Quick tip If you have knowledge of Photoshop you can create your bump maps or even change the texture used, making it a great tool for seamless patterns even in the free version
I just noticed you -did- have your award in the background. I couldn't tell before. Hilarious (and ridiculous I didn't see it). Anyways, still congrats! This procedural texture creator website is decent but not top tier quality in terms of textures. It's good for regular models but may not be best for rendering purposes (it's certainly not terrible though either and the ease of use is real nice). I've used it a few times over the last year or 2 or whenever I noted it went live. Like you said in this clip though it does seem to be getting better and it's smart for them to be partnering up with 3rd party companies to hopefully get official branded textures which is a more recent development. It has promise but it raises a cost versus quality comparison for me.
@@Thesketchupessentials It always starts my day off on a good note haha! Great content man, really. We're going to subscribe to Friedo Tools this week after watching your upload on that one.
Thanks. Setup the Pro version month yesterday. App works great, but the bump mapping is not what i expected. It didn't apply the bump mapping to the selected item/color, but changed it from beige color to a dark grey with a very pronounced pattern that i couldn't get rid of. Otherwise pretty good way to bring new textures in. As you mentioned Sketchup's native pallet of built-in textures is very limited, but I would really like to be able to do nice, quick and dirty native Sketchup screen renderings without having to use V-Ray or Enscape every time. , I think this may be a way to get there.
Hey Justin. Useful video. I am using architectures for brick on a model. However, I need to know how to use the texture to a section of pavers where the brick is actually laid with the end facing up (4" x 4"?). Can you tell me how to accomplish this?
Wouldn't an extension developer adding a good feature count as innovation? It's so weird to me that if something isn't "native," for some reason people just don't count it...
Hi everyone! Let me know what you think about Architextures in the comments below! :)
This is the plugin that should be the new feature in sketchup, not some minor updates like years before
Quick tip
If you have knowledge of Photoshop you can create your bump maps or even change the texture used, making it a great tool for seamless patterns even in the free version
This is the best video you have every done, I just love it. It is just so refreshing to here a new intro.
Game changer indeed even the vray textures suck this is so handy
Absolutely brilliant, thanks for that.
OMG this is an amazing plugin
I am satisfied for watching full video
I just noticed you -did- have your award in the background. I couldn't tell before. Hilarious (and ridiculous I didn't see it). Anyways, still congrats!
This procedural texture creator website is decent but not top tier quality in terms of textures. It's good for regular models but may not be best for rendering purposes (it's certainly not terrible though either and the ease of use is real nice). I've used it a few times over the last year or 2 or whenever I noted it went live. Like you said in this clip though it does seem to be getting better and it's smart for them to be partnering up with 3rd party companies to hopefully get official branded textures which is a more recent development. It has promise but it raises a cost versus quality comparison for me.
Thanks, for share how to use
Wait... you didn't say whaaaat's up guys... the video feels entirely different now :D ha great as always man, thank you.
Lol - occasionally the vids gonna be like that 😎
@@Thesketchupessentials It always starts my day off on a good note haha! Great content man, really. We're going to subscribe to Friedo Tools this week after watching your upload on that one.
many thanks!
Thanks. Setup the Pro version month yesterday. App works great, but the bump mapping is not what i expected. It didn't apply the bump mapping to the selected item/color, but changed it from beige color to a dark grey with a very pronounced pattern that i couldn't get rid of. Otherwise pretty good way to bring new textures in. As you mentioned Sketchup's native pallet of built-in textures is very limited, but I would really like to be able to do nice, quick and dirty native Sketchup screen renderings without having to use V-Ray or Enscape every time. , I think this may be a way to get there.
Thank You!!!!
wow!
I wonder what this plug in texture will look like when rendered compared to other textures that you can get in websites
Another golden nugget! Thank you very much.
Hey Justin. Useful video. I am using architectures for brick on a model. However, I need to know how to use the texture to a section of pavers where the brick is actually laid with the end facing up (4" x 4"?). Can you tell me how to accomplish this?
I wonder how compatible it is with Vray! if it generates its own maps it might work well !
Me too if you figure out write here
Hey awesome vids. I'm starting on interior design school soon. Does the student version of sketchup pro have this extension available too?
Does the texture become part of the component?
This looks awesome. Unfortunately you still have to use the terrible SU color picker.
What's wrong with the SU color picker? (on PC anyway, the material tools on Mac are weird to me)
I like this plugin however can you bring in any image and customize it in the plugin.
No
Is there any benefit to use it before using Lumion?
I've revived the curviloft and Fredo plug-ins in free
В последнее время из мяса курица в любой форме и говяжье сердце.
Pinterest...have many thing
I was excited until the subscription part ...
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sketchup feels like it was made in 1995. it will hardly ever innovate as much because it will just go to extension developers
Wouldn't an extension developer adding a good feature count as innovation? It's so weird to me that if something isn't "native," for some reason people just don't count it...