Second View of Patient Room 909

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Elijah B.

almost 10 years

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Oh yeah Cameron I almost forgot... and .IFC2 via plugin if you have Revit files

Elijah B.

almost 10 years

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Hi Cameron, Sketchup will except .3ds, .dwg, .dae, .dxf, .kmz, .dem and .obj via plugin. It does not import native .max files. However if you have files you would like me to look at for you I would be happy to do this in my spare time. contact me on my Linkedin page or my personal e-mail: elibjr@aim.com. Thank you.

Excellent! Does sketchup accept 3dsMax models? If so, I've got a couple I can loan you! good rendering!

RB Cameron

about 10 years

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Excellent! Does sketchup accept 3dsMax models? If so, I've got a couple I can loan you! good rendering!

Second View of Patient Room 909

Elijah B.

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Murray Associates Architects, P.C. - http://www.murrayassoc.com
This is a project we MAA worked on for a hospital in Central Pennsylvania USA with Architect Dan Schunkewitz and Interior Designer Francis Cauffman. I was recently at Revit training for my employer with the rest of the office. The Autodesk trainee saw this image and knew this was a rendering but was convinced that this was an image made from 3D Studio Max (a $3500 Autodesk program). It took me 5 minutes to convince the veteran that the model was completed in SketchUp and rendered with IRender nXt. The trainer was floored. This was the first image I used the sharpen tool on. The contrast was set to 60 with brightness set to 54 and the burn-in set to 10 and the saturation was set to 88 and the bed spread was color corrected

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Second View of Patient Room 909

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