Table cloth made easy [Tutorial]

dylan

Nice tut Pete. The table cloth looks excellent.

tinanne

firstly, thanks for a great tut, going to have to buy the plugin now for sure.

secondly solo, just how many plugins ans icons to you have opn in sketchup.
i have never seem antyhing like it! i though i had a lot in the toolbar, but that is a whole new level!

ha ha

pav

LOL, I KNOW! Man, I need a bigger monitor....

Great tut, Pete

solo

John,

I hope this helps, and the .skp is 271kb

cheffey

showed this to my wife and was able to talk her into buying me this plugin.

thanks solo!

solo

Glad I could help, you won't regret it.

Whaat

Another good one Solo. Thanks!

david_h

okay .. .Im the dummy. How do you delete the Proxy sans deleting the sub- smurf?

remus

Just select everything in the group and deselect the sub surf. Youcan then jit delete to get rid of it. You could also right click the proxy and select->all on same layer/

david_h

Merci. The last thing I want to do is delete sub-smurfs. that wouldn't be smurfy.

sepo

Nice one Solo.

human

wow, nice tutorial. seriously tho, you do have lots of plugins. i'd ask for a list, but i think you'd be lot more benifecial to the human race alive . also, how do you position the tablecloth EXACTLY over the table? every time i try, some little tiny edge sticks through.

Julius

Thanks a lot solo!

(model of the table)

wq418

it's cool!!!!
thank you very much!!!

utiler

@cheffey said:

showed this to my wife and was able to talk her into buying me this plugin.

thanks solo!

I'm not showing my wife this; I don't want her thinking I know what a table cloth is and where they're kept.....

kwistenbiebel

Very familiar....
To my girlfriend: "So honey, I will put my red socks together with your white silk tops at 80 degrees, right?...."
Works every time. I never get to wash clothes

utiler

you got it kwist....

rebel28

WTH is subdivideandsmooth not free? And where can I get he "Crease" Tool?

david_h

The Crease tool comes with Sub Smooth. It's not free cuz it was done by one the great SU Plugin gurus who need to make a few $$$ to reward their efforts. It's a good deal and well worth it.

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remus

As david said, it seems reasonable to me that people get rewarded for their ongoing hard work.

Stinkie

@remus said:

As david said, it seems reasonable to me that people get rewarded for their ongoing hard work.

Aye, that resourceful Canadian fellow deserves every penny! Hope he checks whether his upcoming plugin conflicts with Vray, though.

What was SubSmooth anyway? $20? A steal, really.