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The Chapel Hath Been Modeled!

November 12, 2015Dustin 6 Comments

At long last, the Carleton College Skinner Memorial Chapel hath been modeled! Here are some pictures of the finished product.   This proved to be an time-intensive but rewarding undertaking. I put the .skp file in a public drive folder… Continue Reading →

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Editing Topography with Sketchup Sandbox Tools

November 10, 2015malakoffe 5 Comments

How do you make rivers where there once were lakes? Or build mountains from plains? How about raising islands from seas, flattening hills, or flipping the world upside-down? It may sound like a god’s work, but with common domain Sketchup any mere… Continue Reading →

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Tracing and Extruding Footprints in Sketchup

November 8, 2015malekaimischke 2 Comments

The Extruded Footprint technique is used to digitally recreate real-life buildings in the Sketchup program. This Geo-modeling method works for buildings that have vertical exterior walls with flat or sloped roofs. The method captures a birds-eye satellite image of your… Continue Reading →

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Modeling Nourse

October 22, 2015welnaa2 1 Comment

The best two words to describe the beginning of my experience with this week’s SketchUp endeavor are probably extreme frustration. My task was to start creating a 3d model of the dorm Nourse, which I expected to be reasonably manageable given… Continue Reading →

Uncategorized 3d model, 3D modeling, Carleton College, Nourse, Nourse Hall, SketchUp

Modeling Attempts and Frustrations

October 20, 2015smithc3 1 Comment

  I made a stab at trying to model the Elizabeth Cowling Recreation Center using google Sketch Up. Under the camera tab, I selected “match new photo” and chose the photograph above in finder. I then set the different axis’. … Continue Reading →

Uncategorized 3D modeling, Cowling Gym, SketchUp

Sketching Up a Home

September 18, 2015smithc3 1 Comment

  SketchUp is a neat program that allows you to create 3D models of buildings using geometric shapes and unique textures. My attempt to create a house using SketchUp was difficult and a bit confusing. The hardest part was creating… Continue Reading →

Uncategorized 3D modeling, color, cylinders, geometry, scaling, Sketch Up, texture
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