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    How does one create a TIN model in sketchup?

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      cloverleaf
      last edited by

      hello all,

      i found several post regarding creating a TIN model, does anybody know what is TIN model and how can i create one?

      thanks

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        cloverleaf
        last edited by

        james thanks!!!!! 😍

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          ridix
          last edited by

          TIN stands for Triangulated Irregular Network; 3D description of a surface using triangular polygons. There is good description here:

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          TRIANGULATED IRREGULAR NETWORK

          Basic description of TIN models. Comparison with raster surfaces. Interpolating TINs from contours.

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          (www.ian-ko.com)

          To make it, just put diagonal line on quad surface. Than the apex away from this diagonal line can be moved out of plane.

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            pilou
            last edited by

            Looks these posts of F Bartels some videos about tins and crazy images about use of them!

            Frenchy Pilou
            Is beautiful that please without concept!
            My Little site :)

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              remus
              last edited by

              If youve got the subd and smooth plugin, you can get a similar effect (a model that is very triangulated) simply using the subdivide feature a few times.

              http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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