Thanks!

thanks for the comments. I didn’t expect so much feedback for sure. thanks again

@unknownuser said:

I am impressed that you could this with Sketchup...and Animator. Very well done...!

Once again I want to thank you. Your contribution and the variety of plugins make working with sketchup 1000 times easier

Here I am
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ddwhD-ADXUZ1qtYdLcS-kDvVopyKGty3/view
I just need to sound it up..
Done! Thanks to Fredo

@ntxdave said:

Just curios, what did you use Gimp for in this image?

Yes, Gimp can. Many filters are created. It is also possible to integrate some photoshop plugins.
By the way, thanks to everyone for the comments

Old town german style prussian house. Sketchup, TwilightRender, Gimp

I found an old model from some project.

@l i am said:

Nice alvis! Did you update to 2020.2?

Yes. But at the moment I'm just learning and trying this version

Thanks for the kind words

Respect!

I have been using my tiny Toshiba laptop for almost 10 years. It still works and I am sad to part with it. But the technology has gone so far (maybe Sketchup hasn't) that it has proven to be very weak lately. I saw how tired he was, so I went back to the old project with new muscles. Ryzen 7 on the left, Nvidea GTX 1070 on the right. Resort guest house. Twinmotion help

Bravo

@panixia said:

Here's my entry. As Alvin said, photo reference is bad.
I just quickly eyballed this, focusing mainly on the proper topology.
I believe the shape can be perfected a bit, but the topology itself should be basically something like this.
(I did it solid just for the sake of fun

i'm saying that there are people who do it better than me. i can see where my mistake was, but i was on the right track.

When modeling organic forms, your enemy has a large number of polygons. Then it's easy to lose control of the simulation. I tried to show something how I do it. Not completely perfect because I was in a hurry, a little wrong topology. Basic tools: Move, Scale, VertexTool, SubD. By the way, the photo is from a bad angle.

@nlipovac said:

You make it look easy, great looking chair. Textures are spot on!!

yes, after 12 years of experience it has become easier

@hornoxx said:

sehr gut I love the texturing, especially of the wood!

danke schon!

After a short break...