Adobe Photoshop - Rendering a Floor Plan - Part 2 - Walls and Layers - Brooke Godfrey
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- This video is part of a series in Advanced Design Visualization. Adobe Photoshop is used to create a full color 2D rendering of a floor plan originally created in AutoCAD © Brooke Godfrey
I don't know whether you're going to see this or not but just want to say thank you for these tutorials! I'm working alongside them currently and you are an absolute life saver! Cannot thank you enough :)
EmMurray93 You are so sweet! Glad to help!!
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Brooke, I have seen other people's videos, but yours are by far the best taught. You keep a goo tone of voice and excellent rhythm through out. Thank you for helping do my finals with your tutorials.
When you're in AutoCAD, you want to PLOT in the 'DWG to PDF format'. That should do it....
Thanks for watching! :)
for a beginner like me it makes a lot of help, you sound so clearly and explains all the icons of the photoshop on where to use it. Hopefully I could get a job after learning your tutorials. Thanks a lot Brooke. I wish I could see a lot of your video tutorials for extensive use of Photoshop. God Bless.
Thank you so much! This tutorial is by far the best I find to learn basics, I’m new to photoshop and I need to make plans like that.
Thank you again!!
Thank you for your tutorials! When Im at school or home, I always type in brooke + the tutorial im looking. You make the simplest ones.
That's so awesome! I love it!! :D
Thanks Brooke! I probably wouldn't have passed my exams without your videos.
Thank you so much for these tutorials. RESPECT 4 You.
Very beautifully described and kept everything easy! Thanks alot and i must say your voice is soo soothing!
Thank you very much for this step by step highly elaborative series of video tutorials for guiding interested people especially from field interior designing and architecture to develop illustrative rendered layouts for pipe-lined projects pitching level presentations.
hats off to all that effort you & your team members(if any involved in) have put in for these tutorials, for me it is like eureka movements back to back as i explored all videos in the series, i got exactly what i had been very keen to get.
Thank you so much Brooke! I love your videos.
Thanks!
Brooke, thanks for doing these video, I'm very new to Photoshop, and you videos are very good and easy to follow, john
Excellent video for a beginner to really understand. Just excellent. The best I have found.
Very Informative Ty Ms. Brooke, Keep it up, Helps me a lot :)
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Thank you so much! Everything is so informative: I really appreciate the step by step process. Your voice is very nice and friendly:)
a million thank you brooke
I Have my Autocad/ rendered through Adobe Photoshop submission tomorrow and this video really helped me ! Thank You :)
This is so helpful! So clear and easy to understand! Thankyou
Very simple but so powerful. Thank you very much.
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I cant thank you enough Brooke
Excellent teach
You are actually the best. Thank you!!!
Thank You....it helped ah lotttt .....
I love it. Just what I need to render my models in Sketchup!
i love how you talk you make it so easy
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thank you so much , you just helped me
Easily n very well explained photoshop thanx a lott👍👍
Excellent Tutorial , I xpect more tutorials from you
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+Simon Pierre You're welcome!
Brooke hope you ll see this YOU ARE AMAZING thank you so much for those efforts
wonderful tutorial
Thanks and you're welcome! :)
Nice Video!
Did you make a new blank layer and put it under the floor plan layer? Once you do that, you can select the entire layer, go to edit>fill and fill with white. that should work...
You can also make a new adjustment layer and put it under the line drawing as well. Either works.
VEREY NICE, THANKS FOR ALL !!
@Xtraordinary Hasan .. follow this step :
1.Press the 'A' at the top
2.Select 'Export'
3.Then select PDF
4.Open PS and drag the pdf file
DONE!!
it really really helped me
.. thank u so much
Thank you!
Can I Ask What was the file Type used from Autocad, Should it be PDF?
You're not the first person to ask - I'll try to do that!
thanks
Wanted to see some more in building elevation rendering..
Did you notice it...date is 12.12.12 xD, Nice Tut Brooke, thanks
Hi. U have very few vedio on sketch up. I always waiting for.
can you show how you
have imported the autocad layout here in photoshop ?
Once you've created the fill or adjustment layer, can you add more items to it? Like if I forgot to preselect something with my magic wand.
Dear Brooke, how to modify a selection after creating a layer? for example: if I select the walls and created their layer, later on I found that I forget one wall, how to add it to layer wall?
"often refer to it as a black and white cookie"
thank you soooo much,where an i see more video?
great videos - one quick question. how did you bring i nthe autocad drawing? what file format was it?
I export out of CAD using the DWG to PDF option.
tq for the tutorial ; )
How can I get a picture like this from AutoCAD? I tried export and the plotter but I couldn't get a picture with transparent background!
Thanks a congratulations for your tutorials!
hi.when i have image of floor plan contains room name(bedroom,bathroom,...etc).when i use floor plan pattern ,room text go behind the floor plan .how can i show text above it
Wow this is awesome. I just finished my CAD degree. We never went over any of this type of detailing as the courses focused on the CAD programs. I never used PS. I'm excited to see I have more to learn and can add to my skill set. Do you import the files as a pdf into photoshop from CAD or Revit?
could you do a tutorial about "Autocad to photoshop" thnx
please tell me how can i open autocad file to photoshop
+Xtraordinary Hasan open your Auto cad files and type in PLOTTER MANAGER.. you need to create a plotter manager first for you to be able to create an EPS file.. to be able to export it to Photoshop.. if you don't know how don't hesitate to watch a video tutorial in you tube.. on how to make a plotter manager.. hope this advice will help you..
Hello Brooke..
Thank you very much for this amazing explanation..Can you please drop me a link which will lead me to the design to download it ...thank you
could u do a video on site plan rendering ..
tanx nicee and helpful :)
Hi Brooke, just wanna clarify. to which plotter should i plot my floor plan if im still in Autocad? PUBLISH TOWEB JPEG or PUBLISH TOWEB PNG? so that if im going to insert the floor plan to photoshop it will be transparent too. can you make a tutorial from autocad to photoshop? thanks
Hey brooke...I cannot find paint bucket in my software
Hi Brooke, I've come to an issue that I can't figure out how to resolve. I've imported my CAD floor plan by saving it as a PDF, but when I go to use the paint bucket tool, it doesn't 'paint' the entire canvas white; I have spent the last hour and a half 'painting' the white & black checkers amongst everything else on the plan on a duplicate layer. But when I drag it down it didn't work properly and most of my plan is whited out. I really wanted to render this floor plan but I'm stuck :/
how to plot transparent background floor plan from AutoCAD ? Can any one help, please.
merci))
how to i save it as a line drawing only ? dwg and then photoshop will open the dwg?
can you please put the file of material of wood u used
Which version is the photoshop?
save as TIFF file
12/12/12 HA !
brooke i really need your help can we get to chat