Supercharge SketchUp Styles Tutorial

[@SketchUp]

Download the model to follow along! 3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/ecba5e98-20a5-4f18-a5bb-565d36418614/Stylized-Low-Poly-Fox

[@montexan]

I'd like to see a whole series on all of the settings in the Styles panel. Tips and tricks are very helpful for me trying to get that rendered look for architecture without using a render program. Thank you for the rapid pace tutorials.

[@SketchUp]

Hi @stevehodges3832, this Square One video will give you an overview kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2bQiKqmadSZiJosi=U0slYKJ2lTSrNpaQ, and you can check out the Help Center for more detailed explanations: help.sketchup.com/en/sketchup/choosing-style. If there's something specific you'd like us to explore beyond that, let us know!

[@bellousow2607]

again mind blowing

[@duanekemp]

Eric, well 'presented. Shared on FB and Linkedin. Good job.

[@SketchUp]

Thanks Duane!

[@keggyification]

Thanks Eric, very interesting.

[@pstev8038]

I was trying to apply this to a shade study but the effect disappears once you zoom out only a little amount.

[@SketchUp]

You may need to drop your model, including the ground plane a bit more below where the shadows hit the 'ground'.

[@Manvikvl]

The new version of sketch up is just 🔥🔥🔥

[@pmteclas]

Hii! Tried to do the profile line color different but had a problem. If you apply a color to all the group it won't work, bc it will also paint the edges. To everyone reading, only apply the color inside the group TO THE FACES, otherwise, when you leave the group, your edges won't be altered by the group material. May sound obvious, but I didn't pay attention and for consequence, couldn't make the profile edges look different.