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Excellent video, I am studying Arch. Tech with intentions of a master's in Arch. just recently got an Ipad and this video shows probably the pest workflow I could work with. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Hi this is really helpful, im an archi student and always had a problem going between softwares, think im going to try this seems much more simpler and time saving.
@@iPadForArchitects I came into this profession with AutoCAD (on DOS), an avid fan of yellow tracing paper & fountain pens to ideate I moved into Sketchup when they were @Last, then ebbed and flowed with market using different software applications that maintained a hand-rendered feel. (Shameless plug for Informatix’s Piranesi). Right now my design phase is to keep ideas as loose as possible with Concepts, Procreate, Morpholio & Sketchup for iPad before refining it in Revit, and final Render in Lumion or Twinmotion.
OMG, the part about how to create a Tag and then assign the group to that Tag was awesome!. Such a simple concept but I’ve never really seen a clear demonstration of how to do that. Thank you!
You are most welcome. It’s inspiring for me to try and figure out how all this stuff works, not to mention best way to communicate it to others. May I ask how you’re using these apps in your professional life?
Thanks so much Douglas! It went very well lol. Considering the house is being built as we speak. May I ask how you’re using these apps in your professional life?
@@iPadForArchitects I'm an electrical engineer that does outdoor experiments with radars, ships, aircraft, etc. I've been using Sketchup for over 10 years to design my equipment setup and then to plan the experiment with the scientists and other engineers/technicians. Very different from what you're doing, but I'm always looking for related tools. You did a great job of showing how Sketchup for iPad has really improved (although I would not be able to use cloud for storage). Of course I also use Sketchup at home for all of my home projects (redesigning deck, upgrading kitchen, etc), so it was cool to see the more artistic tools that you used. Thanks for sharing your work.
Oh my gooodness this was incredibly helpful I’m doing an architecture contest and I’m 14 so I’m pretty new to this so this was a life saver thank you 🙏
I'm so glad it was helpful, Tiny Trombone! You may be my youngest follower yet, so that's awesome! I will tell my kids ) Keep asking questions and commenting, please
Thanks for producing this insightful video. This has enlightened me to how much more powerful Sketchup can be on iPad. I love how you've redefined the function of the roller brush in Morpholio to create fast and great looking trees - kind of reminds me of Bob Ross' techniques. 😀🙏
@@iPadForArchitects I use Sketchup regularly on my PC in the field of landscape design and garden architecture. Since I have no iPad :-( , I use photoshop with a Wacom Cintiq monitor/stylus in a similar way to take the SketchUp scenes and add color & 'pop'.
Thank you! Cheers, Scott! Glad to see you in the comments section, as always. How are you using these apps in your professional life, if I may ask? Apologies if I've already asked before
@@iPadForArchitects Hi! Yes, I'm based in the town of Loreto which is located in the middle of the Baja California peninsula in Mexico. You are welcome to visit us, Cheers!
You can get an image that way, for sure, but it was the hand-rendered look of the rendering that this was about. But yeh, it depends on what you're after. How are you using these apps in your professional life, if I may ask?
@@iPadForArchitects Im a building designer and consultant - typically I will draw the model in SU first, lock in 5 or 6 cameras, then build a PDF by swapping styles a few times (sketchy, mono, BW, edgeless) then use SU Podium to give a full render.
All this computer stuff seems complicated. I mean really - why "sketch" on a computer? This does not convince me. Sorry, not "hating" just think it's better to work by hand, where you are informing / training your mind and hand about scale. I do use sketchup, but not for basic design, just 3d views. Sketchup used to be great with entourage objects inside the program, now it's all "extra" stuff you have to purchase. Typical software / hardware corporation economics.
I think that’s totally valid. We’ve had 10,000…20,000?…years of human evolution thinking and designing with a stick or pencil in hand. We lose a lot when we limit our imaginations to using a keyboard and mouse
If you hate searching for the right Morpholio, Procreate or Sketchup for iPad tutorial on RUclips, download the FREE iPad For Architects 1-click Interactive Guide. It’s a sortable spreadsheet that helps you find the video you need from the 200+ tutorials on this channel. Click to download, and I’ll see you in the next video: www.ipadforarchitects.com/0ne-click-interactive-guide
Excellent video, I am studying Arch. Tech with intentions of a master's in Arch. just recently got an Ipad and this video shows probably the pest workflow I could work with. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I am honored, Tony, thank you!
