I think I actually love you! I've spent 4 years in architecture school, editing out the white background and trying to find good photos of trees. How did I not know that photoshop could render trees!!!!! Thank you.
I find the Max Achkovsky's trees number 1 tree collection in the whole 3D Warehouse. They look good and they are very well optimized, even though they seem a bit heavy. For a simple scene you don't even need proxies for a smooth viewport navigation. When there are more, I like to put all leaves on a separate layer and turn if off temporarily.
Hay Justin, that was the coolest video yet. I'm getting more familiar with Photoshop and what you just showed me with adding trees in Photoshop just became icing on the cake. The way you describe SketchUp and Photoshop it's almost like they are secret lovers!!
This is a terrific overview - thank you. Now I need to watch your video a few more times to review the steps you took. With architectural renderings which are stylized I like the ability to select vegetation that relates to the style of the drawing and presentation - and was not aware of options available. I look forward to learning more from you and appreciate your assist in expanding my knowledge. Best, Alin
thank you so much for this! i just want to ask which one should i download in the Laubwerk Ext? there are two choices there tha pkg and the exe file. thank you!
I've been creating VR-models from SketchUp lately which unfortunately does not work well with transparency texture maps and reflective surfaces. So if it is supposed to look fine in VR near window reflections or water, be sure that branches and leaves are geometry.
i downloaded laubwerk but after rendering it turns white what should i do
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is there a way to export 2d images with all assets that are in proxy mode visible without need to use render engine? i hv no money so i cant afford render engines like vray or thea render.
Hi Willem! I'm really liking it - it's just so easy to use - plus it can generate grass on textures with the word "Grass" in the description, which is also helpful. Thanks!
2 additional resources: xfrog.com/ (huge vegetation library) and www.suplugins.com/podiumbrowser/index.php which for $59 gives you 1000s of good quality models including LOTS of vegetation. One of the best 3D bargains on the web, imo. You probably know this, but one of the coolest things about Skatter is that you're not limited to its built-in asset library - it will scatter any components, incl. ones from the other products listed here...powerful stuff! And as a side note...holy cow! When did Photoshop get trees in the render menu?? I really have not been paying attention to that area of PS, haha!
Hmmm - I'll have to look when I get home, but if it installed it to a different folder than your default folder, maybe you can move the .rb file into your plugins folder? I can't remember what it did when I installed it
Hi Justin Great work!! Isnt there a way to stripe down the polygon count without lousing quality in order to make large models not slow down sketch-up?m I thought that there was a plugin that can do that and if so whats the sacrifice? Waiting on your Base-camp Lecture :)
Well, you could use proxy components, meaning you could swap out the high poly components for low poly until you need them - it would basically be kind of like the process used in this video - th-cam.com/video/fpl6NK21p2w/w-d-xo.html - That's what Laubwerk and Skatter do to keep from freezing your SketchUp with all their polygons. Not sure if there's a plugin for that or not...Basecamp's not until September, so I probably need to start developing the lecture out a bit more ;p - Thanks!
I keep searching for tips and you've done every single video about what I need... Wow thank you!!!
I think I actually love you! I've spent 4 years in architecture school, editing out the white background and trying to find good photos of trees. How did I not know that photoshop could render trees!!!!! Thank you.
Glad I could help! :)
I just realized you've become my best friend
I find the Max Achkovsky's trees number 1 tree collection in the whole 3D Warehouse. They look good and they are very well optimized, even though they seem a bit heavy. For a simple scene you don't even need proxies for a smooth viewport navigation. When there are more, I like to put all leaves on a separate layer and turn if off temporarily.
hello. how would you make high poly trees appear low poly just like here 9:26 ? thank you
Hay Justin,
that was the coolest video yet. I'm getting more familiar with Photoshop and what you just showed me with adding trees in Photoshop just became icing on the cake. The way you describe SketchUp and Photoshop it's almost like they are secret lovers!!
More like really good friends...kind of like Michael Jordan/Scottie Pippen? :)
This is a terrific overview - thank you. Now I need to watch your video a few more times to review the steps you took.
