@SanOcelotl
If you are somewhat serious about 3D the worst thing you can do is stick with sketchup
@Diegoverduzcocampos
Blender is better for curves animations and rigging but sketch is better for doing builds with right lines
@captheobbyist6434
this is a really nice comparison
@kadi2393
I am using sketchup for medeling and i can make anything fluid or regular forms
@niktinny8540
Everything is easy when u knows how to do
@devilslucka
Really Helpful.... was looking similar kinda tutorial for ages...
@DriesduPreez
Look how much intuitive SketchUp is. At this one place I worked, I used sketchup for quick dirty modeling of proxies. I don't get why I got ridiculed for it, this video shows you how much quicker it is than a standard DCC platform
@lubuxtreme
blender is free and grow more powerfull each day
@vmafarah9473
Damn ,l love this series.
@SplitNormals
You can never go wrong with Blender. But if you choose Sketchup, make sure you are an architect of some sort or a level designer. Because that's the only way you would excel.
@ManalA-zs9pl
Really amazing I love to watch more of this ❤
@anthonyf8423
I've been learning by tinkering on Blender for years. Glad to finally know how to paint 😂😂😂 Subscribed!
@edf373
one is free and one is £1000
@Hakeeeeeeem
Im a week old here in 3d printing, I designed complete rooms with sketchup, but when I attempted to use it for 3d printing models, im switched to blender
@Adix_Null
I transitioned to blender because sketchup is way too limiting man
@DaumbFauckProduction
i like this combination.
@Nobby76
It really shouldnt matter what 3d application you use. The basic principles for 3d modelling are universal. the only real difference is what the button is called in another app and where is it located. But if you know how to model things in one app, you should be able to model them in any app.
@manwithadream2043
so awesome!
@CoOoOoOL_CuBe
I always be a blender boi
@kharmachaos667