Trees at 9 different levels of detail | SketchUp for landscape architecture

[@keggyification]

Good information, well presented once again, Thanks Eric.

[@russkellogg8189]

Very informative! Thanks Eric!

[@steve_hall]

Thanks for this. In my mind, it illustrates how chained SketchUp is to Vray for static rendering. I love Maxwell Render, but no proxy system. Wonderful random plugins (e.g., Skatter) don't have proxies that work with anything else. Oh well, we're all transitioning to Enscape, Twinmotion, and Lumion for video, VR, and entourage anyway, so I guess it doesn't matter. I'm a SketchUp user since the @Last era, but the big question for me is how long until free/open source BlenderBIM eventually overrun all the proprietary gatekeeping?

[@SketchUp]

Skatter' proxies works with Enscape and Thea as well.

[@vs3827]

Proxy is Sk or Vray?

[@SketchUp]

Laubwerk

[@vs3827]

@@SketchUpthanks Eric ! & Where are you rendering ? V-ray? Does Laubwerk show in SK as 2D for simple elevations ? 3D in Sk and V-Ray?

[@SketchUp]

@@vs3827Yes. Laubwerk now gives you options for how you want to display the model in SketchUp. 2D face me or 3D proxy mesh. The fully detailed version doesn't show until you render in V-Ray or other render extension that Laubwerk supports.

[@vs3827]

@@SketchUp thanks Eric!

[@creativeArchviz]

Not more realistic trees