Sketchup is all about using tricks, once you develop them it becomes much easier, learned a new trick for doing stairs fast, by scaling to the right height, amazing.
I just finished sketching my projected house plan and seeing this? It makes me wanna learn sketch up and do the same.. This is so cool and nice modern design 👍
@@rioryne7526 How do you do the renderings then? must be very vpu intense to render some videos rhight? Nevertheless awesome work! very clean looking :)
I was dancing to this background music haha . Maybe im just happy. i found enscape recently and have been happy ever since. Taking my career to a different level than i was at
Maybe my suggestion is complex for you but I have some ideas when you create your models. Maybe you can split one project into four parts. The first part would be the basic exterior modeling. The second part creates texture and applies to the model. The third one would be modeling the interior (if you have finished the model show us how you place all appliance and other stuff into the interior). The final part would be creating textures for the interior and rendering exterior and interior. I watched a couple different people who work with Sketchup but your style is the best and the most logical. You use many techniques for modeling simple and complex objects and that is very useful for someone who watched your timelapse tutorials.
I'm currently studying diploma in ID and my lecturers never taught us how to use all these skp shortcuts, like how you build the stairs? Makes me look like a fool 😭
This is the exact type of video/tutorial Ive been looking for. learned so much, thank you. I'm going to watch this in slow motion about 20-100 times. 🤣
beautiful po!!!, nakaka-upset lng tlga minsan ang enscape kase tuwing magrerender kana ng vids, nagbublurr yung mga vehicle assets, yan p naman sana isa sa mga nagdadala ng ganda sa exterior rendering.. pero great job po!! ang ganda!
SketchUp is an amazing tool, I felt in love with it when I was in middle school. Now I am a cad designer (I create 3d model of product, not buildings but the principle is the same)
These videos are really helpful. I'm learning tip/tricks to get my designs from 2D to 3D a lot faster. However, I wish someone would take the time to actually show the process of populating the 3D Model with furniture, appliances, accessories, etc.
Videos like this keep us motivated. Great work. Very knowledgeable. If it's possible please also show us how have you done the interior work. Truss and all look really good. Thank you for creating such a video. 🙌
I love the rendering. It’s beautiful 😍 I’m impressed how fast you are ! I’m just wondering what type of laptop you are using. My laptop is very slow whenever I put plants and more furniture. Also would you be so kind to show in a video how to make the mirrors look realistic?
So many amazing tricks; you can only appreciate the genius if you're a Sketchup user. Some of the more brilliant videos available. One quick question. How are you setting elevations? Not the inferencing, but the actual elevations, I don't see them documented? Thanks again, you're amazing!
Such a pro! I started using this program a few days ago and i see i have a lot of things to learn still! For example... I still dont know why some of my walls turn blue out of nowhere and i also didn't know you could import objects to the build... I had to do a bunch of sits and tables for a house i had to make as a homework :(
i am really happy for this tutorial, its make me to understand SketchUp very ease, please i would like you to go a little bite slower so that i can catch the whole tutorial every time you post. thank you
Timestamp :
00:00 Architectural 3D Modeling
00:20:46 Enscape Animation Final Render
I feel dumb for the way I used to pull the walls up but at the same time I’m speechless for the way you did the stairs and the roof. You’re iconic
Thank you
same!
does anyone have or know of any good videos to help learn how to use the controls faster and more efficient?
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Sketchup is all about using tricks, once you develop them it becomes much easier, learned a new trick for doing stairs fast, by scaling to the right height, amazing.
Yup, i am still a beginner in sketchup and was just impressed by the speed of this build. Guess i have lots of tricks to learn lol
The way u doing the model are so soothing to watch, it’s so clean
made revolution in my sketchup modeling approach, well done
I am floored, this is the best sketchup tutorial i have seen in my entire life
I AM SOOO VERY THANKFUL THAT YOU INCLUDE THE SHORTCUT KEYS!
The way you made the stairs... Blew my mind!
That's a really nice way of using the push/pull tool! I gotta give it a try. I usually just draw every single wall first and then push/pull them
same LOL
LOL. I feel better knowing I am not the only one who did that.
Just watching the way you constructed the first part of your model taught me so much. Thank you
Those keys on the screen was very helpful. Thanks.
