Creating an ORGANIC CURVED CEILING in SketchUp

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  • @rivaisamuya8303
    @rivaisamuya8303 5 лет назад

    thank for all the tutor bro..., hope you succes tomorrow

  • @willembuiting
    @willembuiting 6 лет назад

    Creative as usual :-) now about grouping, I get this error message....... haha, just kidding!
    Now, repairing those edges, that is a real nice way of doing that! Thank you for explaining.
    I had a look at your PC setup and concluded that I have just about the same setup but I built it myself without the extra led lights and stuff.
    Thanks again!

    • @Thesketchupessentials
      @Thesketchupessentials  6 лет назад +1

      Lol - I get that comment about 5-10 times on every single Flowify video I make ;p I tried this method with soap skin and bubble, but the mesh had too many gaps and it didn't work. Curviloft seems to create much more useable geometry - thanks Willem!

  • @chloetan9452
    @chloetan9452 9 месяцев назад

    thankyouuuu

  • @idiearon32
    @idiearon32 6 лет назад

    Ok... So pretty cool

  • @jeffharmed1616
    @jeffharmed1616 6 лет назад +1

    Thanks for sharing. Two things. 1) Are the individual "reflectors" also deformed during the curving process? If so, then storage memory should be vastly greater than before the operation. So I think what you could do to preserve the reflector shapes and file memory is, 2) to curve a grid then reload the "reflector" components afterwards at the interstices.

    • @Thesketchupessentials
      @Thesketchupessentials  6 лет назад

      Reflectors would be deformed - interesting idea with the grid and the components - I think the issue would be getting the shapes to align with the faces you create - I can't think of an extension that aligns objects along faces, but there may be one out there...

  • @patelrupesh73
    @patelrupesh73 6 лет назад

    Dear Justin...YOUR TUTORIALS ARE ALWAYS AWESOME...THANKS TO SHARE...CAN YOU CREATE TUTORIAL FOR HOW TO CREATING PIPING & THREAD STITCHING ON SOFA SEATS OR PILLOW.....

    • @Thesketchupessentials
      @Thesketchupessentials  6 лет назад

      Interesting - have you tried pipe along path? - ruclips.net/video/yLLrI2P8WgY/видео.html

  • @arceto3466
    @arceto3466 6 лет назад

    awesome

  • @jshell88
    @jshell88 6 лет назад

    Hi Justin, love the videos. Thank you! I'm trying to model a bowl for skateboarding, with a shallow end and a deep end. I don't have an issue if the depth stays the same but the different depths is giving me some trouble. Could you point me to an existing video or an extension that may be helpful? Will gladly pay for a tutorial specific to this.

    • @Thesketchupessentials
      @Thesketchupessentials  6 лет назад

      Oddly enough, the tutorial I made this morning might be helpful - ruclips.net/video/2-a_qSiiFoQ/видео.html&lc=UgyjaSj3iV29Owo8o4x4AaABAg - Otherwise you might try an extension like curviloft

    • @jshell88
      @jshell88 6 лет назад

      @@Thesketchupessentials Preciate ya!

  • @ericad895
    @ericad895 5 лет назад

    hey there! Hoping you have a pointer or two for me. i've been trying to make a domed ceiling/ roof for an odd shaped room. I've downloaded a bunch of the extensions from your videos, but I still cant figure it out. it's sort of an L shaped room with curved edges and nothing seems to want to dome the roof while keeping the other edges attached to the walls. absolutely anything would be helpful as i've been trying to do this for like 9 hours straight.

    • @Thesketchupessentials
      @Thesketchupessentials  5 лет назад

      It's kind of hard to help based on this information. Seems like maybe a Soap Skin and Bubble situation? ruclips.net/video/YypbM5TsP2M/видео.html

  • @ahmedelattar8259
    @ahmedelattar8259 6 лет назад

    Thank you Justin, how do we give it thickness? By using Push/Pull tool?

    • @Thesketchupessentials
      @Thesketchupessentials  6 лет назад +2

      Generally - I'd make your thickness before using Flowify - for curved surfaces, I'd recommend Joint Push Pull