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I have been bored at work, so i made this Radiator, actually kinda like mine and DAE's.

Um also did this product stand. Just looked an copied.

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More to come later,

Comes guys get going, and get sketch up start making things

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i would join u but is there a tutorial i can follow that aint online? :?
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That Radiator is out of my head, i havent used any tutorial at all, just watched the three video's online
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Not bad ;)
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I have used that at a client's before. He designs house plans. I tried it out by drawing a staircase. You have to manually draw all the dimensions - each aspect of the 3D image. It is amazing how you can pivot the view to see from all angles.

I really like it but would like it to render the 3D automatically.
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Hmm. Nice app.

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Ok - show off them. My stairs were architecturally correct :(

Wow - that is awesome. Guess I need to play with it more
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Hey i can "show off" too :P

I do quite of lot of work in sketchup. Great app :D
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Seems like I am the only one who hasn't really played with it. That will have to change. Show us your stuff Dae
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Post by DAE_JA_VOO »

Tribble wrote:Show us your stuff Dae
k :P

Sorry for the hi res pics ;)


Here's the mod i designed. Work on that mod should start soon, really soon:

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I didn't make all of it though, but i made about 95% of it.

Here's the house i'm designing for my step dad (not finished, far far far from finished):

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And here's the screen mod i'm designing. Also very far from done:

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Also, here are links to the fan grille i quickly sketched a few nights ago. I made it in about 10 minutes for someone, just as an "alpha" design. Will still be tweaked very much:

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c267/ ... rille3.png

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c267/ ... rille2.png

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c267/ ... rille1.png



I still have LOADS of other things if you wanna see :P
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Tribble hangs her head in shame for she knows that her work will never match that of the Dae or the Mikdog.

Dae - that is awesome. I really did not know you guys were using the program to that extent. And knowing how difficult it is compared to some CAD packages, I am really impressed. Granted, once you get the hang of it, not a difficult program but having to draw the 3D aspects yourself - that takes talent.

Love the mod you have planned. At first I thought you were modding a hamster cage :lol: :lol: because of the water bottles. But wow - really nice. Your fans are so realistic too. Maybe I should ask you to design my extra rooms that we want to add on to the house :lol::lol::lol:

And yes - I love looking at other's stuff. So please show us :D
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Thanks Tribble :D

Glad you like it :D

The fans i did not model myself though. I downloaded those ;)
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Cool stuff anyway :D
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where is the house you designing? :P

I only see a huge office block... :D

nice stuff there DAE... taken long?
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isnt that genecide? (hope i spelt it right :oops: )
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Post by DAE_JA_VOO »

Yeah ecthelion, that is Genocide ;)

OTC: That's the house my family will be building :D The sketch doesn't look that cool now yet, i need to populate the house with stuff first :P
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And the program comes with predesigned elements like furniture, fittings, etc
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Tribble wrote:And the program comes with predesigned elements like furniture, fittings, etc
No it doesn't. You can download stuff like that though. Problem is that that serves no purpose in my case as i need to model our exact furniture. No problem, i enjoy it :)

BTW, it took me about 8 hours to model that house, and about 20 to model that PC ;)
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Now that is quick. Really quick. Took me half an hour to do a staircase hehe
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Post by ecthelion »

DJV -> well that designs have major details...didnt except it 2 b a quick job
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Post by mOUSIE »

does this program have better renders in the pictures? (more life like looking) or does it always look flat? im studying architecture (3rd year) and always interested in learning new programs.
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Sketchup isn't very detailed, so yeah, it basically looks like that
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you guys are friggen amazing in sketch up...
how difficult is it to learn to model in it?
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It's not that hard, pretty much point and click
mOUSIE wrote:does this program have better renders in the pictures? (more life like looking) or does it always look flat? im studying architecture (3rd year) and always interested in learning new programs.
I came across this program, how the hell it works, I don't know. But holy crap the people make wonders with it!

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Kerkythea

holy holy WOW! thats like SO 8O
this program looks brilliant!
AND ITS FREEWARE! :headbang:
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