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Casual always with me 😄

Thanks guys 👍 Next one will be harder 💚

thank you.

Thnx for the replies guys. I think it will have to be hard surface modelling, no LIDAR option with this one. Its not the Rock of Cashel Rich (I know it well, only few miles from where my family are from). I will take on board your ideas and make a start. I will let you know how its going in this thread.

Wow ! 👍

Thanks Mike 👍

Gorgeous!

@mill3rluke said:

Nice one.

Im from the UK also, im a project engineer in the construction industry. I have done a couple of building plans for extensions recently, but i use AutoCad Lt for this.

Do you use SU for your building planning applications? are you able to show me some examples as im interested in peoples SU work flows in construction. I am still not 100% sold on using it for everything yet.

thanks

I still only use AutoCad for planning a construction drawings. I Know its possible to do this using Layout, but I am so used to AutoCad for this I haven't ventured down that road yet. I am however using SketchUp and Photoshop mostly for 3D/2D Garden and Concept design work. I have attached a few recent simple design and concept work done in SketchUp and Photoshop for clients (including a couple of interior design works as well).

Proposed-Furniture-and-Kitchen-Layout.jpg

Garden-concept-plan.jpg

office-concept.jpg

Excellent work!

That was actually a Twinmotion Decal. There is a library of them in Twinmotion.I used a damaged wall Decal to simulate peeled paint and damage.

decal-instruction.jpg

Really nice render. Well done!. The pebbles are having a strong bump map that makes them somehow unrealistic. except that everything is done carefully.

John,

That's an idea, we can meet in Denver, rent a car and do a pub to pub trip all the way to Steamboat, get there when we get there if you know what i mean. 💚

@rich o brien said:

Win10 is next.

So Win10 will be called next instead?

I like it Winext! 😆

Yes, and next year you can track everyone who is using a smartphone on google earth...