Hi this is really helpful, im an archi student and always had a problem going between softwares, think im going to try this seems much more simpler and time saving.
Thanks so much. Yeh, give it a try and let me know how you do with it, OK? How are you using these apps in your professional life?
Awesome example of a real-world workflow. A hand sketch is so forgiving. Thanks for the video.
Super welcome Isaac, and thanks for your kind comments. Ps. How are you using these tools in your professional life if I may ask?
@@iPadForArchitects I came into this profession with AutoCAD (on DOS), an avid fan of yellow tracing paper & fountain pens to ideate I moved into Sketchup when they were @Last, then ebbed and flowed with market using different software applications that maintained a hand-rendered feel. (Shameless plug for Informatix’s Piranesi).
Right now my design phase is to keep ideas as loose as possible with Concepts, Procreate, Morpholio & Sketchup for iPad before refining it in Revit, and final Render in Lumion or Twinmotion.
Really outstanding. A satisfying, flexible & creative alternative to the conventional Architect's workflow.
Thank you for your thoughtful comments, PF! You sound like an accomplished professional. How are you using these apps?
Thank you for your instructive and gentle tutelage. Inspirational.
That's the kindest comment I've ever received. Thank you )
@@iPadForArchitects ❤️
This is a great example of a workflow video! Really enjoying your SU4 iPad AND Morpholio Trace series. Thanks, James!
Thanks for reaching out Stephen. It means a lot to get affirmation like yours!
OMG, the part about how to create a Tag and then assign the group to that Tag was awesome!. Such a simple concept but I’ve never really seen a clear demonstration of how to do that. Thank you!
You are most welcome. It’s inspiring for me to try and figure out how all this stuff works, not to mention best way to communicate it to others. May I ask how you’re using these apps in your professional life?
Amazing tutorial James! You’re right on target with the design and presentation. Hope your meeting went well!
Thanks so much Douglas! It went very well lol. Considering the house is being built as we speak. May I ask how you’re using these apps in your professional life?
I found your video riveting. I hope that you make more.
Thank you so much! I totally burned out some time after making this one haha! More on the way soon! What kinds of videos would you like to see?
Great information and inspiring as well. Thank you for taking the time to share your wealth of knowledge and your passion.
And thank you for taking the time to thank me! Much appreciated 🙃
Really well done video... and great example of Sketchup-related tools.
I thank you kindly. How are you using these apps in your professional life if I may ask?
@@iPadForArchitects I'm an electrical engineer that does outdoor experiments with radars, ships, aircraft, etc. I've been using Sketchup for over 10 years to design my equipment setup and then to plan the experiment with the scientists and other engineers/technicians. Very different from what you're doing, but I'm always looking for related tools. You did a great job of showing how Sketchup for iPad has really improved (although I would not be able to use cloud for storage). Of course I also use Sketchup at home for all of my home projects (redesigning deck, upgrading kitchen, etc), so it was cool to see the more artistic tools that you used. Thanks for sharing your work.
Oh my gooodness this was incredibly helpful
I’m doing an architecture contest and I’m 14 so I’m pretty new to this so this was a life saver thank you 🙏
I'm so glad it was helpful, Tiny Trombone! You may be my youngest follower yet, so that's awesome! I will tell my kids ) Keep asking questions and commenting, please
I'll keep that in mind and make sure to send any follow up questions! Thanks😁
Awesome, congratulations on the presentation friend... Parabéns Amigo !
What an awesome video. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for producing this insightful video. This has enlightened me to how much more powerful Sketchup can be on iPad. I love how you've redefined the function of the roller brush in Morpholio to create fast and great looking trees - kind of reminds me of Bob Ross' techniques. 😀🙏
Glad it was helpful! And honored by the comparison to the King Bob Ross haha
Thanks. Great tutorial on how you do it
Thanks so much. How are you using these apps in your life?
Brilliant! You made it look so easy!
If I did, then its my bad lol. You shoulda seen the outtakes. Thanks so much for your comment
Awesome video!Thank you sooo much!
Thank you Zarco! How are you using these apps in your professional life if I may ask?
