Sketchup landscaping terrain using sandbox

[markandrei562]

hi, i want to make some of this a little bumpy to make it look more natural. I tried sandbox and also watched tutorial but it does nto work as i expected. How do i do this?

[ateliernab]

you could try a free extension called erode (by eneorth).
using it, you select a face, and it’ll divide it, slightly move up and down each vertices.

you can set it to run several times for a more grainy aspect.

I used it on this to make the cream look like cream filling and not just a cylinder.

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Oh well. no plate. I’ve been absorbed by twitch, and now it’s half past one. [post prod oreo] this is sketchup + TCV tried to fiddle with TCV’s image parameters, gave up, fired up photoshop. When in doubt, photoshop. Here is a quick preview of what I did : adjust contrast, add a slight cracked filter on the brown stuff, add a light brown layer to reduce the glossiness. [Capture d’écran 2023-09-03 à 01.21.32] [Capture d’écran 2023-09-02 à 23.56.54] the cream was made using @enero…

[markandrei562]

hello, ill try that ! thank you

[markandrei562]

hello, ive tried it but it doesnt work the way i want it. It was buggy on this and does not look like a terrain at all. I somehow managed to make sandbox work, though its not good, i think it’ll do. It has gaps though

[francisquitof]

Create a flat mesh with sandbox, then use random tools plugin it has a move vertex randomly tool, you must set the values of maximum movement.