I like my Sketchup models to look more realistic, so I'm constantly searching for good materials and trees, etc.--it gets me all excited--lol!I recently came across http://www.3drender.co.uk --nice high-resolution stuff, if anybody's interested. It looks like they're tailoring the plants and trees for Sketchup by making them png's.
Good 2D people, too.
I'm having a Sandbox Tool problem when trying to contour small portions of grounda building.
My procedure is to draw various grids with the "From Scratch" tool, explode the grids, select, and use the "Smoove" tool. As soon as I use Smoove, the yellow cubes jump everywhere (on the building, etc.), and SU freezes and exits itself.
I was not aware of the tutorial--I will study it! Thanks, Frederick!
I really like this grass. Can you give a bit more information on the steps taken to make it?
This is the general idea. Is there a way to turn this into a material to apply to a wall?
Thanks, everybody--those are great, but i don't think they will work for what I need!
What if I drew a sample wall with 3D siding I constructed--could I somehow turn that into a material which I could apply in various projects?
Does anybody have any ideas to make realistic siding in Sketchup? There's one in materials which is O.K., but I'd like to find something more realistic.
No error that I can remember, anyway. Just a window saying that "Sorry, Kerkythea has crashed". Then I got the blue screen on my computer and had to unplug it.
I will try to find a file-sharing site and send it to you.
Sounds good!
Just to give you an update. I redrew the spindle balusters to make them far more simple and the export went fine. I opened the file in KT, added a spherical sky and it crashed both KT and my computer. It is a large file (76K MB--10,600 faces), but shouldn't it be able to handle this?
Is the beta version bug-free?
In my model I have multiple copies of the balustrades--maybe 50 balusters in total. This might make a difference, even with the beta version?