I just finished sketching my projected house plan and seeing this? It makes me wanna learn sketch up and do the same.. This is so cool and nice modern design 👍
I'm learning here more than during our online class😭
Which software is this revit?
@@abdulrauftalpur2261 sketchup pro
☹️😒me too
For real.-.
Say that again
Love the way you made those stairs! They're always the bane of my existence, taking up too much of my time. Will definitely use this method next time.
Fantastic! Congrats. I wish you showed a bit of the interior design process tho.
Most of the time they are imported assets placed around
sorry, the interior 3d model is very heavy, very laggy for interior settings while recording, still saving money to upgrade my cpu
@@rioryne7526 I understand thanks
@@rioryne7526 How do you do the renderings then? must be very vpu intense to render some videos rhight? Nevertheless awesome work! very clean looking :)
@@danieltuma471 no problem render with Enscape, need 8 hours to render all scane with 2k res 60fps
Me as a beginner using sketchup:
👁👄👁
Definitely learned a lot thank youuu
Same girl same 💔💔💔
th-cam.com/video/pvCkq0K8Ebc/w-d-xo.html
This Link will help you ..
Nice work.... please I need your contact
i have been watching you for years
You are just amazing man!!
I was dancing to this background music haha . Maybe im just happy. i found enscape recently and have been happy ever since. Taking my career to a different level than i was at
INTERESTING PROJECT. REALLY ASTONISHING INTERIORS.
Esto es lo mejor que he visto en diseño, desde su creación hasta terminado y mostrado. Excelente!
WOWOWOWOOW crazyyy can’t believe you did this in under 30 minutes!!!
Woah never knew watching a video about making a sketchup model could be this satisfying. Thank you for all the tips 🙏🏽
Maybe my suggestion is complex for you but I have some ideas when you create your models. Maybe you can split one project into four parts. The first part would be the basic exterior modeling. The second part creates texture and applies to the model. The third one would be modeling the interior (if you have finished the model show us how you place all appliance and other stuff into the interior). The final part would be creating textures for the interior and rendering exterior and interior. I watched a couple different people who work with Sketchup but your style is the best and the most logical. You use many techniques for modeling simple and complex objects and that is very useful for someone who watched your timelapse tutorials.
agree
I've made it before, this is my video about enscape rendering setting: th-cam.com/video/WQz-dKVeFKk/w-d-xo.html
lol... arrogance, why don't you go paint a wall.
@@rioryne7526 This is good to know since I had the same question as Coa Boy. I'll definitely check it out.
This is really amazing. By watching this I feel like learning sketchup thoroughly...good work👍
Тот кто спроектировал так в Sketch UP действительно крутой чувак.
It’s most certainly the stairs for me ☺️
I always support all of your VDO brother. It’s also impressive. 💗
Thanks 😊
Looks pretty easy for a professional to create another amazing work, I hope someday I can create my own. Thanks, another lessons for us beginners!
You are an excellent instructor. I will stick with you.
Fantastic. Sketchup combined with the rendering enscape software to produce stunning images. Provides the perfect imagination. Thank you.
Thanks
This is so satisfying to look at.
Thank you 😊
I'm currently studying diploma in ID and my lecturers never taught us how to use all these skp shortcuts, like how you build the stairs? Makes me look like a fool 😭
Kayak nya konsep coffe toffe nih gan 😊👍
i never thought i could actually like modern brutalist approach. +1 sub totally learned a lot :D
Nice Sharing My Friend！
Good Day my friend！
God bless you！
This is the exact type of video/tutorial Ive been looking for. learned so much, thank you. I'm going to watch this in slow motion about 20-100 times. 🤣
beautiful po!!!, nakaka-upset lng tlga minsan ang enscape kase tuwing magrerender kana ng vids, nagbublurr yung mga vehicle assets, yan p naman sana isa sa mga nagdadala ng ganda sa exterior rendering.. pero great job po!! ang ganda!
Beautiful Restaurant..... Nice Ambience..... Wish to visit one like this after its built. 😃
Wow man that’s art what you did there congrats 🎉
You are pro! After this, my videos are LOL
SketchUp is an amazing tool, I felt in love with it when I was in middle school. Now I am a cad designer (I create 3d model of product, not buildings but the principle is the same)
Hello sir. Yes. You sir.
Thank you for changing my life :)
wtf was that push/pull trick omg
my jaw dropped the entire time :')
Your workflow for extruding walls is awesome i liked it ...
