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[Fred Dickson]

I have found this site as a source for textures to add to the Softplan texture folder:  https://www.sketchup...xtureclub.com/ I have attached a jpg of a brick texture and siding texture.  Not sure how it will look on here, but the detail is excellent.  Lots of free stuff but for a few more dollars equals lots of high res stuff and plenty of it.  Works hand and hand nicely with SP.  Just open the 3D folder in Softplan and copy the downloaded texture to the appropriate folder and your'e good to go.  They have models too that are made using Sketchup so maybe they will import too.....

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[Keith Almond]

That link doesn't work Fred.

[John Huyard]

It looks like quite a few of these textures are already located in SoftPlan+ list of textures. https://www.sketchuptextureclub.com/

[Fred Dickson]

Maybe I just don't look hard enough in SP but this is just a tiny sample for exposed aggregate..... Sorry about the link.  John has it right:  https://www.sketchuptextureclub.com/  

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[Joseph Smith]

thanks Fred!  

 

this one on that site is called: 68_brown siding wood texture-seamless

 

it shows saw marks and knots........that's impressive detail!

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[Fred Dickson]

I must confess I have spent a few hours just going through all the stuff and applying it to drawings just to see what it looks like.  They have background images, material (love the animal fur but not sure what to do with that one), wet gravel and on and on.... Made a bamboo fence applying the bamboo to a cube.  Nice resource to have available when you need it.