Upholstered furniture
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@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
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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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This is a very an easy solution. If unclear, ask
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Alvis Hello, thanks for the advice! This is the result I got.
See you soon!mark
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Glad to know, that I helped
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Alvis, you are a rock star! -
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very
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Preparing for the new model. Calia Italia
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please more details about this part
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@safa said:
please more details about this part
SoapSkinBuble and manualy modification with basic Sketchup tools.
Bed....
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What a fantastic collection...!
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OMG!!! I'm gobsmacked!! The modeling and the tools to do it have really changed the perception of what can be achieved with sketchup. I'm so freakin impressed!
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@richard said:
OMG!!! I'm gobsmacked!! The modeling and the tools to do it have really changed the perception of what can be achieved with sketchup. I'm so freakin impressed!
Thanks Richard.
I have a new product.
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There are no problem of Copyright or other to reproduce a model in 3D?
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Amazing modeling and renders, Alvydas!
Thanks for showing your techniques. Very inspiring.
Good day to you,
_KN
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@unknownuser said:
There are no problem of Copyright or other to reproduce a model in 3D?
Not yet....
In my view, it's no different to creating a painting or illustration that features a particular furniture design.
There are others who disagree and there is pressure to protect furniture designs from being reproduced in any 2D or 3D medium without consent (including works of art or photography).
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Alvis , I think you've perfected the art of this trade using SU. And thank you for sharing your techniques. I work in a furnishing company but I think modelling sofas still takes a lot of time .. We cant like produce things at the speed of thought.. The tedious connect the vertices, then triangulate faces, plus the urge to make it look perfect, simply robs me pleasure of doing it.
In the earlier part of this thread, I quote you saying "I'm probably stupid, because in the world is a better programs". Now that you have mastered your workflow, Do you see yourself shifting to ' the better programs'?
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