@ken28875 said:
@liam887 said:
@fabrice de lyon said:
Great job!
Could you explain what tool you use to model cloth ? ![:flushed: π³](https://community.sketchucation.com/assets/plugins/nodebb-plugin-emoji/emoji/android/1f633.png?v=3orp1bvic7q)
Whatts, SDS or Artisan perhaps? http://artisan4sketchup.com/
@ Fabrice and Liam: Thanks for your comments. The answer to the question is d)none of the above. I do have SDS and Artisan, alghough I don't use them a lot in my Sketchup modeling workflow yet. I use basic "Box Modeling" or "Polygon Modeling" for most of my hard surface models and architecture stuff. For the cloths and most of my organic shapes (and sometimes for hard surface modeling too), I use a technique similar to "Nurbs Modeling" or "Spline and Patches". TIG's Extrude Edges tools and TGI3D work wonderfully to create faces/mesh and for moving vertices.
Few posts ago you were writing about your modeling techniques. I wonder if you could record a video showing your modeling methods while you are using Sketchup. I'm not asking you for tutorial, just for show. I know that you are pro, and working with Sketchup is your job so it can be impossible.
Sorry for possible mistakes. Iβm not English native speaker.