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Virtual Staging with SketchUp | Almost FREE Virtual Staging Software
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2020
- Virtual Staging with SketchUp | Almost FREE virtual staging software
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Learn how to do Virtual Staging almost for free with SketchUp and V-ray. Master the technique of Perspective Match (Photo matching); Add lights and How to create Wrapper material in SketchUp.
Simple steps, easy to digest - great results.
For any further questions, let me know down below in the comments.
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Thank you so much great tutorial 🙏
I followed this tutorial and that worked very well for me, thank you! I had only a small difficulty on matching the photo with the furnitures after rendering but George helped me to solve by Messenger just turning off and on again the Safe Frame at the Render Output. Thank you a lot!! Great job!
Thanks for the feedback!
Great Job! I was looking for this video in the past, but could not find a sketchUp Virtual Staging. You my man earned a sub and a like!
I can't be happier when I read comments like these. Thanks @Kenan Spahic
ur a pro , make more video for skp & vray Virtual Staging
Cheers. More tutorials are coming with SketchUp and V-ray .
Very good explanation, that kind of video was much needed on the UA-cam.
Hi Radoslav, thanks for your kind comment; that's music to my ears. :) Cheers
@@GeorgeNicola I am glad for this kind of instruction video, because I try to virtual stage with Sketchup and Vray by myself and so far the results were... questionable at best :D Gonna try your method, hope it will be better :).
If you have any questions about the method, feel free to ask, any requests for a future videos are welcomed also. Cheers
@@GeorgeNicola Actually I do have one question :). My issue is, when I photo match the working space and set the same picture as background in Vray, the model doesn't fit in the picture during rendering. The picture is always a bit wider and also corners don't fit as they do during photo match. I set my rendering aspect to the image width/height.
I mean, it is something I can adjust with a little bit of zooming and moving, while looking at interactive rendering, but I can't ever zoom to the exact aspect, so it never fits perfectly and you don't seem to have this kind of issue.
Hi, what impacts the shadow of 3D object? I followed your tutorial but there is no shadow effect. What could be a reason?
Hi Alice. Did you forget to change the image mapping for the GI environment to the mode screen?
Hi Nicola,
All your videos are very good. Here in Brazil there are no videos on how to do virtual staging. Yours are the best I've ever seen. Do you think I can get the same quality using Sketchup instead of 3DS Max, since 3d comes down to not very complex planes, and the renderer will be the same?
Hi Roberto, thanks for your kind words. Straight onto my answer - yes, with SketchUp you can achieve similar results like in 3Ds max. I have a mini-series videos where I'll do few staging projects with SketchUp, I hope they will be at help to you and everyone else working with Skp.
Cheers
hi George,
I am struggling into your video and trying to do it right, but it still doesn't.
In my latest result, all the textures from the background photo are applied in a wobbly way i.e: the planks in the wooden floor aren't straight lines , but kind of a zigzag pattern.
Help please.
Hi Tony, could you send an example via e-mail, you can find it in the About section of the channel.
Hi George, thank you so much for this. Are there any more videos about staging with SketchUp and Vray coming soon? :)
Working on it!
Great video, have you done anything like this in sketchup for 360 images?
This has been highly requested video. It's considered
i'm so confused - the only thing that renders is the Model Guy! where are my walls and the actual image?
Thanks for your comment. Did you follow the steps exactly as they are? Select your walls and invert the faces?
I have issues with projecting texture onto the geometry.The texture does not align with my geometry.
Hi Gangaa, thanks for your question. Take a look at the newest video: ua-cam.com/video/FOreT-SajEs/v-deo.html
Let me know if it's useful.
😍
I'm stumped as to why you make the perspectives lines on the base boards rather the floor?
Hi David, that's a lovely question! Sometimes the floor is not a straight line when you have carpets as they get folds near the walls. Always take at least two different points of alignment for your virtual stagings. Cheers
Great job! Hi, I have an image of 4491 and 3601 @300ppi but everytime I press render, the photo is not aligned in the perspective match. Why is that?
Thanks Hackintosh. What do you mean by 4491 and 3601 (that's the pixel resolution?). 300ppi is too much and brings no benefit to the virtual staging unless you are going to print the staged images. Which version of SketchUp and V-ray are you using?
Hi George,
Thank you for the great tutorial.
So do you have to do this process for every photos (views) of a room? I mean if we have several photos of a room, can we reuse the model? Thank you very much!
😇 Thanks for the question. Yes, there is an excellent approach to this. I Will share it in the next video. Cheers
@@GeorgeNicola Thank you!
Amazing! I guess you didn't mentioned how to include the furniture because you mentioned it before?
Hi Danielle, thanks for your comment. I did not mentioned as it was not part of the video. There is another whole series of videos coming for that part where I discuss how to do that and to work as good possible. Stay tuned, it will be awesome!
@@GeorgeNicola Pelase don't take too long to make these videos. ;o) Thank you for this tutorial anyway! Is the first one on the internet
@@dgdesigndeinteriores5149 Hello DG Design De Interiores, thanks for your comment. I appreciate your feedback, and yes, I have slowed down the tutorials due to workload, but I do not intend to stop uploading. Just I will compress more information into fewer videos and longer videos. Cheers
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Good, right :)
Hello, I hope the translator helps me explain my situation, I don't speak English.
I see your videos, I understand them, I followed each step but I'm not good at matching the image, you explain it in this video at 6:36 min. I've done every step of your videos with sketchup, but haven't been able to match the 3D to the photo. I hope you can help me. Thanks
HI Raiza, thanks for your comment. At 6:36 what I did is to match the photo size and add the exact resolution to the render output. You can join the FB group and post your question there with some screengrabs: facebook.com/groups/virtualstagingwithgeorge
Cheers
can you do virtualize staging only with photoshop? great channel.
