Fantastic, thanks for the quick reply, exactly what im looking for

Hey folks, was browsing the net for some Low poly tutorials to better my skills and came across this tut, from 4:00 on to 4:15 the guy uses a Taper tool which i haven't seen in SU, maybe there is but i cant find it, could someone point me in the right direction please.

lol, thanks again Rich, ha ha

Its been well over a year since i posted this, so i said i would revisit this and see has there been any solution to this

I will try the .ZIP file technic, thanks TIG

This plugin stopped working for me, everytime i launch it i get this message

"This plugin is no longer support, please upgrade by clicking the button below. After the upgrade you will need to restart sketchup."

So i click the upgrade button and after the upgrade is complete i restart sketchup but the same message pops up again, now i am using sketchup version 8 from the good old google days so could this be the problem and if so is there an older version of sketchucation store plugin i can install.

Upgrading sketchup isn't an option for me at the moment, i need to stay on version 8

Thanks in advance if someone helps me out with this

Entire scene is made up with 5 textures and thats including vehicles

@jql said:

This is interesting. I apply the same method to architectural projects when I find some documents from the client or the city hall. This would be my first SU model to start from, I'm sorry to post this here as yours are truly great while mine are boring...

Dont be sorry, thats a great example using the same technique, thanks for sharing

Minecraft is amazing, my 6yr old has being playing it for over a yr and half now, he made this last week, Not bad for a 6 yr old in all fairness, very educational too...

Thanks Ken, im glad you liked them

@unknownuser said:

This one is not so bad for a simple PC or MAC Computer with any big screen(s)!
And you can use crazzy free prog like Verve! (PC)
(with 60 tilt levels of the rotation of brush)
Sure it's not easy to use it in fresh air! You must stay at home!

Not bad, but having a screen to draw on seems to have a huge advantage, and i must admit i do a lot on the move so having the table version was a must.

I just used the rotate tool

I ended up going for this product http://uk.shop.wacom.eu/products/cintiq/cintiq-companion-hybrid/cintiq-companion-hybrid/566?c=70177

I applied the same technique here to buildings too, both buildings share the same texture and still room for more buildings.

I Can only imagine Rich, ill be getting a wacom in the near future for sure, but parting with my pocket change is hard

@unknownuser said:

@unknownuser said:

Where did you find these SU images of the 3D printed castle??

Look at the 10 and 12 images under the video

Nice 1, thanks

@d12dozr said:

Looks like it was designed in Sketchup too.

Article from Solidsmack

Where did you find these SU images of the 3D printed castle??

I like Richs toy too, im more drawn to this one tho http://www.wacom.com/en/us/creative/cintiq-companion-hybrid

Another thing i need to take into consideration is i use mudbox and its not compatible on IOS or Android

@box said:

Keep in mind the Samsung Galaxy Tablets with SPen.
I believe they are cheaper than an Ipad and you don't need to buy the wacom pen.
I have a Galaxy Note 3 and it is excellent for sketching, the tablet size would be even better although less portable.

Have you ever used the Galaxy Note to texture a model ?