Q. ok, what i wanna do is import a photo into google sketchup, and, if possible, raise and lower the height of the object using the tool. it would be so cool. is it possible? thanks
A. Yes
So paste the photo on a flat surface
Right click on the surface, go to "Texture", then "Position.
Drag the red pin to the bottom left, the green pin to the bottom right, and the blue to the top to stretch it.
So paste the photo on a flat surface
Right click on the surface, go to "Texture", then "Position.
Drag the red pin to the bottom left, the green pin to the bottom right, and the blue to the top to stretch it.
where can i donwload free floor plan software and building drawing software?
Q. i want to draw a banglo's photo (front view means if i look at the house from the road). i need a free software to do so. Please guide me urgently friends.
A. Banglo / bungalow
Google / Tremble SketchUp 3D
http://sketchup.google.com/
Envisioneer Express
http://www.envisioneerexpress.com/
DesignWorkshop Lite
http://www.artifice.com/free/dw_lite.html
Sweet Home 3D
http://www.sweethome3d.com/index.jsp
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DrawPlus Starter Edition (vector 2d)
http://www.serif.com/free-graphic-design-software/
Inkscape illustrator
http://www.inkscape.org/screenshots/index.php?lang=en
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Google / Tremble SketchUp 3D
http://sketchup.google.com/
Envisioneer Express
http://www.envisioneerexpress.com/
DesignWorkshop Lite
http://www.artifice.com/free/dw_lite.html
Sweet Home 3D
http://www.sweethome3d.com/index.jsp
________
DrawPlus Starter Edition (vector 2d)
http://www.serif.com/free-graphic-design-software/
Inkscape illustrator
http://www.inkscape.org/screenshots/index.php?lang=en
..
Can anyone tell me the difference between Autodesk Revit Architecture and Autodesk VIZ?
Q. My purpose is to find a software to draw some Architectural concepts and have some rendering as output. Wich one of the above is suitable for me? Easiness is very important, due to the fact I'm not an Architect. Any other software for my goals?
A. First, Revit is not an AutoCAD based product as the previous answer suggested. It is owned by Autodesk which makes AutoCAD, but it's in no way based on AutoCAD, infact it was designed as an alternative program to AutoCAD or AutoCAD Architecture to design buildings.
Revit can both do building designs and decent rendering output. It can't do photo-realistic design work, but more than good enough renderings to get your design intent across.
That being said... to use Revit correctly you really need to understand how a building goes together. Have you thought about the free download, SketchUp? It can do some interesting things and many architects use it to define the initial design of their structures before moving into construction documentation.
Revit can both do building designs and decent rendering output. It can't do photo-realistic design work, but more than good enough renderings to get your design intent across.
That being said... to use Revit correctly you really need to understand how a building goes together. Have you thought about the free download, SketchUp? It can do some interesting things and many architects use it to define the initial design of their structures before moving into construction documentation.
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