I just finished a video about using Scenes to create animations, walk-throughs and fly-throughs of your models. I also talk a little bit about working with Scenes and Sections to create animated section cuts -- definitely one of the most impressive things you can do to present your work. Check it out:
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3 comments :
very helpful video, using scenes for shadow animation is brilliant
OK. This looks OK. The scenes in this file were created Using SU Animate, I was able to create a walk. thru animation in SketchUp using SU Animate.
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