Flying car sketchup Videos

• 1. Google SketchUp 8 - Future Fly car Hotel
• 2. Creating Fly-Through Animations in SketchUp - Tutorials for Landscape Architects
• 3. SketchUp: Animate a Camera on a Path | SketchUp Show #14 (Tutorial)
• 4. SketchUp Modeling - The Flying Wing
• 5. Building a Dornier DO-X flying boat model using the Google Sketchup 8
• 6. Google Sketchup - Constructing Flyover - Virtual City Part 1
• 7. Animation of a Flight (recorded data) - SimFonIA Animation Tools (SketchUp plugin)
• 8. Sketchup: Omlylin Fly Around
• 9. VID_0119: AIRSTREAM SKETCHUP - 55 Flying Cloud

Google SketchUp 8 - Future Fly car Hotel

Creating Fly-Through Animations in SketchUp - Tutorials for Landscape Architects

User Comments

jaspreet jassi commented on 21 Aug 2012

"landscape architects, civil engineers, land development, Fort Myers, Naples, Florida , Dallas, Texas" A housing shortage crisis may be coming as it becomes ridiculously expensive to construct housing due to environmental regulations that disregard common sense.

Digital ArchLand commented on 24 Feb 2012

@psychedelic14 Export your animation.. Sure! In SU7 you couldn't without the pro license.. but now SU8 can do that. This tutorial is an oldie, should be updated soon

Justice Lee commented on 13 Mar 2012

Thanks! I had no idea that the animation feature was even there... Or that it would be this easy. Nice tutorial, looking forward to watching more of your vids

SJLDESIGN1 commented on 29 Feb 2012

Just finished my first Animation in sketch up, check out my channel and tell me what you think

nils4545 commented on 16 Oct 2011

Best demostration so far! Thnx alot humbs up!

psychedelic14 commented on 24 Feb 2012

can i do this without switching to pro?

psychedelic14 commented on 02 Mar 2012

@DigitalArchLand oh...thanks...

Digital ArchLand commented on 17 Oct 2011

@nils4545 Appreciate it!

Digital ArchLand commented on 17 Jun 2011

@MetaAd Glad it helped!

psychedelic14 commented on 24 Feb 2012

im using su8 btw... :D

Ray Ang SST commented on 22 Sep 2013

Thanks a lot man!

2HHB commented on 08 Jan 2016

3:24 you ass

bird bilae commented on 24 Sep 2014

Thanks.....

SketchUp: Animate a Camera on a Path | SketchUp Show #14 (Tutorial)

User Comments

gibbs2010able commented on 29 May 2015

Hey that's a very usefull tutorial i found here. really thanks for up it here. thanks a lot. but let me know one thing more plz...... whether in Google Sketchup we may able to animate camera on a CUSTOM-PATH like 3d studio max. i mean in ur tutorial the way were just a CIRCLE. but if i like to animate the camera on various type, like arch-way+straight+tiled-up or tiled-down. plz let me know....... The best Regards.

isbudepot commented on 02 Jan 2011

@senorjorgegonzales - if you had just added the new scene for the first time, there is no need or requirement to manually click Update as he explained in the video, it is ready to go once it is added. You only need to click Update if you need to go back and edit an existing scene with different variables.

optimospremo commented on 20 Jun 2010

what am i doing wrong when i cant see the animation export ability highlighted (not active) on the newest google sketchup pro ?????! please let me know why i cant export an animation mucho thanx

marmotyazik commented on 24 Sep 2010

I reaallly love Google Sketchup! I first used it in school, then I rushed home to download it straight after! It's so easy and AMAZING!

Pietro Schito commented on 09 Jan 2013

I tried to repeat the first step on my computer, but I didn't work, do you have a special hand capturing device on your screen?

ahmed rabie commented on 05 Mar 2011

there are many metods for anomation but ---the way on the path ----its my lost -----but ---you give me that ---thank you

SketchUp School commented on 21 Nov 2010

@InfinityDose You can edit layer names by double clicking on a layer name in the Layers window (go to Window > Layers).

James Cafrey commented on 25 Jan 2010

Thanks, i was just curious. I saw a couple of icons there i hadn't notice but after a quick look through i found them.

IctWilsons commented on 23 Feb 2011

Well done, but painful to watch because the FlightPath plugin from Smustard will do the same thing in a few seconds.

SketchUp School commented on 25 Jan 2010

we are using the Pro version in this video, but you can use the free version to do all of the same stuff.

venkat puneeth commented on 12 Oct 2015

why is there the blinking effect in the preview is there any way to make thr motion extremely smooth

Nishchit kulabkar commented on 13 Mar 2015

Are you crazy? What the f uck is the mojo at start! You didnt even created it. Rubbish!!

blastardinc commented on 28 Aug 2010

I have seen 13 year old kids bang out quicker and more concise vidz. Get to the quick.

