Help, Tips, and Support for Podium Walker
Podium Walker is now running in SketchUp 2015!
Modeling by Nat Ellis, with animation by David Wayne. Created in Podium Walker 1.2.4 in SketchUp 2015.
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Original SketchUp model and animation created by Dave Giz, modified by Cadalog team.
Our latest Podium Walker animation showcases Dave Giz’s “Lumb Carr Ave. Proposal,” an extremely cool outdoor patio and green-space. The animation was brought to life using Podium Walker 64-bit, which allows users to animate larger, more complex models than ever before, and renders videos faster than ever.
Modeling by Paul Olsen, and designed by Alexander Design Group, inc.
Our latest Podium Walker animation showcases the power of Podium Walker 64-bit through this beautiful visualization of an elegant residential property. Podium Walker 64-bit lets you animate larger more complex models than ever before, and renders your videos quicker than ever.
The Big Interior Lobby video includes over 30 Podium Browser items, including the following models and materials:
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.
Modeling by Jeremy Justice, with animation by David Wayne. Created in Podium Walker 1.2.0 Beta.
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.