How can I join the dark side with a lamp ?!

one of my intents for 2016 is to learn more about LO!

Great!

... my parents always taught me, "Do not do things by halves"! - If they only knew
could you do that shapes with follow me alone?
As your great model is almost finished - will we see a rendering as well?

Hi
Julia Christina Eneroth has a bunch of great plugins. One of them is
"Eneroth Camera Memory" with which you can copy a scene´s camera settings
and paste these on an other scene. This procedure works within a file itself
but olso between different files.
There are no icons, the plugin´s two options are added into the Camera´s menu.

Since I work with SkUp 2013 I do not know if it works with later SU versions

• so just try it out.

(unfortunately this principle does not work at two-point perspectives)

http://extensions.sketchup.com/en/user/5736/store
http://extensions.sketchup.com/en/content/eneroth-camera-memory

somehow this collection appears like an old, very lovely but most funny yearbook.
A great idea to exploit this great material which we have gathered together over the time.
Rich, I can hardly wait for it and thank you for having this idea at all!

I like these "step by step" posts very much - thanks for sharing this one and please continue

@stinkie said:

...Just kidding. Or am I?...

so funny! This medieval incentive thing helps quite sure!

@jo-ke said:

...I like your simple and clear style...

I like it as well - this style is exemplary

coincidence! - here is a similar theme in the direct neighborhood

http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15%26amp;t=63733

Hi
just one possibility could be the use of the "Soap Skin & Bubble" plugin

Thanks guys for your kind comments.

@bryan k said:

...Why don't I ever think of these projects...

no wonder, as things look now, at 12 ° C, the sled remains in the basement this winter holidays

...thank you for sharing your model - so much amazing detailing!
Which tool(s) are you using for texturing and rendering?

@tadema said:

...I heard they cut the grass around it three times whilst you modeled it...

and this great model and render result would be worth a fourth mowing

Alan, is it possible to see any SkUp model details?

Hi
maybe Julia Christina Eneroth´s "Fractal Terrain Eroder" plugin could be interesting for you as well?
In addition to subdividing by triangulation by a desired number of iterations, the plugin also is able to deform the chosen face(s).

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here is an example
http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=81%26amp;t=62966

I needed a few seconds until I checked, that you arn´t showing us a picture of a machine that you want to buy, but a rendering instead. (Yes, the rulers are awesome!)

Hi Simon, great pictures and thanks for sharing these.
I googled a little bit and found out, that the monastic cells really looks exactly the way you show it here. How incredibly sparse, small and cramped!

Hi All
This classic wooden Davos Sled is built for about 200 years on almost this kind.
I believe, there is no basement or attic here where this exact model is not found.
A good example that some designs can not be improved...

If you want to slide down somewhere by your own, here you can find it:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=u6dfea1c7-574e-4783-833b-732f8cc84094

I take this post to wish all of you out there at this Forum and the Sketchucation team a Merry Christmas!

Regards

@box said:

It's worth noting too that by setting your multiple faces into one face gives you a simple Multi Followme method.

Hey Box - so smart !!!!
this tricky hint is worth to know really

thanks!

simply great and a class of its own - I bow!
Thanks for sharing these.

may I ask how long (circa) such a highly detailed interior (with plenty of artificial lighting?) renders with your selected resolution?