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Podium Walker in action
This inspiring video demonstrates how combining Podium Walker animations with SU Podium V2 images, can be a compelling presentation to your clients.
Animation and images created by Nicolas Harvey. Click on the below image to watch the video in You Tube.
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John Aikin (Aikin Design) is a skilled SU Podium V2 users and currently the most prolific Podium Walker end-user. Check these five video presentations out!! John's original SketchUp models are also full of components from Podium Browser.
An Introduction
Blue House
Contemporary House
Modern House
Mountain House
Kusime Landscape Design model rendered by Cadalog, Inc.
AKA: Japanese town walk thru with Hidden LEMs
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Click above to watch an embedded video on how to create a Walker animation.
This video illustrates Podium 1.0.3's support for Hidden LEMs of SU Podium. The street light fixtures come from Podium Browser's free street lights and employ hidden LEMs. This version features Browser Paid content 3D trees as well as 3D cars. Choose the 720 resolution for better quality.
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Click above to watch an embedded video on how to create a Walker animation.
This is a different variation to the above video without high poly 3D trees. The street light fixtures come from Podium Browser's free street lights and employ hidden LEMs.
Outside Plaza
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Click above to watch an embedded video on how to create a Walker animation.
This video illustrates Podium 1.0.3's support for Hidden LEMs of SU Podium. The street light fixtures come from Podium Browser's free street lights and employ hidden LEMs. This version features Browser Paid content 3D trees as well as 3D cars. Choose the 720 resolution for better quality.
House near Seattle on a hill
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Click above to watch an embedded video on how to create a Walker animation. Make sure you click HD
The original video was created at 1920 X 1080 pixel resolution using MPEG output. However, resoluton is degraded on YouTube. If you would like to download the original .mp4, download it from here. (This is a very large file so make sure the entire .mp4 is downloaded before playing it.)
This video illustrates the use of 4 keyframe paths combined together. House on a hill in Seattle in Christmas is a a recreation of house in brione but on a fictitious hill near Seattle during Christmas. The Christmas tree and fire place use SU Podium LEM lighting. Much of the components such as the trees, chairs, Christmas tree, car, and ofcourse light fixtures came from Podium Browser.
Three animations combined into one video
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Click above to watch an embedded video at 720 X 405 pixel resolution. Make sure you click on HD.
The original video was created at 1280 X 720 pixel resolution using MPEG output. You can link to YouTube to see the 1280 X 720 size. However, resoluton is degraded on YouTube. If you would like to download the original .mp4, download it from here. (Allow several minutes for the entire .mp4 file to be downloaded.)
This video combines the Walker animations from three models, created by Nat Ellis. Several key frame animations were created from each model, using a variety of camera speeds. animating each model using mutliple keyframes with various camera speeds. Each keyframe from each model was outputed to MPEG format at 1280 X 720 resolution. Bit rate used was 8000. The outputed .mp4 video files were then stitched together using Camtasia 8 to create one .mp4 file. Music layer was added as well. The original models created by Nat Ellis were modeled in SketchUp with a variety of Podium Browser items and rendered in SU Podium V2+. Look at the home page to see a slide show of the SU Podium V2+ rendered images.
Big, interior lobby
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Click above to watch an embedded video at 720 X 405 pixel resolution. Make sure you click on HD.
The original video was created at 1280 X 720 pixel resolution using MPEG output. You can link to YouTube to see the 1280 X 720 size.
The list below is comprised of the Podium Browser components included in the SketchUp model
Our newest Podium Walker demonstration shows what the latest build is capable of in a large scale outdoor environment. Modeling by Jeremy Justice, with animation by David Wayne in Podium Walker 1.2.0 Beta.
