blender vs sketchup interior design

[@DmdMixZ]

Now let's be real for a minute. Blender is the better Design and Rendering package, period. Blender (especially the latest Version) is taking over the 3D Design Industry for a reason. Stuff you previously would do in 3DS, Maya or Cinema 4D and then export to Keyshot, Marmoset etc. can be done in Blender alone now. HOWEVER, Blender is not a CAD Package, it's a 3D Design Package and that is an important thing to keep in mind. While there is an AddOn for Blender that gets close to what real CAD can do, I would recommend that you stick to something Like AutoCAD, Revit, Pytha or Sketchup for professional work. Same goes for Engineering. I see people in the comments saying blender is used for engineering... it actually isn't. It might be used as a tool for rendering purposes or for rapid prototyping and look development, but it is not capable of providing the needed file formats (step, iges, 3D Pdf) and it is not capable of doing the needed simulations. The only enviroment that Blender is a fully acceptable and standalone option in, is the entertainment Industry.

[@rajivsporkslede7860]

Sketchup beats Blender interior design and fast house modelling, for the rest blender wins.

[@MrWanted000]

Wht add on that can allow us to use blender as cad software

[@judehazeem3113]

Thank you man I am now sure that i am learning blender

[@goodmoodphotoanimated3]

The person who is reading this comment, I wish you great success, health, love, happiness and Good Mood.

[@mkalinecpf5206]

Thank you

[@amirshayanmoghtaderi5840]

I use blender for archviz and ts fantastic...it gets better and better so fast...and has a lot of advanced but easy to use tools...Eevee render engine is amazing for fast lighting and texturing in real-time...after you set you scene you can sweet to cycles for great photorealistic results

[@Indonesia01ian]

hi i am new in blender, does eevee is faster than cycle (GPU mode)? i am using i5 9300H and gtx 1650Max q thanks

[@sagar_khot]

@@Indonesia01ian yes eevee is faster than cycles because it's a rasterization based engine you can check your materials lightings in real-time

[@-Blue-_]

@@Indonesia01ian you can also use octane render in blender octane is very fast as compare to cycles

[@93cutty]

I started modeling for video games, but I've fallen in love putting my cars into scenes (garages, houses with a garage, etc) and I'm starting to get into archviz for fun and possibly at my job. Do you use any addons? I've tried Archimesh it's nice for free, and I have access to all of the interior design pieces I need to build rooms... but I struggle with lighting and making the render look great. They look real, but also real dark haha.

[@purabrain3477]

The key is personal can make your home special by using different I had never worked with designers before, my best friend suggested that I use was by far the best decision that I've ever made.

[@francisbroma6862]

Rhino vs SketchUp what do u think? Nice vid btw

[@virtualdesigner3866]

I am using Blender... also for Blender it's possible to download a lot of high quality 3D models online and import them... I have just made a video about it

[@mohdkaleem1173]

Hii

[@parix85]

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[@bola_keju3357]

Can we make background webtoon with Blender?

[@FlameRat_YehLon]

My only personal complain about blender is that, it's not really good for doing CAD as there's no built in ways to do "to digit" precision modelling. Sure i have FreeCAD and OpenSCAD, both are not perfect (in terms of available feature) yet still powerful, but then file management would quickly become messy, if it's needed to modify back and forth.

[@im7thson]

What do you mean there is no way, i'm allways working in metres in blender and is as precise as it could be.

[@FlameRat_YehLon]

@@im7thson That's only if it's possible to memorize the current length of everything. And there doesn't seem to be anyway to modify a length in precise if it doesn't align to any of : 1. world axis, 2. local axis, 3. the normal of currently selected faces. Or maybe it can be done if there are tons of empties just there to angle everything precisely (so that there are always some axis to snap to), which would be trivial in OpenSCAD but probably not in Blender (and it isn't needed anywhere other than these two software anyway).

[@im7thson]

@@FlameRat_YehLon G,Z,Z, value in m - will move face along normal, local axis is also simple to set

[@FlameRat_YehLon]

@@im7thson It'll become an issue when things don't line up with either the normal or a local axis, unless there's a local axis for every segment of a (poly)line.

[@zyannegabrielle5928]

when you add ad shape, there is something that will pop up on the bottom left side that says "add *insert name of obj. you just added*" and then you can set the measurements. not sure if you knew already though

[@bigrobbie1843]

i have both, but my sketchup is the old one before Trimble acquired it. that means once that laptop dies, it is lost. i mainly use it for generating cutting lists and configurations before i build something, just to order the right amount of timber or steel or whatever. yes i can do that in blender without worrying about how it renders, but its way too slow and human-error prone. sketchup is king, but i cant afford it subs fee.

[@Lor912]

And blender vs 3dmax for interior and product design? Which one is better considering the difficult of the softwere to learn and the result?

[@mohdkaleem1173]

Same question ⁉️

[@kasiraman.j]

In learning aspect 3ds max is easier than blender. Result are almost same. Moreover blender is free.

