Another informative video using one of the more obscure features of SU. I’ll be honest, I’d be interested to get your take on modelling your typical higher end office chair. 5 leg, gas shock, arms and the main part... the organic seat and back shapes.
Thanks for sharing. This is a great demo on how an architect might model a neighbourhood to set the ambience for a new build. Today, however, it would not be done by chogging along public pathways, but by drone, avoiding flora. If I can in inference correctly, your new drone is gathering dust in your cupboard back home, right?Anyway, looking at the bigger picture of modelling the world, would I be correct in assuming Google developed SketchUp as a wiki.to populate Google Earth? Then later they discovered they could do the job more reliably using satellite imagery and AI and dropped SketchUp like a hot potato.Here is a final thought, if AI could do what you did mechanically today, why not build it into SketchUp Pro, Trimble?
Lol - I didn't take the drone with me on the trip, if that's what you mean. Also, remember that a lot of the time using a drone is more intrusive than just snapping a photo (while they're quiet, they're not that quiet), and honestly, I can get enough information from this to model out the building with textures if I chose. That said, it would be a better way to get uninterrupted images for sure. Thanks!
This is another amazing tutorial, thank you Justin.
Another informative video using one of the more obscure features of SU. I’ll be honest, I’d be interested to get your take on modelling your typical higher end office chair. 5 leg, gas shock, arms and the main part... the organic seat and back shapes.
its amazing tip sir, thank you so much for the best teaching
Thank you , it is very useful to generate any perspective from any house view taken as a jpg
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Good walkthrough! thnx!
you can do a video explaining how to use the "Photo Point Tool" (inside the Match Photo Window)
Will this work in SU 17 make?
Yep!
could you explain how the photo point tool works within match photo?
I haven't really used that one - I think all it does is adds a guide point on your screen, which gives you something you can inference to. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. This is a great demo on how an architect might model a neighbourhood to set the ambience for a new build. Today, however, it would not be done by chogging along public pathways, but by drone, avoiding flora. If I can in inference correctly, your new drone is gathering dust in your cupboard back home, right?Anyway, looking at the bigger picture of modelling the world, would I be correct in assuming Google developed SketchUp as a wiki.to populate Google Earth? Then later they discovered they could do the job more reliably using satellite imagery and AI and dropped SketchUp like a hot potato.Here is a final thought, if AI could do what you did mechanically today, why not build it into SketchUp Pro, Trimble?
Lol - I didn't take the drone with me on the trip, if that's what you mean. Also, remember that a lot of the time using a drone is more intrusive than just snapping a photo (while they're quiet, they're not that quiet), and honestly, I can get enough information from this to model out the building with textures if I chose. That said, it would be a better way to get uninterrupted images for sure. Thanks!
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