How to do follow me with multiple shapes in sketchup

In this sketchup video tutorial, Mr. Aaron shows a useful tip to perform a follow me with numerous shapes. This sketchup video is a part of sketchup skill builder series. You will learn how to obtain numerous shapes to follow a single path with simple mouse click.

Aaron uses sketchup weld extension for this purpose.

Smustard Team has developed weld extension for sketchup. This sketchup extension is compatible with SketchUp 6, SketchUp 7, SketchUp 8, SketchUp 2013, SketchUp 2014, SketchUp 2015 as well as Mac OS X and windows platform.

The sketchup users can apply this plugin to choose numerous connected edges, curves, and/or arcs (“connected” means containing common endpoints), then utilize the weld tool to combine them into a single “polyline”. The plugin can do a "follow me" of a circle along a straight line, ruptures the circle into several line segments.

To learn the tip with follow me tool, go through the following video tutorial.

Video Source SketchUp

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Rajib Dey
www.sketchup4architect.com
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s4u Hide Line – The new paid member in extension warehouse

s4u Hide Line is the newest member in extension warehouse. This sketchup pluign is compatible with SketchUp 2016, SketchUp 2017, SketchUp 2018.

The plugin can be applied for different industries like Architecture, Construction, Education, Engineering, Film & Stage, Gaming, Heavy Civil, Interior Design, Kitchen & Bath, Landscape Architecture, Urban Planning, Woodworking, Other etc.

The plugin is developed by Huynh Duong Phung, the renowned plugin developer of other exclusive sketchu plugins like s4u Layer, s4u Stair, s4u Connect, s4u Weld, s4u Export Scenes etc.

This plugin is used to hide/show lines as well as hide intersect lines of objects.
-Hide/Show lines:

Click line to hide /show.
To choose several lines, press and hold mouse button.
Press and hold ALT key on Window (Control in MAC) to split lines.
To remove lines, press and hold SHIFT key in keyboard.

To get more information, go through the following link. extensions.sketchup.com

To Soft/Smooth lines, press and hold CTRL key on Window (ALT in MAC)



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Published By
Rajib Dey
www.sketchup4architect.com
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How to include v-ray materials in your sketchup models from v-ray material library

This is an exclusive Vray 3.6 for SketchUp tutorial which will teach you how to apply materials from v-ray material library to texture objects in sketchup to perform more superior renderings.

In v-ray, there is an extensive library that contains various materials and these materials can be employed in your sketchup models. You can get a superior rendering output as compared to low resolution sketchup materials.

The v-ray material library can be accessed from v-ray asset editor. Just make sure that the material section is clicked on, then click on the arrow located in left-hand side and go through the pop up menu with different categories where all the materials of v-ray are listed. As for instance, if you click on brick section, you will find various types of brick materials.

These v-ray materials range from paints, glasses, stones, wall textures.

To learn the complete process, go through: http://www.sketchup4architect.com/v-ray-materials-in-your-sketchup-models.html

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Published By

Rajib Dey

www.sketchup4architect.com

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