Most photo realistic rendering packages have their own environments so sky and shading are calculated from these. I'd because more inclined to use the geo locate tool in PlusSpec and import contoured terrain and add proxy trees to ensure Sketchup runs efficiently. Using this method, you'll get a better, more photo realistic outcome.
I think a better way is to download dome from sketchup warehouse and then apply this panaromic photo as projected in the dome, it will really do great job...
Hey there Yen, Thank you for your comment. All of the automated tools that you see in this video are available in PlusSpec plusspec.com/. We have a lot of beginner tutorials available for users for all different levels of 3D BIM.
This is a great tip! Thank you for breaking it down so clearly. Incredible value.
Thanks for the positive feedback Julia, much appreciated!
An oldie but a goodie. 👍
Thank you for this tutorial..
You're welcome 😊
How would this look like with render?
Most photo realistic rendering packages have their own environments so sky and shading are calculated from these. I'd because more inclined to use the geo locate tool in PlusSpec and import contoured terrain and add proxy trees to ensure Sketchup runs efficiently. Using this method, you'll get a better, more photo realistic outcome.
I think a better way is to download dome from sketchup warehouse and then apply this panaromic photo as projected in the dome, it will really do great job...
Good idea thanks for commenting B)
what's the name of the plugin please? just dome ? and how do you do that?
No pluggins, it is a hemispherical image type "sky dome" and you will find those images in warehouse.
@@rajendrameena150 thank you!
The issue with domes is that they can affect navigation
Appreciated Sir very good video now kindly show us how to add furniture in real photo and staged it
Maybe in another video. 👍
What plugins you use sir? The one windows ? Im just a beginner
Hey there Yen, Thank you for your comment. All of the automated tools that you see in this video are available in PlusSpec plusspec.com/. We have a lot of beginner tutorials available for users for all different levels of 3D BIM.
What version of Sketchup are you using?
That is Sketchup 17 pro, however, the same thing can be done in Sketchup Make
Thanks mate
please Tell me Extension Name and link .
Thanks :-)
Hi Hamza the name of the extension is Plusspec and the link is plusspec.com/
RubySketch Thanku