Interesting idea, however its not a true isometric. An iso relies on two 30 degree lines projecting off of a base plane. The problem lies with your generic aerial view in Google Earth and the shape you call a rectangle, which is infact just a polygon because all four angles should be 90 degrees for it to be a rectangle.
Agreed! I think it’s a great video and extremely helpful in terms of getting started but I would definitely benefit from some things being included (keyboard commands for pc) as there are some commands that occur in the video with no prompted key commands associated
![Google Earth 3D Architecture diagram [Quickest Method] Step-by-Step](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/zXySMOnVYbo/mqdefault.jpg)
Hello, when i am creating new layer after trace the lasso tool mine layer is not getting black color just like your, how to solve this problem
wow, loved it!
Thank you!
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Very Nice
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing! 👍
Thank you!
Very well done learnt many things. One request can you make a video on sectional elevation from SketchUp and its rendering part
Thank you! sure, you can check on section in photoshop first: ua-cam.com/video/cYn64cmCZLs/v-deo.html
Mapping Playlist:
ua-cam.com/video/SvvL7PdOzms/v-deo.html
I love your videos. I learn so much cool stuff.
Thank you!
thanks, my friend!! I shared this everywhere.
Hi, actually I didn't heard about Google pro app... thanks..
Can you share a link for this Google earth? The latest Google earth doesn't have tools like terrain view or else
You should turn on the 3D-Terrain.
where is the location?in google earth bro?
Please make the tutorial step by step but more slowly so we can copy it....
how did u turn it black after adding layer mask?
Hi thank you for watching! Could you plz let me know which time point in the video you are asking for?
2:27
@@LandSpaceArchitecture please can you tell us what command was that? Im using windows too
@@Lushn25 ctrl
pls reply
@@LandSpaceArchitecture
the music...why....
lol
Interesting idea, however its not a true isometric. An iso relies on two 30 degree lines projecting off of a base plane. The problem lies with your generic aerial view in Google Earth and the shape you call a rectangle, which is infact just a polygon because all four angles should be 90 degrees for it to be a rectangle.
Too fast,, becomes so annoying trying to understand each processes
Agreed! I think it’s a great video and extremely helpful in terms of getting started but I would definitely benefit from some things being included (keyboard commands for pc) as there are some commands that occur in the video with no prompted key commands associated