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Arsitektur hari ini and future

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Skelion: A solar energy design plugin for SketchUp

Skelion was designed to make working in SketchUp quite a bit easier for solar professionals. It features the ability to automatically insert solar panels on SketchUp surfaces. Because the developers are solar professionals themselves, I have a feeling others in the industry will find this plugin quite useful. I had a chance to ask one of Skelion’s developers some questions: Please tell us a little bit about yourself. Well, I am Sam Jankis, industrial engineer and co-developer of Skelion, although my partner is the real code developer of the plugin: Juan Pons is a Spanish engineer and programmer. Skelion was born in July 2011 after two years of development. It is a plugin for Google SketchUp that allows you to, among other things, insert solar panels on surfaces automatically. Why did you build Skelion? Skelion was developed to automate the design of solar systems using Google SketchUp. The goal was to do all the design work we were doing, but automatically.

SketchUp Pro LayOut

LayOut is the 2D companion to SketchUp Pro. You can use SketchUp Pro with LayOut3 to Create professional design documents, dimensioned drawings and presentations from your 3D models, to communicate your ideas to clients and partners. You can also Revise your model in SketchUp Pro and the changes are updated automatically in LayOut 3. Watch Top 3 Reasons to use LayOut--- You can do Using SketchUp Pro with LayOut, you can add text, dimensions and 2D elements to your 3D models to create interactive presentations. Display as an on-screen slideshow or create high-resolution printouts for sharing with customers or project teams.

Buy Google SketchUp Pro

If you are Outside of the United States and Canada, to receive local support for SketchUp, please purchase directly from a SketchUp Pro partner in your country. Google offer single-user licenses for Windows (XP, Vista and 7) or for Mac OS X (10.5+). Please Remember before purchase, Google SketchUp Pro will NOT work on Windows 95, 98, ME, NT and 2000 -- so, please do not install SketchUp on these operating systems otherwise you will face error. Quantity discounts for single-user licenses are available. NOTE - The purchase of a Google SketchUp Pro 8 license is for an electronic download only. Resellers do not ship CD ROMs. For Corporate Purchasing If you are interested to buy SketchUp license in a large volume [50 seat minimum] Click Here

Tutorial Bangunan 3D dengan SketchUp

Cara membuat bangunan 3D dengan Google SketchUp yang dapat ditampilkan pada Google Earth. Peralatan yang diperlukan hanyalah sebuah kamera, program aplikasi Google Earth, dan Google SketchUp. Jepret foto bangunan yang Anda inginkan, tentukan lokasi geografis bangunan tersebut di Google Earth, buat model 3D dengan SketchUp, dan unggah ke Gudang Gambar 3D Google. Contoh : 1. Jakarta on Skecth up Animasi 2. Kampus Universitas Terbuka Dalam 3 D, klik gambar dibawah ini : http://www.ut.ac.id/unit/3d/ 3. Disain Masjid Type PS-03MS (Masjid Shelter Tsunami) Download atau lihat model disain Masjid Type PS-03MS (Masjid - Shelter Tsunami) di Google Maps atau di Google Earth [KLIK DISINI] Pelajari lebih lanjut : Pemodelan Geo Menempatkan model SketchUp di Earth Dunia Anda dalam 3D

Render[in] 2: New features

Import background image: With Render[in] 2, users can import a background image for scenes. This new function makes it possible to insert the model in its real site and thus, show it in its future environment. Export to Artlantis 4: Render[in] 2 offers users the power of Artlantis, allowing them to export their work from Render[in] 2 to Artlantis. Users can quickly and easily complete presentations in the fully-adapted Artlantis environment. Neon: Colors applied to surfaces can be turned into light sources. In Render[in] 2, users can easily adjust the power and the color of lights. Bump map: Render[in] 2 allows users to apply an independent bump map to simulate an optional relief of surfaces. iVisit 3D: Developed especially for architects and designers, iVisit 3D is an in

Download AR-media™ Plugin V2.1 for Google™ SketchUp™

With AR-media™ Plugin, Google™ SketchUp™ users are allowed to visualize their 3D models using Augmented Reality directly in the real physical space which sorrounds them. In a very precise sense, through AR-media™ Plugin, SketchUp™ 3D models can be visualized out of the digital workspace directly on users' desktop, by connecting a simple webcam and by printing a suitable code. By means of the Exporting feature, users can create and publish augmented reality files autonomously. Files created by this feature can be visualized on any computer with the freely available AR-media™ Player, without the need of having Google™ SketchUp™ and the Plugin installed. Users can now create their own SketchUp™ Augmented Reality models and distribute them to their clients as independent, stand-alone files and let their clients experience such models in Augmented Reality in a click. The AR-media™ Plugin provides

Plugin : V-Ray for SketchUp

Rendering by Adam McPartland V-Ray for SketchUp version 1.49.01 with SketchUp 8 Support Now Available, Available for Mac and WindowsThe release of V-Ray for SketchUp version 1.49.01 is now available and features SketchUp 8 support. In addition to SketchUp 8 compatibility, V-Ray for SketchUp version 1.49.01 also includes the following fixes and changes: TexSky now uses values in the SunLight plugin, if one is specified. Additional controls have been added to the SunLight so you can have full control over the behavior of the sun and sky when a sun is specified. Introduced "roughness" parameter to diffuse brdf. V-Ray Default Material is now called Standard. Fixed issue that would cause crash when attempting to load non-existent visopt/vismat file.V-Ray for SketchUp (Mac) Free 30 Day

