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Hello guys and welcome to this new class in where we're
going to see how to create a landscape in a sketch.
So first of all,
I'm going to do a rectangle from
your region using the left arrow key.
I will create this rectangle.
Then I would create a new material,
as we learned in the last class.
So create material, I will pick up a new image.
These new image is called landscape.
One click and open.
The scale.
Looks like it is too small.
I will write down here one,
okay, here we have our new material.
So let's apply it on this phase.
Let her be one-click. Here we are.
The material is super small,
so I will edit it.
Let's say ten.
Now it looks much more better.
I could do it even bigger.
So let's say 20, 20th,
okay, Now I will adjust the height.
Here can work. We have a kind of landscape background,
which can be useful in our models or in our renders.
Imagine that you want to apply
this landscape in a curved face.
E.g. I.
Will create here a rectangle up arrow key.
Here we are. Letter P, pool.
Now I'll use the arc sides 51.
Click second click. Create.
This surface.
Here we are now in letter B for applying the material,
the landscape material is already selected.
One-click.
Here we have our landscape.
The material now is perfectly apply it.
But sometimes when we are working on curved surfaces,
we can have problems with the texture.
Sometimes the image is kind of
broken with strange lines across.
In that case, what we have to do
is going to this surface,
the plane surface, the plane
texture, right bottom texture.
And use this option project that lecture.
We mark this obscene.
If we come back again, texture,
we can see that projected is marked.
And then we apply that texture on
these curved face just using the sample paint tool.
Letter B, I hold down Alt key,
one-click for stealing this texture
which is already projected.
And then another click on the curved face.
If you are using the last versions of SketchUp,
it is very likely that you don't need to
use this projected tool because
the texture is not broken on your curved surface.
Anyways, if you have that problem,
you know already how to fix it.
In the future.
We will use this kind of way for creating
a landscape when we will be working in our final project.
So time to say goodbye.
I hope that you liked the class.
And in the next episode,
I will start talking about a new tray call components.
It is this one, very important one.
So we're ready.
I see you in the next class.
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