Great video and advice. I've found Rhino can cover both the 3D modelling and the tech drawing in one software package. So if software licence cost is a factor, then Rhino could be a cost saving option depending on your needs. The other bonus is that it works well with many file formats (importing/exporting) which is handy when sharing files from other software.
I would love to see a documentation made in Rhino. I hear people talk about it, but there is not much evidence that it's done and wildly used. In fact I read on the Rhino blog that is something people would like to be developed. What are we talking about here? Is there different line weights? Dimensioning tool? Can you set up a wall layers, like you would do in Revit or ArchiCad? Because if not, then it can not be used for documenting architectural projects. If it's good up to an interior design level, then it is as good as SketchUp and not superior to it. Unless we are talking about two dimensional curves for manufacturing purposes, like boat design etc.
Hi Andrea,, can you make a video about where in canada can study a diploma programme ,, and the cheapest colleges and thank you for the amazing content ❤
Hi there would you choose Rayon over Layout for 2D/construction floorplans? Then just upload your Rayon floorplan into Sketch up to make it 3D or as you can't do 3D in Rayon would you advise just going with Layout for 2D floor plans as it's already built in to Sketch up? Thank you for your time x
Hi, I don’t use layout because the field get too heavy and it’s hard to work on. I would use rayon and then import to Sketchup, hope that helps. I also use AutoCAD sometimes
I don’t currently have a Sketchup course for ipas but I might make one in the future, you can follow me on IG to stay tuned on my future courses, my handle is @aandreatru Cheers🫶🏻
Hi Andrea - I love all of your content, thank you for sharing so much valuable info. I am currently using V-Ray for rendering but I am interested in trying Enscape one day. Do you think that you may do a course in Enscape in the future?
Hi there! Glad you find the content helpful! This has actually been very much requested, so the answer is yes, I am considering making an Enscape course :) an d if you know vray learning Enscape would be a good idea becasue now you can integrate vray and enscape workflows together which is really cool :) I will share more soon on my socials.
Good question, Vray is a bit more realistic than enscape, however rendering in vray takes way longer than enscape because it does not render in real time
Autocad is good to learn when it comes to doing layouts and structural designs. Not so much for final visual rendering. Revit would be more for that. Both are very expensive. Inventor is more an all around software with lots of addons and plugins. You can use it for home interior designs, mechanical designs, aerospace applications, industrial engineering. Samething is solidworks. Sketchup is more simple for use and easier on price with wide range of applications with rendering capabilities. But doesn't do stuff like cam or stress testing like autocad and solidworks provide.
Great video and advice. I've found Rhino can cover both the 3D modelling and the tech drawing in one software package. So if software licence cost is a factor, then Rhino could be a cost saving option depending on your needs. The other bonus is that it works well with many file formats (importing/exporting) which is handy when sharing files from other software.
Great info, thanks for sharing! ✨✨
I would love to see a documentation made in Rhino. I hear people talk about it, but there is not much evidence that it's done and wildly used. In fact I read on the Rhino blog that is something people would like to be developed. What are we talking about here? Is there different line weights? Dimensioning tool? Can you set up a wall layers, like you would do in Revit or ArchiCad? Because if not, then it can not be used for documenting architectural projects. If it's good up to an interior design level, then it is as good as SketchUp and not superior to it. Unless we are talking about two dimensional curves for manufacturing purposes, like boat design etc.
Hi Andrea,, can you make a video about where in canada can study a diploma programme ,, and the cheapest colleges and thank you for the amazing content ❤
Hi there would you choose Rayon over Layout for 2D/construction floorplans? Then just upload your Rayon floorplan into Sketch up to make it 3D or as you can't do 3D in Rayon would you advise just going with Layout for 2D floor plans as it's already built in to Sketch up? Thank you for your time x
Hi, I don’t use layout because the field get too heavy and it’s hard to work on. I would use rayon and then import to Sketchup, hope that helps. I also use AutoCAD sometimes
Hi I am interested in your course. Does it work with the free version of sketchup?
Loving your shows . Do you have a SketchUp course for iPad Air? Or is the course above compatible for learning?
I don’t currently have a Sketchup course for ipas but I might make one in the future, you can follow me on IG to stay tuned on my future courses, my handle is @aandreatru
Cheers🫶🏻
Hi Andrea - I love all of your content, thank you for sharing so much valuable info. I am currently using V-Ray for rendering but I am interested in trying Enscape one day. Do you think that you may do a course in Enscape in the future?
Hi there! Glad you find the content helpful! This has actually been very much requested, so the answer is yes, I am considering making an Enscape course :) an d if you know vray learning Enscape would be a good idea becasue now you can integrate vray and enscape workflows together which is really cool :) I will share more soon on my socials.
@@aandreatru That's great! x
Hi! What about Sketchup Pro and Vray for realistic rendering? Or is the EnScape better and easier to learn?
Good question, Vray is a bit more realistic than enscape, however rendering in vray takes way longer than enscape because it does not render in real time
Thank you. Excellent explanation.
You are welcome!
Is Articard a good software for Interior design
It’s popular yes, but I have never tried it
Hi, Can you add video on Ergonomics and Anthropometry please... it should be very useful. Thankyou.
Noted !
What software you advice to start design interior accessoires?🤔
Hi is AutoCAD is really important ?? If yes then why??
Autocad is good to learn when it comes to doing layouts and structural designs. Not so much for final visual rendering. Revit would be more for that. Both are very expensive. Inventor is more an all around software with lots of addons and plugins. You can use it for home interior designs, mechanical designs, aerospace applications, industrial engineering. Samething is solidworks. Sketchup is more simple for use and easier on price with wide range of applications with rendering capabilities. But doesn't do stuff like cam or stress testing like autocad and solidworks provide.
Can you do a sketchup ipad tutorial please 🙏
Been requested many times, I wil do soon
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