Creating Your Own Textures - SketchUp - SketchUp Community
Feb 29, 2024 · You can create textures by ‘drawing’ them within sketchup. You can combine various materials and textures into one material. The one trick you must remember is you have to use at least one material that is a ‘Texture’ not just a colour, in the example below I have use a simple vertical line pattern as the needed ‘Texture’.
Rebar texture - SketchUp Community
Nov 26, 2024 · I haven’t detail modeled re-bar but I did do some exterior components recently for some client renders and I used one from Chaos Cosmos called Iron Rough Rusty 15cm and added a darker coat layer to it.
Texture Mapping - Dynamic Components - SketchUp Community
Nov 13, 2023 · Hi Sketchup Community, I am currently creating my own dynamic component library They all work very well But as I started texturing I ran into some issues as you can see in the screenshot The mapping is faulty and the texture applied is not always continuous and does not necessarily follow the same axis Do you have any idea to resolve this problem or reset the …
SU Web: How to rotate textures 90 degrees - SketchUp Community
Jan 19, 2024 · Yes it is, if you’ve applied the texture correctly and you are right clicking on a single face. It won’t be available if you’ve applied the material to a component or group container nor will it be available if the surface is made up of more than one face. This is …
How to make texture not repetitive? - SketchUp Community
May 14, 2024 · When I create wood grain textures I use images of boards that are anywhere from6 to 14 feet long depending on the specieis. That allows me to pick out different parts of the texture for the different pieces in the model and avoid the repetition. Here’s an example showing different parts of the same texture applied to the drawer fronts. Wall Cab
Really Nice Texture Mapping Tutorial - SketchUp Community
Sep 25, 2016 · I thought I had done allot of experimenting with the texture mapping in sketchup but was unaware of much of great functionality I was missing… Allot of which was available since many versions back. Just found this site & tutorial- Really nice style, examples, tone and what not . playuptools.blogspot.com PART IV: Materials & Textures
How to remove a texture or material - Pro - SketchUp Community
Feb 2, 2024 · If you want to apply another material to an object you can just use the paint bucket, you can also select the faces of the object, not the edges, and on the entity info tray click on the materials thumbnails, a small window will appear showing all the materials you’ve used in your model, you can select any material to replace, the first one is the default material, if you want …
How to import texture? - SketchUp - SketchUp Community
Jul 5, 2020 · I downloaded a texture from Sketchup Texture Club. Specifically, it is an exterior stucco jpeg. I’m under the impression this can be used in the same fashion as native Sketchup textures ie: applied to a surface within the project, etc. By now, it should be abundantly clear that I am clueless. As such, the downloaded jpeg sits on my desktop- I am unclear where to move it …
TEXTURE POSITION using arrows - SketchUp Community
Mar 16, 2023 · Sorry but I don’t understand your problem regarding repositioning the texture. IMO: Right click textured face > Texture > Position > gives you two main options. hovering over face tells you: > ‘Drage to move texture’ 2a) hovering over red pin …
Rotating textures or paint bucket items - SketchUp Community
Dec 9, 2014 · I know I have been there before, but I cannot remember exactly how to do this. I want to rotate a brick texture 45 degrees. I know that if I highlight my texture and right click, in the drop down menue, texture comes up, and I can click on position, than I can right click, and click on rotate, but there are set rotation angles. How do I rotate to lets say, a 45 or a 30 degree …