Your tier count is not right. You need to count the tiers like when building a fence. You got to include the 1st one. Tier 1 through 10=10 not 9. You can not subtract 1 from 10.
Great, but no texture???? It in't finished. Pretty sure the real building has. glass/mirror finish of some kind. Unless they started decorating building exteriors to look like line-art! :O
@@juandelacruz2340 Not if it is a Projected image. If you have a photo of the building and scale the image (or part of image to be projected onto a specific part(s) of a building), you can texture an entire face of a building top to bottom with just a few clicks. Projected Images are excellent and it's how MANY buildings in Google Earth were textured.
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sketchup building model: Sydney Opera house
it's amazing sir!!!!!!!
Your tier count is not right. You need to count the tiers like when building a fence. You got to include the 1st one. Tier 1 through 10=10 not 9. You can not subtract 1 from 10.
Great, but no texture???? It in't finished. Pretty sure the real building has. glass/mirror finish of some kind. Unless they started decorating building exteriors to look like line-art! :O
really??? if they did include that it will probably be atleast a 3day long video..
@@juandelacruz2340 Not if it is a Projected image.
If you have a photo of the building and scale the image (or part of image to be projected onto a specific part(s) of a building), you can texture an entire face of a building top to bottom with just a few clicks. Projected Images are excellent and it's how MANY buildings in Google Earth were textured.
Do you know where I can find a tutorial for these types of grooves in sketchup: imgur.com/tDGYYtG
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