Prepping for Rendering - Skill Builder

[@RobertoFlores-cr5vs]

Aaron tell us more about render software or pluggins that happen inside SketchUp, like SuPodium and Thea. I am sure there's plenty more.

[@nicolasviel5641]

hey awesome video! you should do a similar video for 3d printing if you know!!

[@keggyification]

Thanks Aaron, do you have a preferred rendering software solution?

[@OveToranger]

2,256 views and 84 (85 now) likes....WUT DAPHUC PEOPLE....if you watch the video and you like it....just push the dang nabbit thumbs-up thingamajing....

[@crystanubis]

Kicking it old school on the intro? Just when I'm getting used to the new logo ;)

[@SvenK-CAD]

Great stuff' thanx.

[@wayneseymour1]

could you guys do a sketchup model prep for twinmotion? TM seems to be fast becoming the go to for realtime rendering.

[@jsinmichael7169]

I'd very much appreciate a video that discusses best practices for render output, including organizing the Outliner, Surface orientation, low poly, material indication, grouping vs. components, etc. etc. This will be the most boring video but super helpful. The best series I could find on SketchUp to Twinmotion was.... kzbin.infovideos Thanks!

[@johntherat339]

Is there a video about how this cabin was created in SketchUp?

[@DavidNiedbala]

Any luck finding this?

[@aic53]

Every tutorial by a North American... "You're gonna wanna..." 😂

[@PaulineFerguson]

I love how you've done the lights - that's another great option (I have started adding components into my actual light fittings to automatically swap for a light source). I hadn't considered using it to swap out trees and plants, which, tbh, is a bit silly of me, as that should have been really obvious. So thanks again for that!!

[@milliosmiles5160]

The texture maps within Sketchup are, well, a bit sketchy due to tiling. Is it possible to load other texture maps? Thanks for all the great and informative videos.

[@davidbeckwith2403]

I have difficulty with interior views of my sketchUp models. Often my walls and ceilings look very dark. For example, a white ceiling will appear dark grey, unless the camera is pointed at it. Is there a way to create more realistic, or at least believable, interiors with out using a rendering program?

[@creativesuite10]

thanks a lot Aaron... really it helps a lot for sketchup beginner like me

[@paulaokoroafor9679]

helpful, really. Helps to plan the work. Thank you!

[@stageprojections]

Great tips. I would have liked to see the rendered version at some point. :-)

[@patrickobrien3235]

Hi Aaron, that was very useful set of tips thank you. Is there any way to remove all the material mapping in one go prior to exporting to the rendering application (using the SketchUp materials to pre-visualise the model) By the way love the baseball cap, where can I purchase one?

[@AaronMakingStuff]

You can remove colors from the whole model by just deleting them through the color windows. I feel like there is an extension that does that too... but I cannot think of a name. As for the hat, I had to put many hours in staffing a Trimble trade show booth to receive this badge of honor!!

[@patrickobrien3235]

Thanks Aaron, I’ll try and find the plugin. Know the feeling re trade show stands, was that all you got ?😉

[@AaronMakingStuff]

Well... there was also that sense of accomplishment from a job well done...

[@angelpelaeznunez6315]

Por favor en español disculpe la molestia

[@SketchUp]

We would love to, but, unfortunately, Aaron id not fluent in Spanish. You should be able to turn on CC and select Spanish, though!

[@angelpelaeznunez6315]

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