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Schematic Design Diagramming LayOut Tutorial | 3D to 2D Workflow
Even the best design will fall flat without a clear way to communicate it.
This time on SketchUp Live, Eric guides you through getting your design intent across with ease.
He takes his idea from 3D and walks through the steps to clearly diagram the design in LayOut.
Present better! Tune in and learn how.
Forum thread: forums.sketchu...
0:00 Starting soon
1:48 Intro
7:48 Styles in SketchUp
19:18 LayOut template & Page 1
31:43 SketchUp Sections
47:10 Page 2
1:08:51 Page 3
1:44:10 Dimensions & annotations
2:01:45 Done!
Пікірлер: 5
So great that you all are starting to do real work in layout presentation. Would love to see more and more of this. And really love that you are showing off stacked viewports. Robust solution for professionals.
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2 ай бұрын
Thanks for the feedback! LayOut's been kind of an unsung hero, and we're trying to change that. Stacked viewports to the rescue! 🦸♂️
Jose F Estrada From California
The ambiant occlusion is a great feature but it is not great as the one with the plug-in ambiant occlusion in sketchUcation we should have two ambiant occlusion the first can be the one we have the other can be a pathtraced ambiant occlusion so that we get nice shadow and contact shadow ( nice black and white render like a clay render)….it will be nice because those who use stacked viewport can have a nice background that is close to a render and steel have the possibility to hilight the stuff you want …………………
Fantastic I think LayOut should have some blinding modes like photoshop ( multiply ……… so that if you stack viewports ………………) I would like to get a sequencer in LayOut to do motion graphics I can be a tab like the sckrabook so that when you open that you are able to add key frames to animate your lines shapes visibility …………………it is helpful for concept diagram animation or phasing concept or showing stuff more Dynamic ………… - i also want to have folder layer being able to hide and un hide layer or groups in LayOut with out hiding the layer