With architectural renderings which are stylized I like the ability to select vegetation that relates to the style of the drawing and presentation - and was not aware of options available. I look forward to learning more from you and appreciate your assist in expanding my knowledge.
Best,
Alin
The video clip at 19:09 is grate but this dose. Not work for my twilight render plug-in render the tree dose not change how can I fix this please help
You probably know this already, but you are a lifesaver. Thanks a mil!
Happy to help!
Very very helpful regarding multiple copy.
The Laubwerk Extension is amazing! Thank You.
It's a good one - thanks!
thank you so much for this!
i just want to ask which one should i download in the Laubwerk Ext? there are two choices there tha pkg and the exe file.
thank you!
I've been creating VR-models from SketchUp lately which unfortunately does not work well with transparency texture maps and reflective surfaces. So if it is supposed to look fine in VR near window reflections or water, be sure that branches and leaves are geometry.
I'm using launwerk but it is not rendering please help me.
The photoshop tutorial helps a lot! Thank you!
i downloaded laubwerk but after rendering it turns white what should i do
is there a way to export 2d images with all assets that are in proxy mode visible without need to use render engine? i hv no money so i cant afford render engines like vray or thea render.
Thanks Justin!! Saved so much time. :D
Glad it helped!
Hey, do you know what can I do if cannot put a tree if I'm working with sketch up online?
Sir I can't find the extention for sketchup i downloaded the file but can't able to find the extention please help me to fix this problem
Does amd graphics card supports v ray??
I mean...I think so?
What does that mean
OMG photoshop blew my brain!!!
Hy Justin! Enscape is very impressive!
Hi Willem! I'm really liking it - it's just so easy to use - plus it can generate grass on textures with the word "Grass" in the description, which is also helpful. Thanks!
my photoshop CS6 doesn't has "tree" in rendering section, is that normal?
is it safe to use the model in your project
What about the sky in the background there ?
Could u pls explain how to get it ?
That sky is generated using Enscape. That being said, tomorrow I'll also have a video for how to swap a sky out in Photoshop. Thanks!
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Ohk ....cool ..thank you 👍
Master, you have link for plant laubwerk? I need again for add to my library laubwerk
It's linked below the video
I have started using Laubwerk & Skatter but my render is getting too much slow. What should I do to speed up my render while using these extensions?
a better computer is strongly recommended there
2 additional resources: xfrog.com/ (huge vegetation library) and www.suplugins.com/podiumbrowser/index.php which for $59 gives you 1000s of good quality models including LOTS of vegetation. One of the best 3D bargains on the web, imo. You probably know this, but one of the coolest things about Skatter is that you're not limited to its built-in asset library - it will scatter any components, incl. ones from the other products listed here...powerful stuff!
And as a side note...holy cow! When did Photoshop get trees in the render menu?? I really have not been paying attention to that area of PS, haha!
I'll have to check those out - good point about Skatter, it's just that the built in trees are pretty good, so I focused on those. Thanks!
Yup. I'm also very impressed with the built-in grass.
Great video! (tried installing laubwerk on my mac but sketchup doesn't recognize where it is, bummer).
Hmmm - I'll have to look when I get home, but if it installed it to a different folder than your default folder, maybe you can move the .rb file into your plugins folder? I can't remember what it did when I installed it
Hi Justin Great work!! Isnt there a way to stripe down the polygon count without lousing quality in order to make large models not slow down sketch-up?m I thought that there was a plugin that can do that and if so whats the sacrifice? Waiting on your Base-camp Lecture :)
Well, you could use proxy components, meaning you could swap out the high poly components for low poly until you need them - it would basically be kind of like the process used in this video - th-cam.com/video/fpl6NK21p2w/w-d-xo.html - That's what Laubwerk and Skatter do to keep from freezing your SketchUp with all their polygons. Not sure if there's a plugin for that or not...Basecamp's not until September, so I probably need to start developing the lecture out a bit more ;p - Thanks!
you're a boss! Thanks a lot.
Thanks!
Ty for the video👍
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Laubwerk doesn't work in my Sketchup 2019 with Vray Next plugin...can someone help??
the same here idk why. Did you find any solution ?
photoshop trees ..wow..helpful
good
Thanks very much!