When i tried this the house in hanging into the sky, or is not standing on the ground ?
Is there a tutorial or is there some kind of trick to learn it quickly
spherical sky
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spherical sky
How do you know that your designed house in SU is placed on the spherical sky witch you put behind the scene.
When i tried this the house in hanging into the sky, or is not standing on the ground ?
Is there a tutorial or is there some kind of trick to learn it quickly
When i tried this the house in hanging into the sky, or is not standing on the ground ?
Is there a tutorial or is there some kind of trick to learn it quickly
Re: spherical sky
There are a few posts around that discuss similar issues. This one is just a couple down from yours.
Sketchup doesn't provide anyway to show a spherical background, so there isn't anyway to 'preview' your model's position in the spherical scene, other than to do a test render. As discussed in the above link, spherical images are 'fixed'; you can't change the position of your model within the background.
There are ways to compensate for this. The easiest is to place a 'ground plane' under your model, extending beyond the boundaries of your image.
Sketchup doesn't provide anyway to show a spherical background, so there isn't anyway to 'preview' your model's position in the spherical scene, other than to do a test render. As discussed in the above link, spherical images are 'fixed'; you can't change the position of your model within the background.
There are ways to compensate for this. The easiest is to place a 'ground plane' under your model, extending beyond the boundaries of your image.
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