
Enscape Assets in SketchUp: Manipulate them to suit
- JoLukeGiles
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Hi,
I use the trees in the asset library alot, they're really nice but Id like to be able to manipulate them ( trunk width, canopy height, mass etc) but I can't seem to do it with any real certainty. I'm sure there's a very simple solution that perhaps I'm missing it. Any ideas/ tricks happily recieved. Thanks guys!You can make use of the SketchUp scaling tools to modify any assets of your choice, or use the native tools provided by us when you open the Asset Library inside of Enscape itself - Besides that, there is no way to adjust individual parts natively, but it is possible to explode the models in SketchUp, which can then also be modified freely.
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Hi,
I use the trees in the asset library alot, they're really nice but Id like to be able to manipulate them ( trunk width, canopy height, mass etc) but I can't seem to do it with any real certainty. I'm sure there's a very simple solution that perhaps I'm missing it. Any ideas/ tricks happily recieved. Thanks guys!If you don't already have it, go check out Podium Browser from SUPodium/Catalog. They have full 3D model assets you can download directly within SketchUp and manipulate just like any other geometry. They just won't load in as the white low poly, render-only assets like Enscape has and are full geometry. I use both for different things as needed.
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how can i explode the enscape asset to tweak it ? i just explode the placeholder (Low Poly Version) is there a way to explode it to get the high ploy ?
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how can i explode the enscape asset to tweak it ? i just explode the placeholder (Low Poly Version) is there a way to explode it to get the high ploy ?
No. They are not editable. You can only scale them using the native SketchUp scale tool.