Modeling a Covered Bridge From a Reference Image - Part 2 - Structure and Fence

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In part two of my detailed tutorial on modeling a covered bridge from a reference image in SketchUp, we talk about how to model your structure and the fencing!
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@CoolcatInfinity 5 лет назад

Jason is so proud of you

@SkillipEvolver 6 лет назад

Glad I'm not the only one using straight lines instead of guides! 😕😕

@Thesketchupessentials 6 лет назад

Lol - as long as it works for you, it's fine! Thanks!

@jeffharmed1616 6 лет назад

Thanks for sharing. I'm no architect but I had a quick look at roof truss types and the common truss type you have drawn will not go with the rounded front. I would suggest scissors or barrel types. See www.dunscartimber.co.uk/images/truss-types-960.jpg

@OlavSchneider 6 лет назад

You can flip objects by right clicking and picking flip along axis.

@Thesketchupessentials 6 лет назад

Hi Olav - I know - For some reason, I usually pick the wrong axis when using flip along axis, so it's quicker for me to use the scale tool to flip objects, but that works as well - thanks!

@falconlara 6 лет назад

Mine looks a bit flatter but hey, it works. Great!

@Thesketchupessentials 6 лет назад

Exactly! Thanks Oscar! :)

@SkillipEvolver 6 лет назад

Do you do this for work?

@Thesketchupessentials 6 лет назад

Sort of - I'm an estimator for a General Contractor in my day job, so I work with a lot of SketchUp models. I do a lot of modeling in my spare time as well.