@pilou said:
Cool plugins indeed!
@Alvis
Does the flag Blue, White, Red under your avatar is the French one
or it's other thing?
So it was a french motive of my solidarity. If seriously, what happening in other parts of the world (you know what I mean), my heart hurts is also.
I think the main plugin is your brain.
All other things being just a tool that helps you. Besides the main Sketchup tools (Line, Arc, Intersect ...), I use a this plugins. They are the best for such a task.
@jo-ke said:
thank you for sharing your workflow. It gets a little more transparent for me to follow.
You are a real master. I wish I had your skills.
Thank JOKE.
Next - Riverside Exposed Frame Chair
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Pascal armchair
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@richard said:
Wow, I'm seriously impressed! How is the chair's padded shape achieved? Just by wrapping and contouring the foam? Or is it shaped from a polyurethane foam?
Basically it is formed with HR foam. The frame is filled with a flexible metal spring. This product is unique , so this method as polyurethane foams, would be very expensive
@solo said:
Alvis, these are amazing you are truly the furniture master.
What is the "Fractal Terrain Eroder plugin"? I know of an Erode plugin by Eronoth, is it the same?
Thank you. I think this is the same plugin.
For several months I have been using this quick and easy way to create layouts for cutting panels. I hope this information will be useful to someone.
It was a small challenge for me. The work was not boring
Leather sofa. The same method with TerrainEroder plugin.
Thanks guys for kind words.
A simple and quick way to model a pouffe - cube.