[@ealendir6986]

@@kasiraman.j I am learning Blender too and Blender looks less complicated than 3ds max. I guess its all about starting to learn a software, then you go inside it it will become easier for you

[@kasiraman.j]

@@ealendir6986 true agreed. Cheers bro

[@KateeZa1]

Probably the most rhetorical comment but I've spent great deal of efforts and time on Sims4 builds, any of these software similar to that? And is it more efficient to design on a desktop vs a laptop? Trying to figure how much to invest. Thanks for the quick touch up on each programs!

[@FiEnD749]

Yeah the closest thing to sims is definitely sketchup IMO, but I'm still only a noob. I've just done some poly modeling in blender a little bit.

[@YesThatPrettyGirL]

FANTASTIC VIDEO. Ty

[@shayanrjb5985]

Sketchup is faster and better for making simple buildings or interior designs but blender is more advanced and realistic after render.

[@maxdrawing9436]

I interested blander design program.

[@princejackson8803]

Can I use sketch up offline to?

[@marcosmanilla9383]

Easy I use both¡

[@yusufekerdiker7908]

I have a weird question, if you make a house in SketchUp and import it to blender, is it be as realistic as like made in blender?

[@bilalshaikh5851]

It Might, See the thing is you have to clean the meshes, UV mapping and apply material after u have imported the model (Cause there are many mesh defects etc once imported from sketchup), If you are good in this workflow there is no difference in using sketchup or blender (mostly) with respect to the end result.

[@simonthedigger99]

Wait is this ur second channel

[@inspirationTutsCAD]

it is

[@deepakathalye9141]

Nice video man!

[@inspirationTutsCAD]

Thanks for the visit

[@deepakathalye9141]

@@inspirationTutsCAD Keep up the good videos. Why did you make a new channel?

[@inspirationTutsCAD]

@@deepakathalye9141 we want to have the freedom to talk about different things without being restricted because This content is kind of different from the main channel.

[@deepakathalye9141]

@@inspirationTutsCAD Ok Okay Nice idea I subbed to you

[@ThePresentTimeNow]

Blender just seems so harddd!!!

[@CariagaXIII]

yeah but i can't seam to agree because i've used zbrush but somehow suck at blender and sketchup

[@drisune]

Thanks!

[@projecthumaniter98]

good dude its helped

[@CariagaXIII]

why not both

[@designo1347]

Can u pls compare the same with procreate and trace

[@inoyashakitbu1178]

why you take videos from Leroy xie which are not from Blender cause they are from Godot ?

[@chinodomcharles-beke2136]

Thanks

[@abidhussainbarlaskar2887]

But Foyr Neo's the real deal!

[@historybuilt]

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[@FlamespeedyAMV]

Thanks Kermit

[@potater6163]

lmao that was my first though

[@garyspeed8961]

BULLSHIT... Blender is not viable for Architectural Documentation ... If you are wanting a career in Architecture or ID, Blender alone is not an option

[@rollerblader5350]

Read the title, it says Interior design.

[@garyspeed8961]

@@rollerblader5350 ID = Interior Design... Interior design is a subset of architectural design... both require accuracy...Blender.. like 3Dmax are not structured for accuracy... it is a dead end effort just to make pretty pictures that have no other practical use...

[@rollerblader5350]

@@garyspeed8961 You can be precise with blender, modelling with measurements, etc. Of course, you won't have the same settings as Revit or ArchiCAD in terms of technical drawings. But many clients just want a rendering to see how will the building look in the future. You can easily achieve that in blender and get a high end result...

[@garyspeed8961]

@@rollerblader5350 You are missing the point... a design on Sketchup can easily evolve into a more technical document in REVIT or other software... A design (the data) in Blender is not usually transferable into CAD software..... it is a dead end

[@Hobijak]

비교할껄 비교해야지;;;

[@B121AN1]

Imagine having to buy a separate render engine to have realistic render on top of your hundred dollar subscription to use the software. This comment was made by open source Blender gang.

[@Adomas_B]

You can use a free SketchUp version, download plugins and extensions and use a free rendering engine as twilight

[@B121AN1]

@@Adomas_B Last time I checked Sketchup desktop app is no longer free. The free version now is the web version which you can't install plugins on. Also, that version is even more dumbed down than the old free version. Then, Twilight is a far cry from everything Blender has.

[@Adomas_B]

@@B121AN1 I still have SketchUp free with lots of plugins, and SketchUp is also very good for drawing models for other things like 3d printing

[@B121AN1]

@@Adomas_B Yes, old version can still run it. But it's no longer supported and you can no longer get it. Plus, it's less convenient to download things from 3D Warehouse. Again, Blender can do that just fine even with more options without having to look for specific plugins. Also, plugins make the workspace cluttered while everything is more organized in Blender.

[@Adomas_B]

@@B121AN1 SketchUp free 2017 is still downloadable, and I organised my plugin shortcuts in my way, so it's very easy to access them

[@haroonashmouz]

Are you high?