Monday, April 3, 2017

Containerhouse.AI- An Exclusive Extension and Component Importer For Sketchup

Yet another helpful sketchup extension has been released which is designed with a view to provide help for component importing and arrangement within shipping container interiors and other spaces, is called Containerhouse.AI.
Extension Details:
Release Date: March 7, 2017
Size: 22.53 MB
Version: Containerhouse.AI (1.0.0)
Price: $21.99
Trial Period: 10 days
SketchUp Compatibility: SketchUp 2013, SketchUp 2014, SketchUp 2015, SketchUp 2016, SketchUp 2017
OS Compatibility: Mac OS X, Windows
Languages: English
Containerhouse.AI™ 1.0 makes use of unsystematic placements and spins to present embryonic layouts for container and other floor plans.
This exclusive product provides excellent service in designing and selling tailor-made ISO containers. This product enables customers to produce more and more potential layouts.
In comparison with this product an application that comes is Cargo packing. Users can find out if a collection of boxes and crates for containerization by the help of selecting ‘random floor height ‘option. With the help of this product number of containers packing can be diminished.
Interior designers add value to this extension by using Containerhouse.AI™ to enliven ideas and conversations with clients. A human designer is less competent in evaluating the number of floor plans in comparison with the speed of computing that can be completed in the twinkling of an eye.
A number of 3D ISO 20ft and 40ft container models has been added as an additional bonus with this extension. This extension is very useful for project. Containerhouse.AI™ 2.0 is under development and very soon it will be launched.
To download this extension, click on the following link. extensions.sketchup.com
Containerhouse.AI- An Exclusive Extension and Component Importer For Sketchup
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Published By
Rajib Dey
www.sketchup4architect.com
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Saturday, April 1, 2017

Some useful sketchup tips for improving your model renderings

This article is extracted from an exclusive sketchup article written by Michael LaValley, a renowned architect. The article focuses on some useful tips for making your model rendering process superior.
Sketchup is basically a model maker not a perfect software for rendering. Natively, SketchUp doesn’t “render” the images out of your model. Relatively, it acquires what seem to be effectively “screenshots” of your model and then exports them with very restricted control over what you’ll achieve.
To find solution for the issue, one can choose three basic levels of intervention like full separation, partial integration or full integration.
1: Full Separation - The most convenient method to enhance your model as well as your output rendering, is to completely export the model to another program. This efficiently facilitates you to cut knots from SketchUp as soon as the most part of your model is developed there with the purpose of controlling the horsepower of another program’s rendering platform.
But the process is complicated to handle the model as it needs the most substantial level of completion before the transition.
When you are quite assured that the design is finished, you are ready to export the whole model to another rendering software. You then pass another week doing yourself each setting, developing the model further with the application of tools which are inherent to the new program. You are planning to illustrate the new rendering to the client perfectly. But the client may require you to go back and modify approximately 40 percent of the model.
It becomes problematic to bounce to and from as you have already started to model various other pieces in the newer program. You can either cut your loses, give up the newer model fully and develop from the last duplication of the SketchUp model you had with the aim of making the alterations.
It happens because SketchUp performs best with geometry generated inherently in the program itself.
To read the complete article, go through the following original article architizer.com
Some useful sketchup tips for improving your model renderings
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Published By
Rajib Dey
www.sketchup4architect.com
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