Fonctionnalité utile s’il en est pour les professionnels, la capacité d’importer un fichier CAO au format DWG ou DXF est réservée à la version Pro de SketchUp depuis la version 7.1. Si vous utilisez toujours Google SketchUp 7.1 en version gratuite,
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I’ve been getting a fair amount of questions regarding how I build my character models in SketchUp (SU). I’ve written some things to those individuals in the past, but I thought a blog post is due regarding this subject. This isn’t a tutorial but a description of the process. If you keep an eye on the techniques I believe you’ll be able to follow along. This write up is for the main body and limbs for a character. Heads are a different beast (at least how I build them) and require a different set of instructions. So here’s how to make a character body: 
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Modèles SketchUp servant de tutoriaux et réalisés par Jean Lemire.
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Scale about Center is very useful for selectively scaling model geometry. On a PC that's Scale + Ctrl, and for a Mac, Scale + Cmd. When Scale is selected, a tool tip about this modifier shows up in the status bar at the bottom of the screen. Using Scale about Center allows symmetry to be maintained while adjusting a cylindrical model. And don't miss using Scale with the Cardinal Points.
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Collection extensive de personnages 3D par Max Grueter. Superbe travail teinté d'humour.
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These animations are designed to be a basic introduction to sustainable design concepts, created for the general public and students of all ages. Animations by Daniel Tal with SketchUp.
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This case study comes to us from André Silva. André is a freelancer in Lisbon, Portugal who mainly works on industrial projects and technical illustrations. He’s also currently working on some architecture and archaeology projects.
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If you’ve ever inserted an aerial photo or an old scanned site plan into LayOut, you might have wanted to give it a specific scale on the page. My favorite technique for doing this uses the Clipping Mask feature.
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September 23, 2011 4:10 AM
En attendant une solution plus simple et plus rapide pour LayOut, je préfère effectuer la mise à l'échelle dans SketchUp à l'aide de l'outil Mètre.
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Fonctionnalité utile s’il en est pour les professionnels, la capacité d’importer un fichier CAO au format DWG ou DXF est réservée à la ve...
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Vous souhaitez récupérer rapidement les images utilisées dans vos fichiers SketchUp ou LayOut ? C’est possible !
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This video contains images and footage of projects carried out in SketchUp by architect Paul Lee. Paul introduces his approach to using SketchUp to carry out...
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Oui, SketchUp est compatible avec les calques, mais les calques de SketchUp sont différents de ceux que l'on trouve dans d'autres programmes de dessin 2D et 3D.
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Google Earth has made the transition from a novelty digital globe to a useful tool for archaeology. Digital archaeologist Henry Rothwell explores the Google Earth in archaeology today.
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Cadyou is a free, collaborative library of 2d and 3d models that anyone can contribute to, improve and edit.
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Un petit jeu réalisé uniquement avec les composants dynamiques de SketchU
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Vidéos (en anglais) issues du 3D Basecamp Google SketchUp 2008.
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Really amazing quality of modelling for Google Earth. Congrats to Nick (aka “SittingDuck”) and Chris (aka “KR=”) who have completed a good deal of the historic centre of the Antwerp. Chris’ spectacular model of the main Cathedral of Our Lady (in the picture above) is a focal point for this area.
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Digital Watercolor of a New Museum I have been experimenting with combining 3D SketchUp models, traditional hand coloring and Photoshop filtering t...
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As the title implies, this architecture illustration tutorial doesn’t use a rendering engine. I have done a few other tutorials in the past that don’t involve a rendering program, however this tutorial does things a little differently, and in less time.
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This is a list of all the texture websites I recommend. Most of these sites offer free seamless textures that can be used in SketchUp (Import -> image) and into Photoshop (Edit->Define Pattern). There are too many textures to even count, so be...
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September 23, 2011 4:19 AM
Excellent travail de collection de sites sur lesquels vous pouvez télécharger des textures et matières utilisables en image de synthèse et dans SketchUp.
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Dave Richards is fine woodworker living in Rochester, Minnesota. By day, he maintains critical life support equipment in the Anesthesia Department at the Mayo Clinic. By night, he’s a an authorized SketchUp trainer/rockstar, contributing and teaching on the popular blog Design. Click. Build. on finewoodworking.com and the SketchUcation forums. His work has been published in Fine Woodworking magazine, and Dave is considered by many as a foremost expert on using SketchUp for woodworking. He sat down to chat with us recently. Here’s what he had to say:
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Je reçois régulièrement des questions concernant les solides de SketchUp 8. Comment crée-t-on un solide ?
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The components in these Bonus Packs are pre-drawn SketchUp models of useful objects like furniture, cars and trees. You can use them in your own models to add detail much more quickly than if you had to build them yourself. You'll find a small, sampler set of components built into the Components dialog box of SketchUp, but these free Bonus Packs include a much larger selection. We've packaged them together for easy downloading. Still can't find what you need? Try searching the 3D Warehouse.
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