@nlipovac said:
You make it look easy, great looking chair. Textures are spot on!!
yes, after 12 years of experience it has become easier
@nlipovac said:
You make it look easy, great looking chair. Textures are spot on!!
yes, after 12 years of experience it has become easier
hello everyone. i am planning to upgrade the monitor and want to ask what is the inconvenience of working if the monitor is curved. maybe someone has experience
@vizan said:
Hello! How can I apply top geometry to bottom using your plugin?
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https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=640305#p640305
@hornoxx said:
:thumb:
Grossartig !!! besides all the many good works here - for me this one is a real highlight of the year and to say it even clearer: for me it is even better than the original
!!
Yes, you did quite well
Well done are the ceramics with the varying degrees of gloss and great also this rotten yellow texture above the front stairs - with which render tool did you work here?
Thank you ! I forgot to mention. Hereโs a good old TwilightRender. I used a small postpro with NeatImage. Original size 2500 px.
I found it here . I thought it was not complicated at all, and the effect is really scary. Of course, I wonโt be involved with animation, but Iโm having a lot of fun with what the outcome will be with Sketchup. Yes, Blender is cool. Iโm not competing, I can only say itโs done with Sketchup. The texture will apply later....
By posting this work here, I think I've reached my limit in modeling with Sketchup. I set myself such a goal. It was neither easy nor very difficult. As you know, I am not a talented designer and envy those who generate ingenious ideas and solutions to implement them, whether it be drawing, designing or 3D modeling. Maybe sometimes I manage to make something new from everything that others have already created.
The work and the process itself here
TwilightRender