Plugin : Shaderlight V2

Take your Google SketchUp models to the next level with Shaderlight v2Shaderlight is an interactive rendering plug-in to Google SketchUp that lets you create high quality images quickly and simply. The release of v2 now even gives you even more control over how you render your SketchUp models with the ability to animate your SketchUp scenes. Shaderlight is the only rendering partner you’ll need for Google SketchUp.Simple to learn and easy to use, Shaderlight brings your images to life in a few simple clicks. We’ve taken the complexity out of rendering so whatever your profession, you can focus on creating better images and animations straight out of SketchUp. Shaderlight V2 Introduction Video Download Shaderlight for FreeShaderlight for SketchUp Pro is available to try for free

Plugins : SU Podium V2

SU Podium V2 is a photo-realistic rendering plug-in to Google SketchUp 7 or 8. SU Podium V2 employs advanced rendering technology but sticks to it's original intention of making photo-realistic rendering for SketchUp an easy and rewarding task. The user interface is simply and does not require advanced knowledge of rendering techniques.SU Podium uses ray tracing and global illumination to create photo-realistic images. Although the user does not have to be aware of what technology is being used, it's important to note that you can obtain high quality images with realistic reflection and lights, quickly. SU Podium uses multi-threading of your CPU so much of the rendering process will use all your processors (Dual/ Quad/ Eight). SU Podium V2 Introduction VideoSummary of FeaturesWork

SketChup Plugin "Key Frame Animation for SketchUp"

Keyframe Animation Demos The Demos page has several examples of animations that were made with Keyframe Animation. There is the obligatory rotating gears animation. There are a couple animated assembly processes. There are examples of more complex types of motion using animated sub-components. And there are examples that animate object visibility. Keyframe Animation Video Tutorials If you would rather watch how to do things than read, then there are a couple Video Tutorials to get you started. We plan to add more tutorials describing everything from the basic features of Keyframe Animation, to the typical workflow, to advanced techniques such as controling visibility and working with animated sub-components. Silahkan pelajari lebih lanjut, [Klik Disini] atau [Klik Disini]

SketcUp Plugin : "SketchUpBIM 1.5"

SketchUpBIM provides tools to create grids, walls, columns, beams, slabs and openings. Elements created with SketchUpBIM seemlessly integrate with all other Google SketchUp geometry and operations. SketchUpBIM helps you to cut down the total time that is required to create a complete building model in Google SketchUp. Free Download, [Click Here] More Video Tutorial [Click Here]

Plugins : Download SU Podium

SU Podium uses ray tracing and global illumination to create photo-realistic images. Although the user does not have to be aware of what technology is being used, it's important to note that you can obtain high quality images with realistic reflection and lights, quickly. SU Podium uses multi-threading of your CPU so much of the rendering process will use all your processors (Dual/ Quad/ Eight). SU Podium V2 Introduction Video :Summary of Features Works inside Google SketchUp 7 or 8, Free or Pro, Mac or Windows Works with SketchUp textures, sky, background colors, shadows, groups and layers Material properties applied globally to SketchUp textures High quality raytracing Advanced Global illumination Physical sky for skies with depth and turbidity Bump mapping 'True' reflection - not fak

SketchUp 3D Building Download

Jasna Góra's Sanctuary in Częstochowa - 3DDownload This Model Download Sketchup 8 Download Sketchup 5 Collada (.zip) Katedra Oliwska - 3D Download This Model Download Sketchup 8 Download Sketchup 7 Collada (.zip) Opera House - Leipzig - Germany Download This Model Download Empire State Building in SketchupDownload This Model Download Sketchup 6 Download Sketchup 5 Collada (.zip) The Chrysler BuildingDownload This Model Download Sketchup 65 Collada (.zip) 3D Chrysler BuildingDownload This Model Go here

Excellent Model Sketch Up : Masjid al-Haram in Mecca

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How do you make ideas real with SketchUp?

Every week, two million people use SketchUp to breathe life into their ideas. The resulting 3D models get made into houses and schools, movie sets and aquariums, bridges, robots, and furniture. The sum total of all this work represents a larger, yet untold story of how the SketchUp community is profoundly shaping the world around us. Well, it’s time for all you unsung SketchUp heroes to stand up and take a bow, so today, we’re kicking off the Make Ideas Real project. The result of this initiative will be an innovative, online showcase that does justice to the impact SketchUp users are having on the physical world. GalleryHundreds of inspiring images of SketchUp modelsTo see some of the beautiful things people all over the world are doing with SketchUp, click on some of the links

SketchUp Pro Case Study: Peter Wells Design

Peter Wells is a Glendale, Wisconsin-based independent remodeling designer serving Milwaukee and the southeastern part of the state. Working through builders or direct with homeowners, Wells creates award-winning residential design solutions for kitchens, bathrooms, lower levels and additions. He belongs to the local NARI chapter & his new company is in its fourth year of production. In the remodeling business, every new project brings its own unique design challenge. Solutions often have to be submitted with in very short window of time. For one project, the Milwaukee Neighborhood Improvement Development Corporation (NIDC) sent out an RFP to area contractors for a whole-house remodel on a foreclosed property on the city’s north side. The deadline was a very tight two-and-a-half weeks from the issuing of the RFP to the submission of proposals. My time frame was made even shorter as it took several days for us to determine the feasibility of the project after m

Google SketchUp in Higher Education

SketchUp has proven to be a very valuable tool for students and educators. Last year we created a video to showcase a few K12 schools who use SketchUp in interesting ways: they’re doing everything from creating models of their town buildings to designing furniture. We now we have a new video profiling how SketchUp is being used in higher education institutions. Take a look at three areas of study (film, interior design, and architecture) from three schools (Los Angeles Film School, Art Institute of Colorado, and University of Colorado) using SketchUp to advance the skills needed by students to enter the professional world after graduation:

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