You have no clue how much these videos are helping me. Thank you so much for what you do. Keep it up man

Thank you, Nate, for this extremely helpful explanation!

@NatesStudioDesk

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for responding ! Let me know if there are other videos you would like to see. And stay tuned for more content to come.

Very helpful tutorial! Thanks Nate!

@NatesStudioDesk

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great stuff man thx

It was great. I've learned so much.

@NatesStudioDesk

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Let me know if there are other videos you would like to see.

I would like to see how the layout function works in RHINO .....As one of the best thing in SketchUp besides of the instuitive learning is that you can get out 2D documentations easily...

when I try to 'ctrl+shift' select a surface and click on the circle to move the solid it goes up and down only and not sideways

@NatesStudioDesk

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting. Do you have gumball on? You should also release shift so that you can drag it anywhere. I would just mess around with it a bit and make sure you are hitting the keyboard commands and releasing them at the right time. Let me know if that works!

@calvinfernando432

3 жыл бұрын

@@NatesStudioDesk ya it worked thanks. How do you measure solids heights dimensions in Rhino?

@NatesStudioDesk

3 жыл бұрын

@@calvinfernando432 You can use the distance tool. Or dim tool.

its likle comparing a .22 gun to a50 cal. machine gun then again the costs are just as different.

I can not see your mousepoint sometimes when you switch to rhino 😢

@NatesStudioDesk

2 жыл бұрын

I know sorry about that my screen recording messed up realized it now will need to re make!!!

I am a professional sketchup user and i want to switch but i am afraid that i am used to sketchup. What do you advise me?

@NatesStudioDesk

3 жыл бұрын

Just know that how ever long it took you to get to your level of sketchup, will take for rhino. Now with that said you can get to a certain basic level where you can do everything you need. But this will take some time and effort. Are there specific things about sketch up that you are fundamentally frustrated with, or are you just curious if Rhino will work better? Overall Rhino has more capabilities and is much better at drafting construction drawings / floor plans etc. What kind of work are you doing? If you are only creating 3D models, and you can do that quickly in sketchup, probably staying with skp would be the easiest. If you want to eventually take advantage pf grasshopper, then maybe take the time to at least do one project in rhino to test it out. Just know that it takes a lot of time and effort to learn a new program but then you know two programs!

@abbasramadan468

3 жыл бұрын

@@NatesStudioDesk thank you for replying. I am an architecture student, recently I've been watching interviews with people who work in big firms, most of those firms use rhino, almost none use sketchup. So, i want to learn it in order to have the experience with it before applying for jobs or internships to such firms. I also know 3ds max but i don't use it alot. Check my latest video, you can see how good I am with sketchup.

@arayahomes4308

3 жыл бұрын

@@abbasramadan468 Hey Abbas. You should read my rather long comment above about sketchup vs rhino. It's all specific to what the person needs. First I'd say that just because you don't see people in your firm using sketchup, that doesn't mean anything. Revit is quite a bit more popular than sketchup but sketchup is FAR better than revit in most cases. Some cases revit is better but most it's not and sketchup has much more power in general and ease of use. I can't say I know exactly what it's like to model organic shapes in rhino vs sketchup, rhino perhaps might be a (little bit) better at modeling (organic shapes). However I will say that there is no better program than sketchup when it comes to architecture and that's not just me talking. I can show you. If you'd like you can reply to this and I can give you some examples. If you don't know the following plugins in sketchup; curic, lib fredo, tig, eneroth, skalp section plugin, s4u, etc, if you are not familiar with the plugins I've just mentioned than I can confidently say you are not familar with the power of sketchup. Sketchups power is all in the plugins. If you don't respond no worries, but if you're looking to actually understand sketchup and it's power, you need to understand the sketchup plugins that are available to use first before you can accurately decide which program is right for you. When it comes to architecture, sketchup wins most of the time.

@SKYLIMI

3 жыл бұрын

@@arayahomes4308 what are you talking about sketchup is not primarily a parametric program and that's the end of the conversation. Revit vs sketchup buahahhahhah, you made me laugh. I am using on everyday inventor with woodwork for inventor and revit and vectorworks,sketchup was the first and I am done with this crap forever

@arayahomes4308

3 жыл бұрын

@@SKYLIMI I'll all say to that, is if you haven't used the following plugins than you don't really have a good opinion about this. So have you used the medeek plugins, the plusspec plugins, the profile builder plugins, the lib fredo plugins? If you haven't used those plugins than how can you say that? I regularly see people coming over from revit to sketchup, this is just an ego thing, for 3d modelling of specifically contruction, nothing beats sketchup and when I say sketchup, I mean sketchup with the plugins. I just got a designer of 20 years in my area getting off of vector works and using sketchup and layout exclusively and obviously only because it was faster and better. I'll even go the extra mile and show you. How about you shoot me a private message if you feel you know what you're talking about and send me your email and we can setup a time for free for me to show you. Will lookout for your reply.

how about vice versa ?

@NatesStudioDesk

3 жыл бұрын

That would be sad... but if you have to do for work, just know that skp will be easier to learn, maybe I’ll put together a follow up video on that. :)

@nataliechahin3811

3 жыл бұрын

@@NatesStudioDesk please!!!

@NatesStudioDesk

3 жыл бұрын

@@nataliechahin3811 alright I’ll do a quick one

@emiliensahli1694

Жыл бұрын

@@NatesStudioDesk I am coming from Rhino to Sketchup!! I recently got an internship position at a landscape architects from an urban planning background - I've got mainly rhino and autocad work under my belt and going into sketchup is so confusing! Starting with a linkedin learning course but a lot of the basics are redundant. I'm sure things will work out in the end but dag! this "simple" program can be so difficult... I miss typing whatever I need

@aminemin3426

9 ай бұрын

​@@emiliensahli1694i am xomind from Rhino sketchup too . And I find it really so limited .. boring too

at5:20 he said to make a rect solid... you need to type "CAP" and its a cap... in sketchup... you just draw a short line.. it's CAP!!! every little of these command is going to take alittle time away from drawing.. that's why sketchup is still popular.. put it this way.. i can draw faster time than anyone in RHINO.

@NatesStudioDesk

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ong Bob, yes surprisingly that’s why I like rhino, there are less automatic commands. So it doesn’t do anything you don’t want it to. For instance maybe you don’t way a solid. If you do you can start off with the cube tool too. So this gives more customization through the process, at the cost of taking a little longer. Thanks for the comments!!

The tutorial is good, but your voice is too slow 😴 and you could rehearse more before recording.

@NatesStudioDesk

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback always working on improving sorry I put you to sleep! maybe will update this year!! stay tuned