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Of course! The link is in the description box above

So glad that you liked it!!

Yes of course, you could show the footings in a more 3d way! In this illustration we just left them as 2d projections, it's up to your representation style

Hi there! Could you please explain a little more about what you want to achieve? This way we could assist you better

The link to free blocks is in the description box! Or you can get them from here: www.rayon.design/app/model/d3a94ad8-f1a4-4f06-8a57-01ac45f8a5e7?token=rayon-template&

Yes of course! You can place jpeg patterns into surfaces by making clipping masks out of them

Hi there! You might have empty paths in your selection. Try opening the layers panel, click on the arrow symbol on the layer, and check out if there are any empty paths.Hope this helps!!

Hi there! As you've said there’s no way to change Shadow color in SketchUp directly. You can get an image export from SketchUp and change its color in Photoshop or Illustrator as we did in 8:12 in this tutorial. For the image quality, you can check out the Image Resolution and Image Compression from PDF export options in Layout. Hope these help!

Just to clarify, in this video, the shadow appears pinkish because we placed a colored surface on the ground. You can try this as well, but if you get the shadow export without the background surface, it will appear gray as usual.

You can checkout this Autodesk help article: help.autodesk.com/view/OARX/2023/ENU/?guid=GUID-5E50A846-C80B-4FFD-8DD3-C20B22098008

@@toffuco Thankyou so much 🧿🌼

More to come!

Hi there! After coloring with Live Paint, you should go to Object Menu > Expand. After that, you can ungroup the coloring group, and only after that you'll be able to apply fill&stroke selection. Hope this helps!

They just created a random color pallet :)

Great to hear that We'd be absolutely thrilled to make a Photoshop tutorial series for beginners as well!

so glad you liked it, thank you!!

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If you have an iPad, it could help you to conceptualize your ideas quickly, making sketches and even technical drawings as we've showed in this tutorial

Hi there! Any iPad model would work, but we recommend choosing one with 256GB of storage or more

When you type something go to right panel, section TEXT, and then STYLE. Click on the gray rectangle. A small window will pop out with more option. Look on the last position - is size: S M L XL and [...]. Press 3 dots and you will have more option to choose your own size.

@@szymonk2106 thanks

You can check out the Part 2: ruclips.net/video/lrpCny81F7s/видео.htmlsi=8NMSKlsdKmIjTxxL

@@toffuco thank you 🧿

Hi there, we're using Procreate!

Hi there, thank you for your comment! You need to enter the group and use the window plugin, it should automatically create windows when you do that

Great question! That part is really missing in the tutorial First, we increased the stroke weight of the bike lane. Then, followed these steps: Select the bike lane line, go to Object Menu, and click on Expand. This way your line becomes a shape with contour. Then you can use offset and everything!

@@toffuco Thank you so much for the help, you're awesome!

Thank you, we're delighted that you enjoyed it!!

If you have an iPad, go to App Store application and search for Procreate!

Thank you so much for your comment, it means a lotPlease share your drawings with us by tagging us in Instagram @toffuco

Kindly describe the issue to their support team via chat so they can investigate.

thank you so much

Hi there! It's first link in the description box above!

We have many step by step tutorials that show and explain everything in detail for beginners in the channel, highly recommend you to check out our newer tutorials as well

Yes it's here: ruclips.net/video/lrpCny81F7s/видео.htmlsi=8NMSKlsdKmIjTxxL So glad you liked it!!

We'd absolutely love to do that!

Hi, so glad you liked the tutorial!! If your model scale is 1:1, the size will adjust automatically based on the artboard size you've chosen. In the Sketchup Model section in Layout, you can verify the Current Scale from the Camera Settings.

We'd love to make a tutorial on that, great suggestion! Thank you!!

@@toffuco when is that programmed to come out?

@@user-wt9nu4qn3z We hope to make it this summer

so glad you liked it!!

It's great to hear that!! Thank you

thank you for your amazing comment, we're thrilled to hear that!!

Hello! Did you mean in SketchUp? We've been working on this model for some time and have created many camera angles for specific views.