#Sdm floor generator sketchup series

When done, I guess IвЂ™m hoping that I can import the file into SketchUp and somehow apply it to only the faces of the bricks (leaving none of the image on the mortar) in such a way that I have no brick lines (or sagging cause this structure is 103 year old) from the real world photo showing up in the final model. Everything lines up perfectly when youвЂ™re viewing the building from 50 feet diagonally away (across the street) from the Southwest corner of the structure. Note 2: looking at the mural dead-on, some things look crooked - thatвЂ™s because the mural is designed to be viewed on an angle. Note: IвЂ™m doing basic backgrounds first, and then going to try and refine each of the images in the mural, so donвЂ™t pay too much attention to any colors blurring over or anything. The goal being to create an interactive model that can potentially be used for people to take virtual tours of our conceptual rehabbed community center.ДЄny suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated I am ultimately hoping to load the building into SketchFab similar to how I was able to do for this house which is located right near our campus): There is a part of the building (on the far right side in the photo) that has a different kind of brick, on which the mortar is flush w the exterior face of the brick that has paint on it.

#Sdm floor generator sketchup series

For a majority of the building, there is no paint on the mortar, so the actual mural is a series of several hundred brick sized faces with gaps between them. Please note that I havenвЂ™t included the mortar (the cement like stuff that keeps the bricks together) yet, which is 1/2 inch in from the outermost faces of the building. Given the importance of the mural on capturing the overall building aesthetic, I need to figure out a way to get that mural to be represented accurately(ish) and professionally. Note that the screenshot of the model includes the brick wall of the basement, which is below grade and is not visible in the real world photo of the structure. IвЂ™ve modeled all of the exterior bricks of the structure and the cornice(s) as you can see here: