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That's so cool, I can use this for my architectural design class :)
Great tutorial!
Thank you very much for this neat tutorial, Eric 👍🏻
Yet another presentation style utilizing SketchUp that is creative and unique. Not something possible in most cad programs.
awesome! quick, simple and very easy to understand.
Very nice result Eric thanks for sharing
very cool thank you. I might use this one day
I love this one... Excellent tips!
Excellent
Very interesting technique. Thank you.
Those trees will not live long planted in a concrete curb. Great tutorial, love the hand-drawn crossover!
Ha. Yes...time to add hand-drawn tree grates!
That is a great idea! Many thanks Eric!
This looks amazing!
Super cool, I enjoyed that.
Bicycle path! I recommend dutch style cycle paths.
love that
Interesting!
Can I change line colour in the free web version?
Will be good for webtooncomic Artist
New to all this but I have a vast imagination & wanted to start a 3d printing business. My question is can I draw and print anything ?
'Anything' is pretty broad. There may be some limits to the size of what you 3D print. But in theory, yes you can draw, or model anything and send to 3D printer.
Can you make a hand drawing from a photo shop then import it to sketchup?
How did you make the cars sketchy style?
@Eric Sargeant Thank you. Where can I get the ThomThom's Materials Tools
I would like to request a demo on how to make our own extension. Tq Sketchup. Engineering the world
Check out developer.sketch.com/reference/api/ for information on getting started with extension development!
♥but Isn't it difficult to cut out trees and people?
Not difficult, just "fiddly". When tracing complex shapes with the line tool, turn off inferencing by pressing Alt (PC) to make things easier.
@@gusbert Thanks for the useful info!I'll give it a try.
@Eric S Thanks for the good info.
*video continues* "........you can change the tempo by clicking and DRAGGING"
That's so cool, I can use this for my architectural design class :)
Great tutorial!
Thank you very much for this neat tutorial, Eric 👍🏻
Yet another presentation style utilizing SketchUp that is creative and unique. Not something possible in most cad programs.
awesome! quick, simple and very easy to understand.
Very nice result Eric thanks for sharing
very cool thank you. I might use this one day
I love this one... Excellent tips!
Excellent
Very interesting technique. Thank you.
Those trees will not live long planted in a concrete curb. Great tutorial, love the hand-drawn crossover!
Ha. Yes...time to add hand-drawn tree grates!
That is a great idea! Many thanks Eric!
This looks amazing!
Super cool, I enjoyed that.
Bicycle path! I recommend dutch style cycle paths.
love that
Interesting!
Can I change line colour in the free web version?
Will be good for webtooncomic Artist
New to all this but I have a vast imagination & wanted to start a 3d printing business. My question is can I draw and print anything ?
'Anything' is pretty broad. There may be some limits to the size of what you 3D print. But in theory, yes you can draw, or model anything and send to 3D printer.
Can you make a hand drawing from a photo shop then import it to sketchup?
How did you make the cars sketchy style?
@Eric Sargeant Thank you. Where can I get the ThomThom's Materials Tools
I would like to request a demo on how to make our own extension. Tq Sketchup. Engineering the world
Check out developer.sketch.com/reference/api/ for information on getting started with extension development!
♥but Isn't it difficult to cut out trees and people?
Not difficult, just "fiddly". When tracing complex shapes with the line tool, turn off inferencing by pressing Alt (PC) to make things easier.
@@gusbert Thanks for the useful info!
I'll give it a try.
@Eric S Thanks for the good info.
*video continues* "........you can change the tempo by clicking and DRAGGING"