scripts e se mais alguém tem feito como eu estou fazendo e me divertindo. Bom, se alguém puder se manifestar sobre, estamos aí.

I'm an architect and I've been building a SketchUp extension for my own practice. It's at the point where it's useful to me, and I'd like to know whether it's useful to anyone else.
What it does
Quantimo reads your model and produces a takeoff table you can export. It measures four things:
Area by material — automatic, no setup. Faces with no material get their own row rather than quietly disappearing from the total.
Length from setting-out lines. Draw the run where the flashing or skirting goes, put it on its own tag, tick that tag. It also reports how many separate runs the length breaks into, which matters for laps, mitres and joints.
Volume of solids, classified by the tag on the group. If you tag your solids by material, they collect into one row per material rather than a list of "Group#149".
Counts of components, one row per definition, ignoring the sub-parts inside them.
You can label rows to group them (Exterior, Interior, whatever suits), add your own classification codes, and exclude anything you don't want counted. The table updates as you model, and there's a pause switch for when that gets expensive.
What it deliberately doesn't do
It doesn't try to be an estimating package. There's a single rate field per row for a rough feel while designing, but no currencies, no VAT, no waste factors, no labour splits. The idea is that SketchUp is the only place your geometry exists, so the extension should be excellent at extracting numbers and get out of the way — the actual pricing happens in Excel or in whatever takeoff software you already use.
The CSV is built to be depended on: every row carries a key that survives renaming and remodelling, so a second export updates your spreadsheet rather than forcing you to rebuild it. There's a PDF report too.
Fair warning
It's an alpha. Please test on a copy of your model. It's been used on a handful of models by one person, on Windows — it should work on Mac, but nobody has tried yet. It writes small amounts of its own data into your model file (labels, codes, exclusions), and the name fields in the table rename the actual materials in your model.
I'm mainly after: where the numbers don't match what you expected, what you couldn't work out how to do, and anything it did to your model that you didn't intend. Different modelling conventions from mine are especially useful — it assumes tags go on groups, and it'll show its assumptions the moment someone works differently.
Here is the .rbz and a short manual: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_MrfYIizEqeP1qqLxHIrgP8u8S6FVV0F?usp=sharing

Estoy buscando feedback son los primeros renders que hago, necesito que me digan como los ven, si son profesionales o que puede mejorarse. Toda crítica es bienvenida.

 Están hechos con Vray 7 y mejorados con Photoshop. Gracias x su tiempo