[Request]Food

dyppmo · 10 Nov 2008, 23:48

How about a google image search for grocery and use it as a texture
this is the one I found on the first page

This would keep the poly count low.

cmstotz · 11 Nov 2008, 00:25

That is a good idea thank you very much. When I download an image to use as a texture do you mean import it into sketchup as a jpeg? or is there actually a way to install it as a texture?

cheffey · 11 Nov 2008, 14:48

You can import as a jpg, then explode it and sample it to use as a texture.

Do you have any prelim images of what this place will look like? that might help us help you find something better suited.

cmstotz · 11 Nov 2008, 20:19

@cheffey said:

Do you have any prelim images of what this place will look like? that might help us help you find something better suited.

Sure. Here is an unfinished model of the place in context to the surrounding area, situated between 2 major bus stops. I really didn't know what to make it look like lol I was making it up as I went along. But it's not an architecture course so no worries. He just wanted it to "stand out".

wyatt · 11 Nov 2008, 20:35

FormFonts.com has great grocery-type models. There are a few free ones that may work for you, or you could subscribe and have access to lots of material.

cheffey · 11 Nov 2008, 20:55

Ok, so it's an interior space. I first thought it would be an outdoor thing.
Formfonts has a lot of high quality stuff, for interior.

here is urgen's work. some of the best out there.
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=3482&start=105

cmstotz · 12 Nov 2008, 00:04

Thank you so much for the help and direction wyatt and cheffey. I browsed formfonts.com but I cannot find the the free stuff. They have some amazing models that I would love to have access to however I can't afford the $200/year as a student.

Gaieus · 12 Nov 2008, 11:56

The free stuff they offer is in their exchange program i.e. if you sign up and contribute with your models / materials / styles etc., you can download from others' contribution in this program (not the commercial stuff afaik though).