SketchUp Modeling - The Flying Wing

User Comments

monsterz3r0 commented on 18 May 2007

YIIMM, you should group your template, and separately group your working geometry. Doing this will allow you to see and use your template without joining pieces. Also, the added benifit to this is that the when inside and editing a particular group (triple clicking it) all other geo outside it will be faded - this allows a visual separation from your working geo from your template geo.

monsterz3r0 commented on 17 Aug 2007

Masta, I use both the move and scale tool to manipulate each section. First I use the scale tool to make the section the size I want, scaling in all directions - blue and green. I didn't scale in red because the planes happened to be parallel to red. To change the height of the wing (relative to the fuselage) and wing angle I use the move and the rotate tool.

MastaSquidge commented on 18 Aug 2007

I was just curious as to how you were grabbing the vertices (sp?) on the surface. Also, before i ask im going to assume you are probly a member of a forum or two that deals with Sketchup right? I got conned into being admin for a Build a City project on a forum and it seems that im the one who knows the most about this program =|

James Pickard commented on 28 Dec 2010

This may seem like a thick person question but, how do you get the next piece to 'stick' to the previous piece like different sections of the wing, you manipulate one piece then the next piece just appears stuck to the previous piece and then you manipulate that piece and so on. Sorry, I'm new to this software. Thanks -James

YIIMM commented on 17 May 2007

Sorry, disregard that, it seems more like you're scaling the faces. I was wondering if you could tell me how best to do that, I try to create curved surfaces in that way but after a point it intersects with the template and warps it.

monsterz3r0 commented on 18 Aug 2007

Ah. Moving a vertex. If you use the move tool, and hover on a particular vertex (with no other item selected) you can then click in on it and move it.

YIIMM commented on 17 May 2007

To get each segment of the wing are you using section cuts and resizing them? It's a trick that looks quite useful and one I'd like to learn.

fergawdsache commented on 04 Dec 2007

Its great to see a speeded up version but it would also be nice to see the real time with a voice over.

MastaSquidge commented on 17 Aug 2007

Are you just using the move tool to grab an intersection and move it around?

Soldado de Cristo commented on 17 Oct 2007

Incrivel como ele consegue criar formas organicas no Sketch up.

filmaker commented on 11 May 2007

well done! I wish i could hire you for something! :-)

BoogsterSU commented on 15 Sep 2007

Now I can use that method for curves on my models!

VGnerd commented on 06 Nov 2007

You should put it on the 3D warehouse

Building a Dornier DO-X flying boat model using the Google Sketchup 8

User Comments

Justin Reichs commented on 12 Mar 2015

Great job! :-)

niltondc commented on 13 Mar 2015

Thank you Justin!  There are many other models on my channel.

Google Sketchup - Constructing Flyover - Virtual City Part 1

User Comments

Mark Edison Alviz commented on 07 May 2009

The tools are just available even if you are not using the pro. hmmm... Just display them from VIEW toolbars... then those on the lower right - i just downloaded. Its the CAD span and i forgot the other one. You can try visiting the google sketchup site for plugins. I also got the podium for renderings... ok

Mark Edison Alviz commented on 04 Feb 2009

The software is GOOGLE SKETCHUP 7. I downloaded it from google. Just search for google sketchup and download it for free, though the pro version is not.

RobinParkour commented on 06 Feb 2011

thanks and its cool but its very hard i suggest making a simple one thanks

Wouter David commented on 05 May 2009

how did you get more tools? i forgot, cause of new pc Xd

ibiojo commented on 12 Feb 2009

Thanks, I will be looking forward for your next videos

mdroscoe70 commented on 04 Feb 2009

what software is this and where can i get one?

Wouter David commented on 07 May 2009

i got it; view -> toolbars -> large toolbar ^^

Nightenstaff commented on 27 Jan 2009

Nicely done!

Jean commented on 05 Feb 2010

BRAVO!!!!!!!

Animation of a Flight (recorded data) - SimFonIA Animation Tools (SketchUp plugin)

Sketchup: Omlylin Fly Around

User Comments

wendt152 commented on 28 Oct 2012

Thank You! I get goosebumps too, but I thought it was mostly due to the hours I put into it :) For anyone who uses sketchup, I recommend they totally try out Lumion. Quite an experience.

TheSwedishCruiser commented on 03 Aug 2013

This is insanely fantastic. How long did it take to do this render and what kind of system are you using?

wickettheewok commented on 28 Oct 2012

amazing , great job ! very nice atmoshere and render , i had goosebumps when i watched this !

Renderiza commented on 29 Oct 2012

Really like the sense of scale and the architecture design. Pretty epic video man congrats!

VID_0119: AIRSTREAM SKETCHUP - 55 Flying Cloud