Silvershadow's eye candy 1: The river runs thru it
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Silver, I am really amazed with your work. The final product looks fantastic, and I like the atmosphere in the scene.I see that you utilized a lot of rubies:-) I haven't heard for half of them but, I see they are very useful.
Keep up the inspiring work, I haven't seen work of such quality for a long time here.
Cheers,
Andrija
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I doubt he will
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very nice work! and tutorials.. thanks for sharing it to all. keep it up.
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Hi Coen
hee hee i think we all just have to wait and see whats its gonna be. sorry guys
The thing about last time, it will definately not be my last model, its just doing these candy models is actually a real hard process, saving each day as a seperate file as you progress and try to document youre every move, where the normal way is just, build the model, and post it. But again, ive learned this is ACTUALLY the proper way to demonstrate youre model, so yea, i would not say it will be part of candy, but probably more similar stuff. -
@jim said:
@solo said:
I cannot seem to locate it but I once remember talk about a 'Greeble' script, my thinking was that this too could be a solution.
However Silver you certainly used SP in a very creative way.It's not well documemented, but protrude can offset, protrude, and taper faces. Leave the second column blank unless you want a random number btween the range.
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This model was produced using these inputs:
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hi jim, im workin on a mac and it seems it doesnt work for me... any help possible???
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No word yet.
I hope to be able to get back to working on Protrude before the end of March.
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hello silvsershadow, since i saw ur work done in sketchup i cant believe those can really be done using su, now i will be using it for all my projs, hope to see more of your tutorials, specially w/ window glass effects, thanks
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OMG!!! I'm in sheer shock and amazement,absolutely breathtaking. DO NOT STOP! You are an inspiration to all
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Don't miss his eye candy 2 thread:
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=12513&st=0&sk=t&sd=a
Chris
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what's saying? you master! thank you for this very interesting tutorial.
(is true you used 4 days only for all this works?)
ciao.
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Hi there, no it took me about 4 days to render my scene in parts during the day.
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HeyHey! SilverShadow:
@unknownuser said:
The ghost returns....
Hi all young and old sketchup users, developers of the new sketchup 7 team,and any other modeler out there that do not really know the true potential power of this amazing tool. Today i want to share the power of sketchup itself, to encourage those who thinks sketchup is just a tool that can only build block models and nothing more.For my part your intention have simply found the center of the target!! Never thought it was possible to do so real with SU. And also a dreaming beautiful scene.
I have to come back again and again to study your tuts. Bravo et un grand merci pour votre générosité!!
*simon
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Amazing work. What's the render plugin you used? V-ray?
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yes its called vray for sketchup, you can get a demo or buy this program at http://www.asgvis.com
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Amazing creation/art. Congratulations.
How did you make the texture on those concrete posts? -
hi there,when i worked on that model, no mapping add ons were available, so i just switched on my hidden lines, and start dumping a texture on it, and click and drop the texture to the triangles till it looked ok for the scene
Funny to get all those darn plugins afterwards when the work is finished hee hee -
Sigh.. I can see your images
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hi SilverShadow! raises his three thumbs up
for your work.how exactly did you shape those rock fences? and the water part? can you post a tutorial on those two? thanks.
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