Upholstered furniture

[jo-ke]

Wow. This is just incredible!

[olishea]

Thanks for doing this, great work!! It's almost unbelievable how realistic the creases in the fabric are and they make all the difference.

[Rich O Brien]

Ppl

[Rich O Brien]

Sorry kiddo playing with phone.

Nice tut Alvis

[alvis]

@rich o brien said:

Sorry kiddo playing with phone.

Nice tut Alvis

The child knows that it is interesting

[Stinkie]

Good stuff, Alvis. All hail VertexTools!

[Safa]

Thank you .. thank you
how you make the edges of sofa

[alvis]

@safa said:

Thank you .. thank you
how you make the edges of sofa

Just unsoften sharpest edges.I present the next modeling workflow. Recline sofa

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[Safa]

why make this a different edges?

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[alvis]

Hello Safa. You want to modeling furniture seams with Sketchup, as in the pictures? I can cheer you. With Sketchup it is possible to do! But until now, no one does it. And no tutorial on this issue. Why? Therefore, it is very difficult. Such modeling is not worth the money. Sketchup has a different concept. Lines, lines, and primitive shapes with friendly user interface. So the question is, why you need such a level of detail?

Continues the lessons as I do it. Maybe you'll see something useful ...

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[pbacot]

HOLY SMOKES!

[jo-ke]

I am always jealous, when i see those 3dsmax models, modelled with pretty much details but in su the filesize would be much to huge! Unfortunately!
Alvis, this is really impressive work!

[alvis]

Thanks guys. Your feedback is very important to me. a few models ... Public space furniture

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[alvis]

more

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[Safa]

@alvis said:

Hello Safa. You want to modeling furniture seams with Sketchup, as in the pictures? I can cheer you. With Sketchup it is possible to do! But until now, no one does it. And no tutorial on this issue. Why? Therefore, it is very difficult. Such modeling is not worth the money. Sketchup has a different concept. Lines, lines, and primitive shapes with friendly user interface. So the question is, why you need such a level of detail?

Continues the lessons as I do it. Maybe you'll see something useful ...

Thank you for your interest. I want to learn how to do this to use in my work. I work Designer Furniture. I was drawing by hand and define all the details of the design to be implemented later. But now I want to learn using this by Sketchup .. Therefore. Can you help me .. Thanks again

[19marco23]

Alvis Hello, I would make you my most sincere congratulations! I'm trying to model this and are already tested in total chaos. If you have a moment could give me some guidance. Thank you and good day.
mark

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[alvis]

This is a very an easy solution. If unclear, ask

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[19marco23]

Alvis Hello, thanks for the advice! This is the result I got.
See you soon!

mark

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[alvis]

Glad to know, that I helped

[stefanq]

Alvis, you are a rock star!