Estoy muy interesado en el tema, no tengo aún oculus porque tengo MAC pero estoy planeando pasarme a PC por los problemas de compatibilidad de MAC con los visores VR, Pronto esscribiré mi aporte al respecto

@chippwalters said: @caul said: It's actually quite straight forward to construct a "canonical" entasis in Sketchup for any type of column - smooth or fluted. <snip> I've done two different tutorials on Flowify and even I had a hard time following this, but it is an ingenious use of the tool! I've added a highly exaggerated example file to show the basic principle. [image: moia_entasisII.png] entasis(skp8).zip

Hello! anybody knows how to get the plugin Bring My View Back?

I've been looking for this everywhere, actually! Thank you so much for posting this!! You did save my life with that. I'm an LO user and I haven't quite figured out how to work with a transparent background so I'm glad that I found your tutorial on that!

I was interessted in that theme but this really looks very complicated. I wanted to make some sliding doors dynamic.

It's a nice video! I have seen it before. The new thing on my video is that the worm drive is curved or enveloping around the wheel.

@pilou said: Have you try the Medeek Truss plugin ? No i haven't tried it yet.. And Fredo Scale Radial Bender ? Yes i know, it is part of fredo tools.. But i like to use flowify.. I show the basics i know, main part was getting lines from sandbox.. You can use any plugin to bend..

Thanks! Curviloft is a precious tool!

@tig said: I did get the cup analogy but I wasn't sure the others would ! Really, the cup analogy has pitfalls. First or Third, the right hand view will look identical, be it the hollow inside of the cup, or the bottom of the cup, both would result in a "donut" end view on either side. TRUNCATED CONE! Accept no substitutes.

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Unfortunately this is more like a speed drawing demonstration than a tutorial. It doesn't really teach anyone how to do what you are doing.

I sped watched one of the other tutorials. You obviously have a firm grasp of using SketchUp and Extensions. My only suggestion would be the pay attention the segment number on curves, arcs and circles. In some instances you are creating denese geometry for no gain. Bezier Spline is a great tool but using 20 segments on a curve is overboard is places.

@hornoxx said: :thumb: yes, a cool model idea and video tutorial indeed - thanks for sharing !! would you mind to post your raw model here or on 3d warehouse?? I wold like to try exactly this exeecise too Best I find the railing model from warehouse by searching "railing", you can find very nice models by this search.. I upload my exercise file to mediafire, you can download.. A little gift is in it.. May be ı forget to unhide, so make all models visible by unhide all.. http://www.mediafire.com/file/myvpm5pbj34f77m/Merdiven.rar

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I was gonna share my own tutorial but it looks like someone already did haha thank you for that. Hope someone find it useful!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJLPD-YiWnw

@ely862me said: Interesting! What is the program for laying the sheets? Thanks! MaxCut

Thank you for that. I'm happy they were helpful to you. It's nice to know.

No need for apologies, Georg. It's all a learning process.

you 'll find the fast way here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53rpy8UAseA [mod=:122uc0cl]Embedded video using BBcode[/mod:122uc0cl]