Script details:
Name:FloorGenerator
Version:2.10
Floor Pattern - If you have the full version you can switch between the types of patterns in the 'Floor Pattern' Drop down menu. Max Length - Controls the maximum length a board can be.
- Create detailed flooring in SketchUp Fast with Floor Generator! Extension of the Week #48. In this video, we check out a SketchUp plugin that allows you to quickly create flooring, tile, brick, siding and more quickly and easily!
- FloorGenerator is a plugin for 3ds Max (2013 to 2021) which generates floor objects consisting of individual boards which can easily be textured using MultiTexture. It’s a great tool if you’re doing architecture visualization and need to make floors that are NOT going to tile and that you can see up close without any pixilation.
- Can't find Floor Generator plug-in by minatsoneva » Thu Jun 20, 2019 2:13 pm Hi, guys, I am new around here and I registered to get the floor generator plug-in by Sam D Mitch, which was highly recommended to me.
- December 8, 2018. FloorGenerator for 3ds Max. FloorGenerator for 3ds Max: FloorGenerator is a plugin for 3ds Max (2013 to 2020) which generates floor objects consisting of individual boards which.
Author:CG-Source Installshield 2014 professional.
Web page:cg-source.com
Compatible with 3ds Max:2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017
Floor Generator For 3ds Max 2018
FloorGenerator is a plugin for 3ds Max which generates floor objects consisting of individual boards which can easily be textured using MultiTexture. It’s a great tool if you’re doing architecture visualization and need to make floors that are NOT going to tile and that you can see up close without any pixilation.
Floor Generator characteristics
- Create floors inside any closed 2D shape object;
- Control width, length, gap size individually;
- Randomly rotate, offset and tilt boards;
- Interactive update to get instant feedback;
- Fetch settings, to work on an existing floor later on;
- Assign textures randomly using MultiTexture Map;
Floor Generator is free and you can download it from cg-source.com, but you need to register first.
Create detailed flooring in SketchUp Fast with Floor Generator! Extension of the Week #48
In this video, we check out a SketchUp plugin that allows you to quickly create flooring, tile, brick, siding and more quickly and easily!
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This week, we’re going to review an extension that allows you to generate flooring as actual geometry in your models.
This week’s extension, chosen by my Patreon supporters, is floor generator.
Plugin Name:
Floor Generator
Plugin Developer:
Sam D Mitch
Plugin Cost:
Floor Generator Max 2018
It’s free!
Where can you get it?
You can download it from the SketchUcation Plugin Store
Tool functions –
This extension allows you to generate flooring as actual geometry in your models. This means that you can create tiles that actually have thickness, along with Brick, wood floors, and many other options.
- One item of particular note is the ability to generate clapboard, or building siding on vertical faces.
- All the floor types have editable input, including being able to set length, width, spacing between objects, offsets, and more.
- You can also adjust the orientation of the items that you’ve selected by both 45 and 90 degrees.
- You can adjust your material either by applying the current active material in SketchUp to your model, applying random colors, or by selecting random textures from a custom folder. This is especially useful because you can use it to apply random materials to each object, meaning there’s no tiling to your textures.
- You can also adjust your textures within this extension. Theoretically you can adjust the size of the textures, though I haven’t had a lot of success getting that to work, but you can adjust the rotations of your textures as well as allowing you the ability to randomize the rotation of your textures.
- You can add bevels and random imperfections to anything you create to make it look more realistic as well.
- This also includes the ability to create each object as an individual group. I’m not 100% sure what the create behind face option does.
Overall, this seems to be a VERY interesting extension for both floor and wall generation in SketchUp. It seems like you have to be careful how much geometry you create because it could slow down your model, but it seems like this could be super interesting for rendering and other applications.