That's very clever, Justin. I just kinda figured you would use some type of lofting plugin to extrude a wavy profile along a path but your way is so much simpler and easier. Another great how-to; thanks again Justin.
Great job Justin! I imagine that this would be great prep work to make even more realistic looking drapes by combining this with the extension Clothworks. I’m looking to do some furled sails and I think that this is key instruction to getting me to the realism that I’m looking for. I was mystified as to how I was going to get the canvas to look like it was folded and laying on itself.Thanks!
Hi Justin, I used the exact same Technic on some curtains in my castle. are the backfaces not going to give any troubles on rendering? Thank you for this great video by the way :-)
That's an interesting question - I haven't tried to render curtains like this, but I'd imagine that it's more important which presets you have your rendering software on than the material you have in SketchUp, but I don't know that for sure. Seems like it would be a good experiment!
Thanks Justin! I love your tutorials. It has taught me so much already!
That's very clever, Justin. I just kinda figured you would use some type of lofting plugin to extrude a wavy profile along a path but your way is so much simpler and easier. Another great how-to; thanks again Justin.
I was very happy with how simple this method turned out to be! Thanks for watching!
Great job Justin! I imagine that this would be great prep work to make even more realistic looking drapes by combining this with the extension Clothworks. I’m looking to do some furled sails and I think that this is key instruction to getting me to the realism that I’m looking for. I was mystified as to how I was going to get the canvas to look like it was folded and laying on itself.Thanks!
amazing. i will do my own curtains for every new design now. thanks!!!
If you want something even more realistic, you may also want to try Clothworks - ruclips.net/video/NnFz8mh-enc/видео.html - Thanks!
Good tutorial, I didn't realize that modeling curtains is easy in sketchup until I saw this tutorial. Thanks Justin.
Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it!
Thank you Justin!!
I probably already told you how awesome you are, but I don't mind telling you again! Thanks!
Thank you! :)
You'r a LEGEND!
Yes it is Justin. Happy! The monitor is a Samsung curved ultra HD. Super!
this is so cool, thank u for the tutorial
This is a really nice tutorial. Bravo. And thank you!
really good, many thanks...
:)
Excellent! Thank you.
thank your for your tutorial
Very helpful! Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
I thought you would be using clothworks,but this is so damn brilliant
Thank you very much!
Easiest process for making curtains that I've seen yet.
I love this process - it takes something that seems complicated and makes it easy - that's actually what I like about SketchUp too!
You are awesome! Thank you!
thank you
Brilliant!
:)
Very Nice
After I create the arcs, why dont I have 2 faces? Its all one face which wont let me push up the face I want. Its all connected, no gaps too.
Thanks for this
good class. from india
Thanks for the video! Is there a reason why the curtains don't show when i do the render?
That I don't know - there could be a lot of reasons
Thank you now i can make my theatre
Nice job. Great channel! Keepem' coming...
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
mygosh! so useful, thanks so much!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you so muc, God bless you.
thank you!
Welcome!
Will this idea work with Sketchup 8 ?
You are awesome !!!!
Glad you liked it!
How to create a fabric material? I want use a specific fabric print. Please helpp. TIA
Like a custom SketchUp material? ruclips.net/video/0iLWv7_-fQY/видео.html
Hi Justin, I used the exact same Technic on some curtains in my castle. are the backfaces not going to give any troubles on rendering? Thank you for this great video by the way :-)
That's an interesting question - I haven't tried to render curtains like this, but I'd imagine that it's more important which presets you have your rendering software on than the material you have in SketchUp, but I don't know that for sure. Seems like it would be a good experiment!
I will give it a try on my castle curtains Justin!
Cool
Superb
thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Nice
Thanks
this is smart
Glad you liked it!
How smart you are
Glad you found the video helpful!
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I liked your video, but i don't push the like button, because of the "don't forget to like..." text shit...
I mean, ok I guess