Thanks DynastyPircture. Staging with Photoshop would be easy, but not accurate. I'll think of appropriate way and maybe will include something in one of the next videos. Cheers
hi .. why blue axis are not affect in perspective match for me?
Hi Mahyar, thanks for your question. With some images the verticals might be already straight hence the inactive blue axis. You can share your test image with me at george.cgi@yahoo.com and I can have a look and report back what might be the real issue/thing.
Cheers
Great job!! Would this procedure also work using SketchUp and VRay to virtually stage panoramic 360 photos?
Hi Charles, thanks for your comment & question. Actually, I've never tried in Sketchup - 360 staging. I'll give it a go and post the result. Cheers
@@GeorgeNicola How did you get the vanishing lines to appear to match up the geometry of the photo? Also it is possible to do this in VRSketch extension or computer in 2D works better?
@@CharlesAce Hi Charles, somehow I have missed this comment. The vanishing lines are automatically provided when the "Match photo" tool is activated in SketchUp (this happens when you try to load an image via the tool). In regards to the VRSketch, I have never tried this app, as I am not a fan of working with VR headsets. But I can check that for you and report back if such an option is available.
Hello Nicola, how are you?
I managed to make the V-ray take over the plans to appear only the shadows. However, in this situation, the artificial lighting that I put on does not reflect on the walls. How to solve this?
Can you give a hint?
Hi Roberto, thanks for your question. Are you trying to add new lights to the scene which are not part of the background photo e.g to re-light the scene?
@@GeorgeNicola Correct. I would like to place spot lights like IES Light, or to illuminate an object or a picture.
I believe, that I will have to raise a new 3d wall (that is not a shadow) so that the light bounces on it. Or finish in Photoshop. Is there another way like the shadow?
With V-ray you have to fake it. Did I replied to your other question? I can't find it nor remember if I replied?
For some reason, I thought Sketchup was free. I think that was Blender I was thinking about.
That's why I wrote almost free. In fact if you look at the realistic side of things in terms of real business production- Blender won'tcome out free either.
Good day sir, this tutorial is great but I wonder how can I apply the actual dimension of the room so that my 3d firnitures are right scaled and proportion?
Hi,
Just by following the steps strictly, I do you should be able to model a very close to real-life geometry of the space; for higher precision, you can scale part of the model from the beginning, and it'll be accurate.
You can join our FB group: facebook.com/groups/virtualstagingwithgeorge and share your photo or information that you are trying to solve, and I and try to help.
G.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I do have a problem though, i managed to photomatch, but when i add my furniture on the scene, it won't render in the same place. Did i miss something on while watching your tutorial?
Hi Lavinia, my next video is exactly on this bug. Hopefully I'll upload in two days time and will let you know here.
Cheers
is that possible to change the direction of shadow???
Shadow from 3D objects yes, move the light source and that will change the shadows. If the photo itself have shadows, you need to remove them first and then to add in 3D.
@@GeorgeNicola i am a sketchup user and i apply same stepes as you guide in this tatorial. All the things are working correctly but not satisfied with the direction of shadow.
I enable the shadows by reversed the poligon faces but the shadow is not in required direction i only wants to chnge the direction of shadow.
I also added rec. Light and ies lights. But the light is only shows on imported model not on the surface of room image.
Hello Nicola, how are you?
Is there a way to add new lights to the scene that are not part of the background photo, and that they are projected on the walls (type IES) using the same technique as the shadows? Or will I have to put up new walls, disregarding the background image?
Thank you very much if you can help me!
Great question!
There is not a convenient way to do achieve that with V-ray; that is why I prefer Corona (3ds max), as it can bake 3D lighting into the background image quite well. With Sketchup and V-ray the approach is to make that part which you want to illuminate and assign a wrapper with override and GI material that contrcols the diffuse of the light. Render everything then in post you can compile and achieve it.
I know it's time consuming ...
@@GeorgeNicola
Nicola
Many thanks for the reply. More and more I am convinced that 3ds + corona is unbeatable .. Thinking seriously about migrating.
Success with your channel.
Thank you Roberto
where is the image kindly
Did you check at the description 🤔
I have 360° Panoramic photos of houses that are unfurnished and need furniture/decorations added in it. can you suggest me a tutorial.
I have received your e-mail.
Cheers
@@GeorgeNicola thanks
can you do Virtual staging in blender please no one has ever done yet
Hi, Remake TV. You read my mind; it's on my list to do and probably will be next week at some point.
Cheers
@@GeorgeNicola that awesome dude thank
is there a link to download the software for Mac ?
Yes: you can Subscribe or use the Free version of Sketchup: www.sketchup.com/plans-and-pricing#for-personal
V-ray can be found here, but it's with limited trial: www.chaosgroup.com/vray/sketchup/free-trial
@@GeorgeNicola thank you so much im a RE photographer / photoshop my own images im very new to virtual staging I hope I can get paid course from zero any recourses? I appreciate ur time and quick reply . thank you much
@@raffizobian1 thanks. My course is in the making, and maybe it'll take another month or two until It's fully ready unless there are enough people who want to dabble into the unfinished course and start learning while I develop the course fully.
@@raffizobian1 any updates? I’m also looking. George says photoshop is not accurate but I’m not sure why? Please share if you have found a course you like.
Photoshop can do 2D well, but in the 3D aspect performs poorly. Not that you can't achive nice results if you have the exact photos with exact matching lightning. I don't want to imagine what time will take to stage 10 image alone with Photoshop and maintain the quality amd the look of all stagings.
Did I get your comment correctly?
G.