"my "ART-SKETCH COMPONENTS"...
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@urgen said:
...It is very a pity...
I now work in SU and simultaneously I look film (too in SU) 
No,Urgen, I am REALLY sorry to say that I cannot see the animation.
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i get it(success with divx-compressed movies by decoded 5-version).
I make all(as urgen wrote):- Open video, simple capture by PrintScreen...stay opened video.
- Then open Photoshop(i have cs3) and paste captured source(can see easter bug, movie has translate into pshp-frame, not still image). Then save it as PNG(save in root of drive). Stay opened pshp-window with capture.
- open sketchup and import this png...and you can see this technical bug or something(like in pshp)
Thanks to urgen.
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...Hey guys, and in fact it works!
...ΠΠ»ΡΡ ΡΠΏΠ°ΡΠΈΠ±ΠΎ! ...I have tested it on eight computers... On six it works!
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....Thank you very much for your support and good comments. Sorry for the language problem...
My daughter is the reason why occasionally I write with no distinctive accent..she knows it perfectly 
...I've always wanted to do a model-component of some famous historic thing which would be recognized by every single person...I was designing the room of one young man, i realized that was what i needed,so i did it in sketch-up...
....hey there, have you recognized this hooligan? ...Probably since his childhood he's been dreaming of playing a violine and becoming a famous musician... the first part of that did not turn into life 
...but yet he had managed to become a great musician!!
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...Ok, never mind this video...some people say it works, some- it doesn't... in the end it is amateur, not a texture...
... for watkins:
Bob, I understand your desire to find out the common recepie of how to make photo-realistic models. The point is that not everything can be modelledthis way...in other words, it is not always the best way to do it... this can be applied to your basket for picnic....I think it should be done traditionally:
...do a model (not that complicated in technical sense)- chose a photorealistic texture and edit it with the help of photoshop. your photo is not quite suitable for this (it should be of a high quality, prefereably digital) I think we will wait until all the topic will be restored, as it was partly lost while transferin all the data at a new board...there are some materials which describe the principles of my work in all the details...however, i feel like i should write the full description of my work, from the begining until the end...
Bob, I like working according to my mood and will chose the most suitable example for
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-----ok, guys. some antique components...
I wanted to model this thing, but could not find a good photo for a while. I think there's no such component so far...
---edges-4900;
---faces-1650;
----file size-592kb...
Good results for such a complicated object...
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.......and this is for fishing and fresh fish lovers......and those, according to the image, exist
.....now I want to go fishing))definitely going to do it this weekend...don't you feel the same? ...Best wishes!)) 
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Dear Urgen,
I have only just picked up your response. Thank you for replying, and I look forward to your tutorial.
Kind regards,
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Stunning work.
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Great work from a very nice person...
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.....Thanks everyone!
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... for tea lovers and for those who doesn't know or is lazy to do render
(this is about me )...and for the rest...this is a simple JPG with SKETCHUP+ some photoshop...
...it looks nice...
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Arrrrrrrrr!
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u re crazy!!!
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Just incredible!
Anssi
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Your work is truely inspirational!
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@urgen said:
... let's cut firewood... fastly!
: one 
....... two ........ three! .. [/url]good modeler, good sences of humor, love it very much.
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This is simply stunning work.
I doubt many, (including myself) believed such superb results could be achieved with a low-poly modeler such as SketchUp.
I have read many times about how important lighting and textures are to 3D modeling.
Your skills demonstrate this more than any words could possibly hope to convey.
It would be fantastic if you could upload a short video tutorial demonstrating your workflow and techniques.
I am certain you would have many grateful students here.Regards
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