tyvm. 10+ years of Sketchup-ing this is probably the first time I tried to use this feature... 🤣🤣

Thanks, you make it look very easy. I'll give it a try

This is great! Thanks man!

Thanks, man ! very helpful video !

thanks, that was so very helpfull, clear... great tutorial

Very informative thank you!

Thanks Matt, comprehensive tutorial as usual

Very clear explanation!

very interesting, thanks you for all the little extra tips. 👍👍👍👍

Man thank you so much, keep up with good work =D.

Thanks man that help More power

Thanks for the tutorial. What remains is when you closely look at your model that you matched with the photo, the vertical line is not matched although x and y lines are exactly matched. I think that's because the match photo doesn't work with different view angle which can make vertical lines slant. Is there a way to adjust the vertical line too?

This is a great tutorial, I have followed everything but sometimes I just cannot get the vertical lines to line up after I have lined up green and red, its almost like the vertical vanishing point is too far away.

Great Teacher , thank you

Thank you!

Hi Matt. Would it be possible to use Match Photo for one-point perspective?

thank you sir, its was just amazinggggg.... thanks a lot

What about geo locations with little to no perspective lines? Like if you wanted to make a building in the middle of a field?

VERY GOOD TUTORIAL

Great tutorial. Thanks.

merci beaucoup

Thanks very much 👍

if you have imported terrain info from google earth, do you bypass alot of these steps? at what point would you need to jump in and start scaling?

What do you do when, on importing a photo, the blue axis is not where you want it? It is true you can move base via yellow box but that is only at one end of line unlike red and green axis.

Great tutorial, but i need help!!! i can't select STYLE. Why?

How would you do a round ball?

Hi, having sketchup 2018 I can't open the file because it was created with version 2019. Would it be possible to have the file in sketchup 2018? Thanks a lot to those who will help me

Can I do this in the app?

i am a learner of sketchup and usually do wood working projects. i use a rather simple method for re-creating the models from a photo. i import the photo in the sketchup then take any one edge in the photo and estimate the length of that edge based on my experience or the space available where actual piece of furniture will go or figuring out some standard dimensions for that piece of furniture (like mattress size for a bed). Then i draw a line of that estimated length that necessarily follows the corresponding edge on the photo. After that i scale the photo up or down to make the edge in the photo equal in length to the line i drawn. in the process i do have to move the photo as well to put the edge i selected on the line i drawn. As the process is complete i have a scaled photo instead of scaling the model. Now the remaining work is easier. just draw the model edges using line tool and you will get your required model from the photo. i m sorry the process i explained looks difficult in words but is very easy if i make a video for this. hopefully in future.

Is there a transcript for this video? I am working with graduate students have auditory processing issues.

How to resize your photo based on your reference desired height length and width

If you add geometry like the med cabinet or three d text is there a way to make them take color from bucket? Jim

nice tutorial. I am intrigued about why, after a correct placement of the red and green bars, the 3D cube does not match exactly the shed at the corners. I have made myself the photomatch and the result is the same, i am not able to match the perspective of the photo. What do you think can be the cause? Maybe that shed is not perfectly constructed or badly placed on the ground? either the siding boards are not parallel between them or to the ground? the shed corners are not really vertical?

Thank you very much, but yet again another tutorial where it is explained the method by using the best possible scenario. Sometimes you don't have two sets of parallel lines, for example in front of a house, where you can see just either x or y and then z, because you are too zoomed in and you can't trust the pavement. That is the case where things starts to get complicated. It would be very good to be able to select a couple of lines on z as well (like fspy, for example).

GREAT TUTORIAL!! I have 2 questuons: 1- After finish all photo match process, I would like to get rid of the photo, and keep only the model. How should I do that? 2- Can you please explain how to match an existing model to the photo match view? Thanks Rachel

Ok, but now, how to export 2d model without that image in background.?? I can't turn it off, i export transparent png file and the background image is still there

Hello. Which is x axis out of red or green axes? Thank you in advance!

Can you make this photo a background and set the models on top of it with the proper perspective?

YEAH!

How do I combine 2 Match Photos, one from the SW of a complex house, and one from the NE?

Thanks for sharing those great tips. A great video, but like all other 3rd party tutorials on this subject, modelling detailed buildings requires al least 2 photos and you might wish to explain how to match the 2nd photo without screwing up the positioning of the model relative to the first photo.

Do you change the model origin with each photo taken with a different angle

thanks Matt, but how do you export 2d it so you can edit your sketch up model or touch it up in psd?

please call subtitles for other countries to follow the tutorials///Brazil

So why isn't there a option to change the fov?You guys are just ignoring the elephant in the room, that is the blue lines can't be adjustet.

none of those 2 exmples match the photos