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thank you for these revit tutorials! I'm just getting started from an interior design, and sometimes architectural, perspective. I'm learning on my own and these help so much!

You are super great teacher but you made it hard for us to subscribe to this channel. that signing in parameter makes it to privet for those in rush looking for tips to save their career.

I feel I can watch her like that forever, she looks fun.

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This video was sooo helpful to me. Excellent presentation! Much better than SolidProfessor! You are a great teacher! I was looking to learn how to move the properties or project bar, and you helped me!

You can't cheat on teaching cuz is not everyone using AutoCAD like me you supposed to it directly

This was amazingly helpful. Thank you so much. Clear, clean, easy-to-understand, and extremely efficient. Thank you for saving me time and headaches.

Thank you so much. Very well explained you have given me a good grasp on both and when to use one over the other. New sub 👍

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Hi Irene, I came across your tutorial on solid tools quite by mistake and pretty much glad I did.Being a hobbyist of Sketchup I don't have access to the solid tools with my version(2017) and your crystal clear explanation of how to subtract using only the intersect without the need for solid tools was exactly what I needed. You are clear and concise in your delivery and a joy to listen to. Subscribed. - Jeff

8:00 🙂Actually you can, without any extension, but this time I'm not going to tell you how.! 🙂

17:20 it is not enough to give it thickness - give it about 4 mm (maybe... also pick it up 1 mm) but also very important is to paint both faces and both backfaces (better and faster with Thrupaint). :)

10:25 that it is happening for a very complex reason - however you play with materials, those modifications are not really applied to each texture (in the material tray), all your play it is virtual and it sticks only to each face/object in your model, the actual material in your model still remains the original that you have imported, and Sketchup knows it, and remember it like forever, it just doesn't tell you that it knows. When you actually see that.? Well, when you make unique texture once (because Sketchup makes unique the actual original texture, and not your modified version); and twice, when you combine texture, because when you do that, Sketchup (sometimes) actually makes all those textures unique in the first place without even tell you, and you end up asking yourself "What the h.ll just happened.?" The solution... it is also complex...! 1) First, if your play it is not only local (for that particular face/object), and you know you are going to use it in other places too (or for combined texture, or to make it unique) you forget about "texture position" for the most part - for the size, you have to make a one to one face match with the size of your texture through your material tray edit, and then position it in the corner of your face so that the position matches your one to one size (do not resize it, just position it). 2) For the tone and color... do whatever you wanna do... BUT, after all your play you have to do one more essential thing...! 3) In "Material Tools" extension of ThomThom, there is an option called "Apply Colour Adjustments", and only after that you will have written all you play in the actual material tray texture; and you can check that with the "Reste color" button in the material tray, because only now that button won't be active and won't do nothing, cause now Sketchup recognize your modifications as written inside the texture itself. 4) Now make it unique, and it will remain exactly the same as you wanted. 5) Do that for every texture you want to combine, and after that, when you combine texture, it will be what you wanted to be. I'm not a native English speaker, but I hope all this story... it makes sense...! :) We are learning from you..., and you are learning from us...; well, all this story... because I feel like you are not doing it like a robot, but as from your heart... sort of. :)

I love your videosm but it somehow bothers me zhen you use feet as unit, could you try to use m or cm for your next videos if that's possible, would be very appreciated, as well as if you are looking to aim for international audience, thanks in advance <3

I love your videosm but it somehow bothers me zhen you use feet as unit, could you try to use m or cm for your next videos if that's possible, would be very appreciated, as well as if you are looking to aim for international audience, thanks in advance

I very rarely use the automatic sketch tool. Thank you for your nice explanation

Irene, you are doing god's work with these tutorial videos. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

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Thank you. How cool is Revit for organic shaped homes?. I am a natural builder. I build with dirt, particularly "cob". I am looking for the best option. I am a advanced beginner with sketchup. Gracias

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Revit = fast for architect, but doesnt help much for interior designer. too basic. Need to deal with families type for variation especially door & windows. Mean, it good for technical drawing, schedule, report ( documentation part ).. But when come to rendering, the 3D model are crap and ugly. I found Revit good for engineers & architect, because easy for structure analysis etc ( Naviswork, Prota, Tekla etc ). Interior designer need a program that can handle high poly 3d model, organic modelling tools, and realistic render engine. Easy to say.. Architect & engineer = need to show design concept, practicality, MEP, structure analysis, etc.. ( 4D and 5D which mostly in 2D drawing and documentation ) Interior designer ( ID ) = only certain part of above but it will focus more to how 'beautiful' for whatever concept. This is why most ID use 3dsmax, Blender, Sketchup in order to use high poly model for better rendering. So far I only found 1 BIM software that good for architect and interior designer.

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Looks easy, until some surfaces mess with others in my drawings.

When we have to assign different tiles to different rooms then we will draw a separate floor for each , but the structural floor should be same for all ?

Good tips.

Madam, you are a good teacher. 👏

Hi Irene, congratulations on your excellent videos!!! I'm following your Sketchup series, and even though English is not my native language, you explain the concepts so well and clearly that they are very useful to me and at the same time I practice my terrible English!!!! I look forward to your next videos about Sketchup. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. Greetings from Havana.

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Great explanation of the tools. Like the concept of using for interior applications. Thanks for sharing

For textures that you can create, try Architextures, its pretty nice.

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Hello Irene, first of all I want to congratulate you for your wonderful videos!!!! They are excellent, clear and precise. I discovered them recently and I have learned a lot from them. I am Cuban and despite being a Spanish speaker and having very basic English, I manage to understand your explanations very well. I would like to ask you a question about materials in Sketchup and it is the following: Is it possible to select a material from the materials tool tray and somehow select all the objects in the model where that material is applied? (like for example you can do from VRay). Greetings and thank you very much.

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ohh yeah, I remember on my school days when i learned about the magic word "seamless", quick note though, that just because the image says seamless, it doesn't mean that it actually is seamless (people lie online you know). If anyone wants to get even further into creating their own textures to use specifically for renderings, take some time to learn about "materialize" by bounding box software its free and a pretty neat tool.

Tip for free - all those toolbars you can reduce them to only 3-5 buttons with Fredo Lord of the Toolbars.! :)

The level of information that Sketchup can manage has already been solved in 2024 version, I don't know about 2023, but between 2024 and 2022 is a huge difference, in terms of start time, movement, modeling, size of the model, and even if you don't activate the new graphic engine. An example about the start time, I have so many extensions that 2022 version takes about 1.5-2 minutes to start, but 2024 needs only 30 seconds... And about many other things...... forget about Layout (it sucks in many ways, by not using Layout, I can create PDFs inside Sketchup that you can zoom at an awesome level and quality, if you know Sketchup and a publishing software you never need no Layout), instead you can look at 5D+ extension, which is a game changer, among many things, it can automate, sections, tags, scenes, and the entire relation between all of those, that guy has a video when an entire building it is automated with sections, tags and scenes, and he doesn't do nothing, he just give the command, and after that you just watch it... About collaborative working, Fredo has an extension that makes possible true collaboration, not yet released.

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I am amazed Great Work!!

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You did not fix the glass?

Great video. I encourage you to keep making these. Very helpful. Thank you