It's a beautiful thing to learn at an extremely beautiful school.
I like it. What are the fixtures right as you walk into either restroom that look almost like communal floor urinals?
Now tNice tutorials was truly an aweso video. I love your thorough style
These videos are really helpful. I'm learning tip/tricks to get my designs from 2D to 3D a lot faster.
However, I wish someone would take the time to actually show the process of populating the 3D Model with furniture, appliances, accessories, etc.
Oh look, the Cafe from The Flash
learn a lot of new way... thank you so much
Videos like this keep us motivated. Great work. Very knowledgeable. If it's possible please also show us how have you done the interior work. Truss and all look really good. Thank you for creating such a video. 🙌
I really like it I hope soon you make the progress of textures and rendering!!!
gracias arquitecto lo quiero mucho bendiciones gracias excelente clase
very stunning design, love from indonesia ❤️❤️
Tq bro 😊
watchin´ a master at work
TNice tutorials guy's tutorial is more understanding than the others
you need to try and do a food court one next time. A Larger scaled dining area for a mall. THAT WOULD BE AWSOME!
you are simply amazing. now I've known more, thanks
wow. nice workflow. I will try it.
amazing so the flat drawing is really the guidelines
Wow I wouldn't mind being able to use sketchup like this :O I just started with it. Very fun to use.
Thank you so much, have learnt so much from you
likewise I need more interior Design
j'adore la musique! bien choisi
Very nice coffee shop 👍❤️
Ur never stop amazed me 👍👍
Ooooh cool approach on how you draw walls 👌 hey I'm suggesting using layers 🐱
I love the rendering. It’s beautiful 😍 I’m impressed how fast you are ! I’m just wondering what type of laptop you are using. My laptop is very slow whenever I put plants and more furniture. Also would you be so kind to show in a video how to make the mirrors look realistic?
pc spec : i7 6700k, 8gb ram, Gtx 980 4gb
hello, would it be possible to have the dwg plan please. Very good work !
It was fantastic. Sometimes you share 3d modeling. But in this video you didn't. Can you share model with me or us to examine?
Thanks.
thank so much it is very usefull
You're welcome
Hey man amazing video loved it .Can u share the 3D model plz ?
Very impressive Videos, thank you so much for your shared.
You're welcome
Nice Design my friends.
amazing, your skills are enviable!
woW Amazing!... You are My Idol!
Too good ! Love from Bangladesh !!
wow. thanks for the shortcut
I love watching the process. Nice work. I wonder, what are you referencing for elevations?
That’s really cool, I would love to know how you design the whole structure for the ceiling and the railing at the stairs and the second floor
Same
Parabéns para esse profissional ,muita habilidade.isto é muito trabalhoso.e prazeroso de fazer 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 .
Thank you so much I’m making soft so fast now back then I was confused, thanks
So many amazing tricks; you can only appreciate the genius if you're a Sketchup user. Some of the more brilliant videos available.
One quick question. How are you setting elevations? Not the inferencing, but the actual elevations, I don't see them documented? Thanks again, you're amazing!
This design look like scene in The Flash, coffee shop. Or it just default theme for any coffee shop in the world...
I have the same thought at first look tho
Learned a lot from this amazing piece. Ty 😊
Such a pro! I started using this program a few days ago and i see i have a lot of things to learn still!
For example... I still dont know why some of my walls turn blue out of nowhere and i also didn't know you could import objects to the build... I had to do a bunch of sits and tables for a house i had to make as a homework :(
tell me how u do filmed the walkthrough + sunlight outside restaurant
the final result, I render with Enscape3d
Can you complete the project from start to finish?
Learnt new things here👍
Nice work 👍🏾 God bless!
Your design is so beautiful. I wonder if you can share this file for yourself.
This looks amazing!! Kudos. Can you tell us how much time this whole thing took?
Thanks, 3 days
I wish i can be good as u ☺️☺️
congratulations, will you have the roof plans and details of the trusses?
GreaT video, and very helpful for my skills, thank you for your efforts to post this.
wonderful !
Can you complete the project from start to finish
Excelente 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
Can you pls share the window you used on the front facade near the entrance?
i am really happy for this tutorial, its make me to understand SketchUp very ease, please i would like you to go a little bite slower so that i can catch the whole tutorial every time you post. thank you
Exceptional work! Thanks