Hi, how are you people? I hope you are all doing well. I've been very busy because of online class. And today I want to share here my very first try 3d output using sketchup and lumion.
This academic year, as an architecture student, we are learning on using softwares and other application in planning our structures.
It's kinda a difficult for me since I don't have any knowledge about it. I'm still learning on how to use the different tools on sketchup and lumion.
This was done using Sketchup 2019.
And this was done using Lumion 8.5.
This two-storey residential house was a plate required in one of my subjects. Maybe it does not look outstanding but I still want to share it here. I'm still learning. :>
For those people who are architects and aspiring architects like me here that knows the sketch up and lumion, feel free to comment down some tips. I would definitely love to read them.
Thank you and Keep Safe everyone!
Whoa cool! I like the second one. The only way I could tell it’s done with a computer program was the car looks fake lol. The rest looks real! The first one is obviously a computer sketch.
Looking good though, glad that you’re doing this type of stuff! It’s not easy to do in the beginning so keep practicing!
Yeah still needs more practice :)
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woow😍😍 it cool but merging of house and ground looks fake, it looks like it house without a foundation.
Yeah noticed that too. Btw thank you :>
Nice work. I like to work with Blender, but it is really hard for me.
Keep practising. This looks promising.
Thank youu :)
Sketchup is surprisingly easy to use