This is very informative what i needed to see today.
You are very kind, thank you!
Wow, your sketches are amazing!
Aw man, thank you! How are you using these apps in your everyday life?
Amazing guide. Thanks!
You are SO welcome!
Beautiful work and inspirational. Well-described!
Thank you so much Reuben! How are you using these apps in your professional life?
@@iPadForArchitects I use Sketchup regularly on my PC in the field of landscape design and garden architecture. Since I have no iPad :-( , I use photoshop with a Wacom Cintiq monitor/stylus in a similar way to take the SketchUp scenes and add color & 'pop'.
@@reubenhuffman6307 Sounds great! Where can people see your work and learn more about how you do it?
Fantastic job on this tutorial!
Thank you! Cheers, Scott! Glad to see you in the comments section, as always. How are you using these apps in your professional life, if I may ask? Apologies if I've already asked before
Very nice! Thanks for sharing your technique and art, please next time do a project with a Sonoran desert scenario.
Oooh, that sounds good!?! Is that where you are practicing architecture?
@@iPadForArchitects Hi! Yes, I'm based in the town of Loreto which is located in the middle of the Baja California peninsula in Mexico. You are welcome to visit us, Cheers!
That would be amazing. If I'm ever in the area...)
Nice fun video. Would take me a week
Thanks, Hans! And truth be told, that's just about how long it took me lol!
great video.. thank you..
My pleasure!
Excellent this…! Really enjoyed this one!👌🏻👏🏻👍🏻🔥
Thank ya lad!!
Love this
Thanks Mark. How might you be using these tools in your professional life?
Great video! Please keep doing more.
Haha you can count on it. How are you using skp in your professional life, if I may ask?
@@iPadForArchitects I use it all the time. I use it as base for my preliminary sketches and for realistic renderings.
@@jrricafrente8531 excellent. Do you use plugins for renderings or do them by hand? Would love to see some
When using divide by or multiply by, you shouldn't need to undo if you want to change - as long as you haven't finished the command.
Very true. Apologies if I didn't make that clear
HI MY QUESTION CAN YOU ADD MORPHOLIO TRACE TO A DESTOP COMPUTER?
Unfortunately, no
Great tips, thank you.
You are most welcome. How are you using skp in your professional life if I may ask?
@@iPadForArchitects yes, I use it to develop ideas and for quick concepts.
What model of iPad is this, do you think an Ipad air with an m1 chip can handle these tasks
Not sure? I'm using new iPad bought 4/24, so one older than the new one either coming out or already here. Maybe call or visit Apple Store?
@@iPadForArchitects will do that! Thanks for the reply and mainly the videos ! So Much to learn.
Nice video :)
thanks man
Thanks!
That is so incredibly kind of you, thanks @jimmyqing! Stay tuned for more!
Favoloso!
Grazie mille!
Maestro
Grazie mille!
can't you use shadows, cameras,and styles within sketchup to do the same thing?
You can get an image that way, for sure, but it was the hand-rendered look of the rendering that this was about. But yeh, it depends on what you're after. How are you using these apps in your professional life, if I may ask?
@@iPadForArchitects Im a building designer and consultant - typically I will draw the model in SU first, lock in 5 or 6 cameras, then build a PDF by swapping styles a few times (sketchy, mono, BW, edgeless) then use SU Podium to give a full render.
@@Hovinga as we used to say in Massachusetts, that sounds fricking awesome. Wow, good on you!
Which iPad can support all of these applications?
i think probably every pad, like air4, 5th! 6th and new ipad pros ❤
Bb
All this computer stuff seems complicated. I mean really - why "sketch" on a computer? This does not convince me.
Sorry, not "hating" just think it's better to work by hand, where you are informing / training your mind and hand about scale.
I do use sketchup, but not for basic design, just 3d views.
Sketchup used to be great with entourage objects inside the program, now it's all "extra" stuff you have to purchase. Typical software / hardware corporation economics.
I think that’s totally valid. We’ve had 10,000…20,000?…years of human evolution thinking and designing with a stick or pencil in hand. We lose a lot when we limit our imaginations to using a keyboard and mouse
I know this voice ...
Haha
Very informative and good to see the way you work. Thanks for posting it.
My pleasure, and thank you for your comment!